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the other way is to define the com ports. you need to go back into this thread for details.

This is what I've found in a previous thread (and will change the -S parameter accordingly):

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You might also try simplifying your command line to '-S COM4' instead of '-S bitforce://./COM4'; I am running cgminer 2.3.6, 2.4.1, and 2.4.2 on Win7/64 machines with ONLY Singles (no GPUs) and I've never had to specify 'bitforce:' on my command line. Also, the long-hand form of '//./COM4' is only required for COMxx ports where 'xx' is '10' or higher.

I will also give it a try with that (it seems easier to do):
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NFY are not assigned a com port since they use the HID driver
You would need the USB path and/or serial number of each device. S/N can be seen from manage panel in bfgminer and use dentify to see which is which

I've seen the serial when running bfgminer. What would the parameter looks like? -S SerialNFY1 SerialNFY2 SerialNFY4 (not using #3 for the other instance)

Thank you both of you I'll check those out tonight.
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Hummm All the chips always run whatever the config I use

-S NFY@\\.\USB1
-S NFY@\\.\USBSNumber
-S bifury:SNumber
-S bfl:SNumber
-S SNumber
-S NFY@/dev/ttyUSBSNumber
-S \\.\COMn (where n were replace by possible numbers)

and some other that I don't remember (was too excited to write them down at first)
Either all chips ran or bfgminer wouldn't start.

What would be the correct syntax?
(Btw I've read that USB root could change number when rebooting, hence why I'd prefer the Serial Number solution if possible)
(Read twice the manual, read readmeASIC.txt don't get it, what am I missing?)

Thank you

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