OMG SUCCESS ON MAC! 4.8 Gh/s! I'm so excited
Ok, here's what you need to do.
CScape it wouldn't hurt if you throw jedimstr and me some thanks (
cough another bifury
cough) for debugging this for you and your mac users.
To update firmware on Mac:1. short the jumpers on your bi•fury and plug it in
2. Close all finder windows (just to be safe)
3. Open terminal,
cd /Volumes/CRP\ DISABLD/4.
rm firmware.bin5.
curl -R -O --ssl http://c-scape.nl/bi-fury/firmware.bin (this downloads the firmware and leaves the modified date intact)
6. type
diskutil list and note which disk# is used by CRP DISABLD, let's call this N (as in "diskN")
7.
diskutil unmountDisk /dev/diskN where N is that # you just recorded
8. unplug and plug back in. The light will turn on then off again
To get it running in cgminer now:1.
sudo cgminer -o yourpool -u username -p pass — that's all, and thanks jedimstr for the sudo tip!
To thank 303 and jedimstr for helping you303:
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Here's why downloading firmware on a mac and dragging it to the drive doesn't work:
Mac OS X / Chrome download does two things that mess with the file:
1. Mac OS X adds extended attributes (xattr list firmware.bin) to the file, one of which is a quarantine check.
2. Mac OS X modifies the date of the file (I'm not sure if this messes with it, but everything seems to go smoothly when I adjust for this with -R in curl)
What was happening was that the device didn't like this file and would overwrite it with its default firmware.bin, throwing us in a loop.