Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad. 
Site?
http://cryptostore.io/
thought he said local reseller.
He said he was buying 5 so HE could local resell.
Topic: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5 GH/s USB Miner [IN STOCK!] {SALE !} - page 4. (Read 305031 times)
Site?
http://cryptostore.io/
thought he said local reseller.
He said he was buying 5 so HE could local resell.
Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad.
Site?
http://cryptostore.io/
thought he said local reseller.
Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad.
Site?
http://cryptostore.io/
Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad.
Site?
Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad.
I experienced same thing yesterday and I emailed him without reply yet
Was about to order a batch of 5 for local resell but the site seems unable to process the Bitcoin payment. Too bad.
I bought a Bifury and it works well for 2 Days and than it stops working until i replug the stick out/in. I see that the green LED does not work, is this a Problem?
I tried to flash the new firmware but the Folder of the Miner is empty (0 kB from 0 kB).
I tried to flash the new firmware but the Folder of the Miner is empty (0 kB from 0 kB).
Hi,
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Are you pointing Windows to the directory that has your bifury_c4C.inf file? That is the file that Windows is looking for? It will work with the 64-bit version.
Managed to get it working on another pc; Upgraded the firmware, and now its working fine
1. Unplug usb fan
2. Plug usb fan into different port with usb power instead of power from power supply.
3. Change firmware from 90c to 120c
4.Use another version of cgminer
NOTHING worked. Please help me
EDIT 2: It randomly hashes at 3 or 5 gh/s pool was not the problem.
@felipeo, left you positive trust for sale of 10 Bi.Fury's you sold to me few weeks back.
I will log into my account and purchase another 10 today.
Thanks,
merv77
I will log into my account and purchase another 10 today.
Thanks,
merv77
Hi,
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Are you pointing Windows to the directory that has your bifury_c4C.inf file? That is the file that Windows is looking for? It will work with the 64-bit version.
Hi,
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Just received mine, but I am having problems installing the BFG compatible driver.
When I try to update the drive (from device manager), I get the error message:
"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64-based systems."
I'm running Win7 64bit.
Any advice?
Thanks
Thanks. 
I just wish I could afford a couple more of them they work great and don't cause conflicts with my RedFuries or other USB ASIC's.
Good for you ManeBjorn !
You nail it
I just wish I could afford a couple more of them they work great and don't cause conflicts with my RedFuries or other USB ASIC's.
Here is what I am getting with mine. I might try lowering the Oscillating a bit to see if it reduces errors but this is un-overclocked.
Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
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Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
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Good for you ManeBjorn !
You nail it
Thanks for nice words
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Still cant get my bi*fury's to run on raspberry... If its the same problem a week from now, im going to sell them again.
What a waste of money and time, and no support from sellers what so ever.
DONT BUY THESE
What a waste of money and time, and no support from sellers what so ever.
DONT BUY THESE
They won't run on a rasberry pi as the native usb ports do not give enougth power. The pi also does not detect USB 3 hubs which you pretty much need for these. Try hooking the pi up to a POWERED USB 2 hub and make sure it has plenty of power. Using a 48W USB3 hub i can only run 4 of these on one hub.
I am using a powered USB 2.0 Hub, with the red wire cut in the usb cable. Works just fine on windows 7. But no matter what i do, i cant get them to be detected on the rasp. Not even one.
I really think Felipeo or someone else from the store should come with a solution to this. Since there is no point in running them on a machine with a big psu, i end up using more power then im gaining from mining this way.
Problem is that every body have different condition and we can't answer all question for every body and support all customer fully.
That is reason of topic like this, people can write what setup they have and what hashrate they reached.
Please understand this is custom hardware and mining isn't easy, especially on ARM.
Hello All
After installing new firmware I was able to get the Bi*Furys to work using Zadig on CGminer.
This will show the mines under USB on device manger.
As I have been using BFGminer the Bi*Furys were not recognised even when I used the FDTI drivers still no luck.
I found this link on another thread, and installed the drivers, and windows did recognise it and gave it a com number, now I am able to use the Bi*Furys on BFGminer.
Hope this help anyone.
Link below for drivers.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jpqcvsnx629ns4s/Windows-Mining-Infs.zip
After installing new firmware I was able to get the Bi*Furys to work using Zadig on CGminer.
This will show the mines under USB on device manger.
As I have been using BFGminer the Bi*Furys were not recognised even when I used the FDTI drivers still no luck.
I found this link on another thread, and installed the drivers, and windows did recognise it and gave it a com number, now I am able to use the Bi*Furys on BFGminer.
Hope this help anyone.
Link below for drivers.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jpqcvsnx629ns4s/Windows-Mining-Infs.zip
Hello, you should use our dedicated driver for BFGminer instead zadig for first time.
You can find it on our support site cryptostore.io/support in BFGminer section.
Thanks.
I just wish I could afford a couple more of them they work great and don't cause conflicts with my RedFuries or other USB ASIC's.
Good for you ManeBjorn !
You nail it
I just wish I could afford a couple more of them they work great and don't cause conflicts with my RedFuries or other USB ASIC's.
Here is what I am getting with mine. I might try lowering the Oscillating a bit to see if it reduces errors but this is un-overclocked.
Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
Good for you ManeBjorn !
You nail it
Here is what I am getting with mine. I might try lowering the Oscillating a bit to see if it reduces errors but this is un-overclocked.
Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
Runs great and cool with and Artic Breeze fan on it.
Good for you ManeBjorn !
You nail it
some wanted to see how I wired up power supply with 10 port USB 2.0 hubs
5V 30A 150W power supply
connections are self explanatory
Silver 10 port USB hub
soldered power wires directly to PCB
close up of solder connction to PCB
Blue (better quality) 10 port USB hub
again soldered power wires directly to PCB
close up again of blue USB hub
cut outs for wires to come through hub case
if you're not comfortable with soldering then you can buy something like this above with screw terminals
below are couple links of these DC power plugs:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CCTV-Camera-5-5mm-x-2-1-mm-DC-Power-Male-Jack-Plug-Connector-Adapter-/360726637870
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20pcs-2-1-x-5-5mm-DC-Power-Male-Plug-Jack-Adapter-Connector-for-CCTV-System-/161115013698
use wire that's heavy enough to carry power to hub to prevent high voltage drop. eg. thick figure 8 (speaker) wire with 24 strands minimum, also known as 24/020 wire.
I used 14AWG wire which is probably over kill but I had this type of wire because I use to tinker with battery powered RC helicopters.
cut red power wire in USB cable that connects from USB hub to PC USB port.
this is to prevent PC USB port trying to power anything connected to USB hub (power isn't required as your using power supply for power)
here's a thread where there's good info on USB hub, etc.. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-usb-hub-to-use-with-block-erupters-nanofury-nf1-bpmc-red-fury-ant-u1-253749
Note. if you're going to do similar with a USB 3.0 hubs they may be powered with 12V instead of 5V, the same applies but 12V power supply required.
5V 30A 150W power supply
connections are self explanatory
Silver 10 port USB hub
soldered power wires directly to PCB
close up of solder connction to PCB
Blue (better quality) 10 port USB hub
again soldered power wires directly to PCB
close up again of blue USB hub
cut outs for wires to come through hub case
if you're not comfortable with soldering then you can buy something like this above with screw terminals
below are couple links of these DC power plugs:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CCTV-Camera-5-5mm-x-2-1-mm-DC-Power-Male-Jack-Plug-Connector-Adapter-/360726637870
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20pcs-2-1-x-5-5mm-DC-Power-Male-Plug-Jack-Adapter-Connector-for-CCTV-System-/161115013698
use wire that's heavy enough to carry power to hub to prevent high voltage drop. eg. thick figure 8 (speaker) wire with 24 strands minimum, also known as 24/020 wire.
I used 14AWG wire which is probably over kill but I had this type of wire because I use to tinker with battery powered RC helicopters.
cut red power wire in USB cable that connects from USB hub to PC USB port.
this is to prevent PC USB port trying to power anything connected to USB hub (power isn't required as your using power supply for power)
here's a thread where there's good info on USB hub, etc.. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-usb-hub-to-use-with-block-erupters-nanofury-nf1-bpmc-red-fury-ant-u1-253749
Note. if you're going to do similar with a USB 3.0 hubs they may be powered with 12V instead of 5V, the same applies but 12V power supply required.
Thank you merv
Very fine tutorial!
That's cool.
I've had great luck with mine. The little beast rocks.
Gonna try sell them local, since there are beginning coming more bitcoin equipment for sale, at insane prices, i hope i can get what i paid for them.
I've had great luck with mine. The little beast rocks.
What are you going to sell them for?
Or do you want to trade for them?
Or do you want to trade for them?
Gonna try sell them local, since there are beginning coming more bitcoin equipment for sale, at insane prices, i hope i can get what i paid for them.
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