I received my HEX16B boards, but cannot make cgminer detect them. Linux detects them as ttyACM0 to 2
Here's what I did:
1. Download cgminer 3.6.4 and the patch for it from technobit.eu
2. applied the patch, it was successful.
3. ./configure --enable-bflsc --enable-hexminer
4. make && make install
5. ran cgminer - it detected my Single, but did not detect the HEX boards.
6. saw that the patch did not patch the configure script, so I edited the config.h to add #define USE_HEXMINER 1
7. ran make - linking failed.
8. I edited the Makefile, copied all lines containing driver-bflsc and changed that to driver-hexminer
9. ran make && make install - this time it went OK.
10. ran cgminer - the boards are still not detected.
Does anyone have the complete source for cgminer that I could compile or just the i486 binaries for Debian7?
If you get frustrated you can always network it.
Buy one of these tplinks:
http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-MR3020-Wireless-Portable-Compatible/dp/B006DEBXD0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386829452&sr=8-1&keywords=TPlink+MR3020 should arrive the next day or pick one up at Bestbuy or walmart if you're close to one.
Then install the MR3020 image set on the device via the firmware upgrade settings in the tplinks admin panel. Get the panel by 192.168.0.254
After you install the firmware upgrade image you need to change you're network on your pc to anything other than what it currently is. so for example 192.168.0.1 and click save. (thats in the properties section your computer's network settingsl btw)
Then in your browser go to 192.168.0.99 and you'll see the new interface including CGminer and the API as well. Default login will be root and the first thing you must do is set a password in the administration section of the system collumn, then click save, log out and then log back in. If you don't do that you'll have to flash the device manually which is a straight up bitch to do.
Also when you connect the miners devices to the computer or TP link via a USB hub make sure its a POWERED usb hub. There has to be a cable going from the USB hub to the outlet in the wall otherwise it wont hash. If its a single miner, don't worry about it.
I know the above is not a direct answer to you're question, but maybe you'll find it someone in there.. who knows. And its a nice solution because you just set the miner next to your router all month and don't have to worry about plugging it in or out of the pc or leaving the pc on etc..
And if your using it for only one or two miners i'll teach you how to make it work it with wifi, which is kinda cool.