Topic: ASIC Block Eruptor on CentOS 6? (Read 893 times)
I've been running Ubuntu for about a week with ZERO issues so I think I'm going to stand fast - thanks for reading and replying
I tried for awhile too, to get usb and detect for eruptors on CentOS. It was a no-go for me and development on CentOS appears to have ceased. Sorry.
MULTI-GPU is what it was made for, and it did great for that. The curse of specialization.
*Correction* I was thinking of BAMT. Too maybe set up attempts to keep them straight. Sorry, disregard.
MULTI-GPU is what it was made for, and it did great for that. The curse of specialization.
*Correction* I was thinking of BAMT. Too maybe set up attempts to keep them straight. Sorry, disregard.
I work as a systems admin by day and a bitcoin miner when I have time - I've been running Ubuntu for years (miners and desktops) and that's all well and good but I'm wondering if anybody has setup a CentOS miner?
I've setup a CentOS 6.4 64Bit server and Desktop playing with a couple of asic block eruptors - both scenarios I'm able to see the USB device and it shows in the logs but when I fire up bfgminer it only shows the cpu. I've followed a few Ubuntu how tos (modifying it appropriately) but I'm not able to get bfgminer to see the usb sticks. I have this working great in Ubuntu - took about 20 minutes (after building the box) but no luck with CentOS.
I'm just looking for something to occupy my time while I wait for the rest of my hardware.
I've setup a CentOS 6.4 64Bit server and Desktop playing with a couple of asic block eruptors - both scenarios I'm able to see the USB device and it shows in the logs but when I fire up bfgminer it only shows the cpu. I've followed a few Ubuntu how tos (modifying it appropriately) but I'm not able to get bfgminer to see the usb sticks. I have this working great in Ubuntu - took about 20 minutes (after building the box) but no luck with CentOS.
I'm just looking for something to occupy my time while I wait for the rest of my hardware.
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