Don't be afraid of command line. It is not as hard as it looks.
Oh, I'm not afraid of the command line, my typing skills, or the lack there of, is another story
Topic: Blue fury question (Read 969 times)
Oh, I'm not afraid of the command line, my typing skills, or the lack there of, is another story
Use bfgminer or cgminer instead
http://blog.nwoolls.com/2013/04/24/bitcoin-mining-on-mac-os-x-cgminer-bfgminer/
Great tutorial how to set it up on a mac.
Great tutorial how to set it up on a mac.
Don't be afraid of command line. It is not as hard as it looks.
You should use bfgminer or cgminer instead. Bitminter is not a good mining software. I am not sure if Bitminter actually support blue fury. But bfgminer and cgminer is officially supported.
Thanx, I shall be adding learning those miners to my to do list
You should use bfgminer or cgminer instead. Bitminter is not a good mining software. I am not sure if Bitminter actually support blue fury. But bfgminer and cgminer is officially supported.
Greetings, I received a blue fury today, I had no luck with BitMinter 1.4.2, I did however get it running with BitMinter 1.5 (beta).. my dilemma is that I'm getting 2 to 3 times the amount of miscalculations to accepted blocks.. since my ASIC's never had this problem I assume either something is off in BitMinter or the blue fury.. any suggestions are appreciated as this is all relatively new to me
Using a Mac running os x 10.7, Blue Fury and 2 ASIC sticks (all plugged straight into the mac, for now) BitMinter
I'm currently a 'hobyist' we'll see how fast that changes
Thanx,
Carne
Using a Mac running os x 10.7, Blue Fury and 2 ASIC sticks (all plugged straight into the mac, for now) BitMinter
I'm currently a 'hobyist' we'll see how fast that changes
Thanx,
Carne
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