Latest version of BFGMiner. All COM Ports are visible.
I have a few question...
How do you have it wired? How many usb ports is PC using? Do you have USB 2.0 or 3.0? What type of hubs are you using? Do you have enough power?
6 USB 3.0 ports connected directly to the motherboard. 2 of them are on USB 2.0 ports on the board. They are all Orico 10 port with 4 amp power supply. All recognized too. USB 2.0 on my previously (identical) rig worked fine.
Additional question. How can I run 2 instances of BFGMiner, 1 running a BFL single and other running 25 block erupters? If I can't figure out getting all of them to work on one machine, then I can try to figure out how to get BFL and block erupters to behave on a separate machine.
I have a similar setup with 45 Erupters. Three things are key to get it working with latest BFGMiner:
1. Use a central USB 2 hub to connect all the Anker/Orico/AITech hubs (they're all the same) to your computer. For some reason connecting all the hubs separately is a problem. Using a central USB2 powered hub (yes, it has to be USB2 for some reason) with one cable to your computer and then multiple to the USB3 hubs works.
2. Whenever you need to restart your BFGMiner instance, pull the main USB cable from the central hub to the computer and reattach after a minute to have the computer re-initialize the Block Erupters. Then start up BFGMiner again. This works for me everytime (though sometimes I have to reboot the USB3 hubs individually too if a few BE's hang).
3. Use -S erupter:all instead of all the old Icarus settings. More consistent and works better than the old Icarus timings. You can use -S multiple times in the startup line so it's better to list out your devices instead of the catch-all -S all which could potentially trip up on any USB/serial devices like Bluetooth interfaces. If you want to go the multiple instance route, one can startup with an -S setting for the Erupters and the other with a setting for the BFL unit.
