I recently got my hands on a Canakit b+ with their included wifi dongle and I decided to throw Minera on the SD card. When I go to the wifi config (sudio wicd-curses), no wireless networks are shown. I'm not sure if the dongle isn't being detected by Minera or if the dongle simply not detecting my network. I've also tried manually editing the conf file via the instructions at
https://github.com/michelem09/minera/wiki/Configure-Wifi (I'm rather new to linux, so I admit that it's possible I messed that part up somehow), but that did nothing either. I know the dongle isn't broken, because I plugged into my Win 7 PC and it got working fine there.
Edit: Reflashed Minera to the SD card to start fresh, manually edited the conf file, and everything worked all of the sudden.
However, I'm still having an issue: I'm currently trying to run 1x GAW Fury and 5x Gridseed Minis using cgdxmal, and Minera is detecting all 6 devices and showing them in the dashboard but only my Fury is hashing. It says my local hashrate is stable @ 3.15Mh/s, but my effective hashrate is ~1.4MH/s (which is the rate of my Fury alone). The Gridseeds work when they're the only things plugged in, so I know they aren't malfunctioning. My command line settings look like this:
--scrypt --scan-serial gridseed:auto --gridseed-options freq=850,chips=5 --scan-serial zeus:auto --zeus-chips 6 --zeus-clock 350 --zeus-nocheck-golden --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1
I also have several questions as what some of the abbreviations mean on the dashboard: AC, RE, CS, PS, CA, PA, CR, and PR.
If you look below the Local Pools details table you can see the legend:
Legend: CS = Current Shares, PS = Previous shares, CA = Current Accepted, PA = Previous Accepted, CR = Current Rejected, PR = Previous Rejected
Current is the current or last session, Previous is the total of all previous sessions. Pool HashRate is based on shares over the time per session.For the mixed devices, I don't know, you could try to use libusb to autodetect devices but I don't know if that could be the problem, just remove the --scan-serial options, then you should play with it, try also do run the command manually from the terminal, it could be faster to find the best setup:
--scrypt --gridseed-options freq=850,chips=5 --zeus-chips 6 --zeus-clock 350 --zeus-nocheck-golden