In the past, to get all of mine to work, I use a startup script (.bat file for you) with my command line options like this:
cgminer -S /dev/cu.usbserial-001013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-002013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-003013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-004013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-005013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-006013FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-007413FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-007513FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-007613FA -S /dev/cu.usbserial-007713FA
I'm using cgminer 2.4.2 in osx, so yours in windows would probably look like:
cgminer -S COM4 -S COM5 -S COM6
I'll see if I can figure something out about using the conf file.
Topic: Need help with cgminer, bfl and scan-serial - page 2. (Read 4725 times)
oh could be a config file bug
how do i do it in the command line? i will try that
how do i do it in the command line? i will try that
That is interesting, I didn't know you could use scan-serial in the config file. I just tried using it as well, and it's only noticing one of the BFLs too.
"scan-serial" : "COM3, COM4", etc does not work
yes please i will do that, but HOW?
Instead of scanning, why not just put in their ports? (e.g. using the -S switch when you start cgminer)
try looking in device manager to see where they are.
try looking in device manager to see where they are.
this does not work either
"scan-serial" : [ "bfl:COM3", "bfl:COM4", "bfl:COM5", "bfl:COM6" ],
"scan-serial" : [ "bfl:COM3", "bfl:COM4", "bfl:COM5", "bfl:COM6" ],
I still can't figure this out. windows 2008 r2 x64, cgminer 2.4.2
I'm using a config file, I have 4 bfls
Using "scan-serial" : "\\\\.\\COM4",
finds only 1 bfl
I'm using a config file, I have 4 bfls
Using "scan-serial" : "\\\\.\\COM4",
finds only 1 bfl
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