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SUPPORTED DEVICES
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-Currently supported ASIC devices include ASICMiner's Block Erupter USB miners,
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-Avalon, and Butterfly Labs' SC range of devices.
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+Currently supported ASIC devices include Avalon, Bitfountain's Block Erupter
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+series (both USB and blades), and Butterfly Labs' SC range of devices.
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AVALON
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+------
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Currently, Avalon boards are supported only by connecting them directly (or via
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a hub) to a regular PC running BFGMiner. It is also possible to install the
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@@ -62,6 +64,20 @@ ambient temp / highest device temp set fan % / lowest detected fan RPM.
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Use the API for more detailed information than this.
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+BLOCK ERUPTER BLADE
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+-------------------
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+Blades communicate over Ethernet using the old but simple getwork mining
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+protocol. If you build BFGMiner with libmicrohttpd, you can have it work with
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+one or more blades. First, start BFGMiner with the --http-port option. For
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+example:
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+ bfgminer --http-port 8330
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+Then configure your blade to connect to your BFGMiner instance on the same port,
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+with a unique username per blade. It will then show up as a SGW device and
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+should work more or less like any other miner.
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---
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This code is provided entirely free of charge by the programmer in his spare
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Luke Dashjr