#Cgminer no devices detected asic how to#

There are two ways to fix this (given that you're OK with light coding) -ġ. This happens when you define the functions inside the header file. The 'multiple definition' errors are coming from the linker, because it sees the same function definition in two different object files. So I must be missing SOMETHING on the Pi OS 64bit that is breaking this build process, right? I just don't see it. So I did a vanilla build of cgminer (from luke-jr repo) and got the same errors around the same place. I did a build of the VH repo without '-enable-gekko' and got the same errors around the same place. So I tried again with just '-enable-gekko' in config and got similar results.

I was running one pi to manage them all, but after reading this thread and playing with overclocking, I pull the antminer ASIC and S9 out of the mix. The config (I included below) added support for icarus, bitmain and gekko. Is this an indication that I received a defective Compac F device? I've tried running cgminer (both novak and kanoi versions). I used hardinfo app in ubuntu to check the list of USB devices. There are no messsages added to dmesg when I plug and unplug Compac F. I see messages in dmesg when I plug and unplug the mouse and the keyboard. I plugged the Compac F device to the USB hub. cgminer (I tried novak and kanoi versions from github) 1 7-pot USB hub from with individual switches and blue LEDs per USB port Things didn't work for me so I am trying to figure out what the problem is. I bought 1 Compac F and a 7-port USB hub.

#Cgminer no devices detected asic how to#

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