dats real sweet, very nice dude.

It works! Thank you very much!

I followed your guide and was up and running very quickly. Thanks
If the Pi boots, and you see the green led and yellow network led, you can skip the ifconfig and not bother to connect a monitor. Just log into you router and check you lan connections.
You will see minepeon the mac and the IP.

192.168.1.108   xx:xx:xx:xx:B0:9B   1 day 00:00:00
minepeon   192.168.1.123   xx:xx:xx:xx:2E:2B   1 day 00:00:00
android_e4cfb9c5a6a1e6f2   192.168.1.134   xx:xx:xx:xx:20:4C   1 day 00:00:00
HDHR-10363697   192.168.1.136   xx:xx:xx:xx:63:69   1 day 00:00:00
AMDFX8-PC   192.168.1.127   xx:xx:xx:xx:05:54   1 day 00:00:00

Might be a good idea to reserve that (or one you prefer) IP so it wont change.

I have something to add to this.

Minepeon, the dirty donation OS!

I got some USBs yesterday, set up my hubs, got everything ready, plugged them all in, I see the pi happily booting, and then suddenly I see they are getting accepted shares.  I get my IP, SSH in, and sure enough he's got it to start mining towards his "donation" accounts by default. 

Fair enough, right?  Why waste any clock cycles?  Give the guy a few cents. 

So I change the pools in cgminer to point at my own pools.  Save, exit screen, and watch the hashrate increase at my own pool.   

I then go to bed.  I wake up in the morning and it's back to donating again.  How could this be?  I scan the system for the word "donate" and I find a file in cron.d/hourly which contains this:


So by default, the system will REMOVE your pool configuration and mine for the minepeon donation pools, and keep checking every hour to reset it back. 

Minepeon took $5 from me, lesson learned.  But I need to post this here to let you guys know. 

I'm fairly certain the command


Will solve this problem. 

If you look on his Wiki Page for MinePeon he makes no mention of this behavior or how to disable it.

Hi,

I apologize for the issue, its actually one that is well documented here and one that I am working on.  I will give you the long explanation so you don't have to trawl back to find it all.

One of the most common features asked for is to be able to mine using different settings at different times of the day.  There are many reasons to want to do this, my reason is that I want to be able to mine with one account for part of the day and them mine with another account for the rest.  That way I can divvy up the hashrate of a single device over multiple users if there are many people who have shares in a device.

In order to do this the miner needs to switch configuration and this is what is proving to be problematic so fat I have tried;-

1. Switching the configuration using the API

2. Switching the configuration file and the using the API to restart the miner

3. Switching the configuration file and using the API to stop the miner and the OS to restart it (this is where it is now)

4. Switching the configuration file and using the OS to kill and restart the miner (this is what is on my workbench at the moment)

The first 3 methods most of the time, but most of the time is not acceptable to me (or you ) so now I am trying the forth method, expect it to come out with a new release in the next few days..

I will offer you the same thing that I offered everyone else that has had this issue, email me your hashrate and hours that it stuffed up (neil@mineforeman.com) and I will pay you back twice the income that the issue cost you.  I honestly don't want to steal your hashes, I just want to get things working right (and you signed up as a tester)

Please remember, this is Beta software and it is under constant, heavy development to get things right.

Neil

P.S.  Id you set donations to 0 you wont have to worry about this errant 'feature', but you will still be able to use it to switch pools once I get it right.

When I turn my RPi on (I have it attached to a monitor, for now) The farthest it gets is [ ok ] Reached Target Graphical interface and then there is the blinkng line prompting to type. But my keyboard I have pluged in does nothing and I can't seem to do anything. Everything I'm useing with my RPi is compatible as I've used the same keyboard and usb hub for several things on it now. All I want to be able to do is ifconfig.

I fixed all of the above, now I'm having problems getting the Wi-Fi to work.

Edit
-I've tried several things. What I found out i'm suppose to do is "wicd-curses" when I do this is always says no networks found. Just like my previous problem I've used the wifi dongle on my RPi before.

-Another problem I keep having is that when I boot it up I constantly see [FAILED] and I have to reboot a few times in order for it to [ ok ] the whole way through. What is causing this? Is it the lack of internet connection because of broken wifi? Data Corruption? Id like to know, because once I get this thing mining I don't want to play Russian Roulette every time I boot it up.

I seriously can't believe how easy this was... it took me no more than 10 minutes from having a fresh SD card to mining with 5 block erupters.  Thanks for the simple step by step!!!

http://www.newark.com/jsp/bespoke/bespoke7.jsp?bespokepage=newark/en_US/landing/raspberry-pi/rasp-pi-accessories.jsp&CMP=KNC-G-SUPP-RASPBERRYPI&mckv=s0OfLTWnQ|pcrid|19206009861|plid|

Thanks for the step by step as a utter noob I needed it

If you grab the 0.2.3a test image it should work automatically on boot. 

Neil