Try latest git then please.

Thanks. Later avalon firmware set the --lowmem option. I wonder if your particular firmware isn't setting it? If not, try adding it to the extra options anyway. I see you're building firmware yourself which is pretty brave, as I've not been able to generate good firmware in a while myself since breaking my wrt(and replacing it I've not been able to get it stable). A segmentation fault should be an obvious crash in the code though, but unless you can go digging around creating a debug build, I can't really do much about it. In all honesty I give up and plug the usb cable from my avalon into my pc every time I try to build firmware as I don't have time to work on the wrt any more.

As for the donation option, believe it or not at the moment I'm too busy to add more features, even if it means that feature would give me donations. I am trying freaking hard to stabilise the code currently, and even though bug reports continue, most of the changes are necessary to do away with legacy issues in cgminer that won't stand the test of time, and changes for upcoming hardware that are essential.

EDIT: If I get time I'll try building a binary for the wrt and test it myself but it's quite far down the priority list sorry.

--lowmem is still being set by default, the output I posted was from trying to start 3.7.0 at the command prompt to see why it wouldn't start and --lowmem was set that time also. The wr703 is a neat little router but it's a poor choice for this. Seriously, a $10,000 miner piloted by a $20 router, you'd think they could of at least spent another $15 and used an rpi FFS.

 It's NBD, maximizing the hashing is most important and it restarts with no problem. Don't worry about creating a build now for these, you have enough on your plate. Not sure how to do the debug build as I don't have a lot of experience but glad to be of help if I can. Let me know what you need and I'll try not to ask too many stupid questions.

Might want to update the subject to reflect new version?

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In that case then whoever is maintaining the arch package is enabling things in the default build that {s}he shouldn't.

Oh I see, thanks.

Updated git. The mining thread shouldn't appear with read lock held so see if that code suffices.

Hello forum!

Can anybody help me with setting up cgminer on a RPi?
I'm nwe to the RPi and don't really know what i'm doing....
At this time i'm using minepeon and it works so far.
But i want to set up cgminer on Raspbian. Is there a "How to" guide somewhere in the last 666 sides tread

Hope someone has the time to take care of a newbie

Thanks!

Don't use Raspbian. Please. All my runtime issues disappeared when working under arch. Please use arch.

If you must use raspbian here is what I did to get everything setup....
First install the requirements to build cgminer. (I would as it makes hotfixes on git useable).
Some of these aren't strictly required. Like you don't need vim or screen. Screen is just awesome though.

Next build instructions.
Each line is its own command.

Again I would likely use Pacman to get the packages you need to build your own. Pacman is on Arch (What mine peon runs) and works just fine. Hopefully the USB/Memory errors on Raspbian get worked out soon but I got tired of waiting.

EDIT: My instructions are likely dated but the package list is from things Kano and CK posted. The rest are just things I wrote down so I wouldn't forget.

EDIT2: There is one file that needs copied. Look in the readme and follow the code. Really it isn't hard to set it up.