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    May 11, 2014, 06:08:58 AM
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    Ok, so now I have fully populated the board. And it is now detecting the bitfury chip also, yet another victory haha.

    with HID driver:
    https://i.imgur.com/CqBj6Oq.png

    With winusb driver:
    https://i.imgur.com/sLvg172.png
    But the hashrate is still 0.
    I will do some more testing, but I wanted to let you guys know I got a little further again. Grin


    2 things:
    1) make sure you've ran the nf1init program - bfgminer will NOT recognize the device unless the product string says NanoFury
    2) if you already did 1) then make sure that the WinUSB driver has been uninstalled when testing with HID - the two are incompatible (and it's somewhat tricky to uninstall the zadig stuff). Run the nf1init program and if it detects the device then bfgminer should detect it as well. If it doesn't - then you're using most likely the winusb driver (and not the HID one).

    Also - I'm presuming that you're trying with a fully populated board (not just barely the MCP2210 stuff).

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