No offense but this is a really useless "guide". All it says is to plug it in and run cgminer, with a bunch of unnecessary pictures.

Funny...if you had banged your head about the Zadig driver, or frankly were so new to mining that you didn't even know what software to run with this thing, you wouldn't think it was very useless...

Certainly some miners require more steps than others (like say the old ASICMiner Cubes, needing stratum proxies and what-not) but it's valuable knowing there's a place you can go to get instructions for pretty much any miner out there.

Dogie thanks for ur guide... i receive my R-Box today and in 10 minutes was working (still is) without problems following ur guide. I will be checking around from time to time... Thanks again! 

Well plugged in my second R-box today and works just fine the only thing I have found is that when using two on a single controller (tried Rpi, Win PC and Mac) they run at 34 Ghs rather than the 35 Ghs they will run at if run on a dedicated controller for each miner.

Have spent the last 2 days trying to get the first of my new RK-box miners setup , the hardware was only a pain in so far as the design makes it impossible not to twist/crush wires when running this thing. Got it running in a few minutes using a Corsair Tx850 PSU (had to jumper/plug the green + black wires in motherboard 24-pin cable to get it to show load and therefore run).
However, no matter what settings I have tried thus far this thing runs WAY below spec, tops out at 398 Ghs (and that is with a 30% over clock and pushing voltage by 0.2) at stock it runs at 280 Ghs and using just a bit of a frequency bump it runs pretty stable at 370 Ghs. But so far this thing is a MAJOR DISSAPOINTMENT was hoping to get 460 GHs or maybe even 480 Ghs out of it. The Rockminer web interface is a nice feature (at 192.168.1.254 local IP when you setup using the approved pi image with cgminer). And before you ask, yes I checked and all four blades are running (each at around 92 Ghs currently).

Another note, the fan on this thing sounds like a small jet engine running and is slightly louder than the average vacuum cleaner (as in LOUD) the company shows a db meter at 59 in their testing vid but mine reads 69 - 71 with this thing running (I think it is most annoying due to the small diameter but large depth of the fan used, it gives it a very high-pitched tone).

Still working on trying to find a setting setup that will get this thing to run even close to promised specs. Have tried two dif Rpi's with 3 diff software miners so far, next up is moving it to a windows PC and attempting a manual config of main cgminer (instead of the company distributed fork).

Doggie or someone who maybe have the experience... i got today one Zeus Blizzard to try it. It is possible to make it work in the same computer with the R-Box without problem? i dont want to make the test without getting some advice first 

Thanks!!!! will try it right now... lets see how it goes, im kind of a newbie in all this about port and funny drivers 

If you install the drivers for zeus, the drivers also gonna run in rbox. Then you only need to map the ports. In my case I installed the blizzard first and few days later the rbox.

Just don't install the zadigs drivers and anything will be fine.

All running smoothly!!! Yeah!  Thanks again!!!

I need some advice. What means "No task request? Probably lost, resending task 0"? I suppose is about the connection with the pool but im not so sure. Im a newbie with bfgminer

Also, im using ghash.io but if some of u know a better pool would be good to know. Im using this one mostly because i have some GH there but...

Thanks in advance

Hey guys,

I am currently using BFGMiner & the R-box with this command line:
bfgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u username -p 123 -S all --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --icarus-timing 3.0=100 -S rockminer:\\.\com5

I am currently getting roughly 32 GH/s. Is there any way to optimize the command line to increase the output? I don't know how to set the rmu frequency in BFGminer. I have a 48 watt power supply as well.