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- cgminer-scrypt
- ==============
- CGMiner 4.3.5 with GridSeed, Zeus and Lketc scrypt ASIC support.
- This file describes Scrypt-specific settings and options.
- For general CGMiner information refer to README.
- Scrypt algorithm code was ported from CGMiner version 3.7.2.
- ## LKETC usb miner ##
- This code is forked from original cgminer-dmaxl-zeus.
- I made a custom driver for LKETC usb miner that you can find on ebay, like this:
- ![Extended Canvas Screenshot](http://farman-aeromodelisme.fr/hors_site/lketc.jpg)
- My code is base on Zeus scrypt Asic, but I made some changes to enable possibility to use Zeus and LKETC as same time (with tuning for each kind of miner)
- to build this specific code:
- ./autogen.sh
- ./configure --enable-scrypt --enable-zeus
- make
- ### Option Summary ###
- ```
- --lketc-clock <clock> Default chip clock speed (MHz)
- --lketc-options <ID>,<chips>,<clock>[;<ID>,<chips>,<clock>...]
- Set chips and clock speed for individual devices
- --lketc-nocheck-golden Skip golden nonce verification during initialization (serial mode only)
- --lketc-debug Enable extra Lketc driver debugging output in verbose mode
- ```
- The following three examples are equivalent assuming two miners are connected:
- # Using libusb
- ./cgminer --scrypt --lketc-clock 280
-
- # Direct serial I/O, manual port specification
- ./cgminer --scrypt --lketc-clock 280 --scan-serial /dev/ttyUSB0 \
- --scan-serial /dev/ttyUSB1 --scan-serial /dev/ttyUSB2
-
- # Direct serial I/O, auto-detect ports (Linux only)
- ./cgminer --scrypt --lektc-clock 280 --scan-serial lketc:auto
- Exemple If you use Lketc and a Gaw Fury :
- ./cgminer --scrypt --lketc-clock 280 --zeus-chips 6 --zeus-clock 328
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