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I set up my rasp pi b+ and U3 mining rig using the, with screen and cgminer. The command relevant to over clocking the raspi that I used is the following: sudo./cgminer --bmsc-options 115200:0.57 -o POOL -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD --bmsc-voltage 0800 --bmsc-freq 1286 Those last two options (bmsc-voltage and bmsc-freq) are what over clocked the rasp pi. But I think I had to compile cgminer and configure it to include bmsc. Can You Still Mine For Asch XAS on this page.

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Mine typically runs with a hash rate in the high 50's or low 60's, but maybe not quite 62-63 GH/s. Also, I did try to push the U3 voltage and frequency higher by playing with the settings as. BURST Miner Virus.

However, I could never get the U3 to run stably at settings any higher than what I gave above. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I'm actually running two U3's on the one rasp pi and cgminer instance. Update: In the interest of providing a complete answer in one place, here's the full text from the linked forum post: Run a fresh install of Raspbian using NOOBS, after the install type ifconfig and make a note of the IP address, so that you can remotely SSH into your Pi.

Login via PuTTY with the default username/password, then raspi-config if you would like to change the hostname, default password and so on.

I set up my rasp pi b+ and U3 mining rig using the, with screen and cgminer. The command relevant to over clocking the raspi that I used is the following: sudo./cgminer --bmsc-options 115200:0.57 -o POOL -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD --bmsc-voltage 0800 --bmsc-freq 1286 Those last two options (bmsc-voltage and bmsc-freq) are what over clocked the rasp pi. But I think I had to compile cgminer and configure it to include bmsc.

Mine typically runs with a hash rate in the high 50's or low 60's, but maybe not quite 62-63 GH/s. Also, I did try to push the U3 voltage and frequency higher by playing with the settings as. However, I could never get the U3 to run stably at settings any higher than what I gave above.

I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I'm actually running two U3's on the one rasp pi and cgminer instance. Update: In the interest of providing a complete answer in one place, here's the full text from the linked forum post: Run a fresh install of Raspbian using NOOBS, after the install type ifconfig and make a note of the IP address, so that you can remotely SSH into your Pi. Login via PuTTY with the default username/password, then raspi-config if you would like to change the hostname, default password and so on.