user12299: I have 2 devices plug into my computer.
The 1st device is the USB block erupter.
The 2nd device is the BFL machine.
When I run the BFGminer, I only want one device to mine at one pool and the other device to mine at another pool?
How do I do that using BFGminer?

user9301: I do this by running two copies of BFGMiner and using the --scan parameter to specify which devices are used by each miner.  In my case, I have a bunch of USB Block Erupters and a BE Cube.  
One BFGMiner specifies '--scan none' and '--http-port 8330' to support the BE Cube (which connects over the local network).  
The other BFGMiner specifies '--scan-serial erupter:all' to support the USB erupters.
This is also useful when the devices vary in hash power.  I set the USB erupters to difficulty 4 while the BE Cube is set to difficulty 16.

12299: <p>I have 2 devices plug into my computer.
The 1st device is the USB block erupter.
The 2nd device is the BFL machine.</p>

<p>When I run the BFGminer, I only want one device to mine at one pool and the other device to mine at another pool?</p>

<p>How do I do that using BFGminer?</p>
 9301: <p>I do this by running two copies of BFGMiner and using the --scan parameter to specify which devices are used by each miner.  In my case, I have a bunch of USB Block Erupters and a BE Cube.  </p>

<p>One BFGMiner specifies '--scan none' and '--http-port 8330' to support the BE Cube (which connects over the local network).  </p>

<p>The other BFGMiner specifies '--scan-serial erupter:all' to support the USB erupters.</p>

<p>This is also useful when the devices vary in hash power.  I set the USB erupters to difficulty 4 while the BE Cube is set to difficulty 16.</p>
