I'd like to connect an LKETC USB Scypt Miner to my Raspberry Pi. Help? I am new to bitcoin mining, but pretty good with technology as a whole.  As a Father/Son project, I recently purchased a couple of USB LiteCoin Scrypt miners (I bought them here: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/free-shipping-hot-selling-litecoin-USB-miner-220kH-s-scrypt-miner-Litcoin-miner-send-out-in/2019121334.html ).  These have some drivers on them - they came with the Miner and are Windows based (or so they seem) - but I am strictly a Mac / Pi user. 

So, I need some help in determining how to connect these Miners to a Pi or a Mac.

Can someone help me?
Many thanks in advance.....
I think these might be rebranded ZeusMiner ASICs - LKETC doesn't appear to sell any scrypt miners below the 1MH/s range. Also, some of the reviews on that item say that they've had luck on linux with a fork of cgminer with ZeusMiner support.

There are two drivers you need. You need a driver for the USB-to-UART bridge, and a driver for the ASIC. The former is distributed with Raspbian, assuming the bridge is a Silicon Labs CP210x. (I think it is, based on the screenshots on that page.) The latter is usually distributed with your mining program of choice.

Possible fix

All instructions are intended for Debian/Ubuntu/Raspbian.

$ sudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autotools-dev autoconf git
$ git clone https://github.com/dmaxl/cgminer/ &amp;&amp; cd cgminer
$ ./autogen.sh
$ ./configure --enable-scrypt --enable-zeus
$ make
$ ./cgminer


Troubleshooting (if that doesn't work)

When you plug it in, it should create the device /dev/ttyUSB1, and a device under /media or /mnt. You're interested in the first one.

You can get a list of devices that are plugged in with lsusb.