BFGMiner, what will be displayed when solo mining?

Question

I have started solo mining with BitcoinQt and BFGMiner on my Block Erupters.

I would first like to determine, if indeed I am doing this right, what I should see, and to make sure if on the rarest chance ever I find a block I actually get paid.

From what I can tell and my experience everything is spot on except for this long-poll stuff, do I need to tell BitcoinQt to poll "better"?

BitcoinQt .conf file (started with -server)

rpcuser=User
rpcpassword=Pass
rpcallowip=*
rpcport=8332

BFGMiner Arguments

F:\PATH\bfgminer.exe -G 
-o http://localhost:8332 
-u User
-p Pass
--coinbase-addr 14tdCy1xBk78nVGQj26YCMPRBWiZSpvpiJ 
-S all --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --icarus-timing 3.0=100 

With 14tdCy1xBk78nVGQj26YCMPRBWiZSpvpiJ being one of the recieve addresses in my BitcoinQt wallet

BFGMiner Screen after about 5 mins:

Answer 1

It could be bitcoind: Long Polling is enabled on BFGMiner by default (at least on *NIX), as it's rather useful for pooled mining. But bitcoind seems to not support it yet, so you'll need to disable it. That can be done with switch

--no-longpoll

And you might try

--no-getwork

And/or

--no-gbt

It could be a driver: The Block Erupter COM can be downloaded here.

It cold be your .conf: I don't see why you're using the -G switch. You aren't GPU mining. I also don't even see --icarus-options 115200:1:1, or --icarus-timing 3.0=100 as applicable options as per this GitHub readme.

It could be permissions: If none of that helps, the documentation says

To use ASICs or FPGAs, you will need to be sure the user BFGMiner is running as has appropriate permissions. This varies by operating system.

This was mentioned specifically toward Gentoo and Ubuntu, but it might apply to Windows as well. You might need to run BFG as Administrator. (My Windows experience is lacking though, so I'm not sure.)

Answer 2

You should see exactly what you are seeing on the images you posted. You have correctly set up mining. You will not see long polling as that is a pool server feature NOT a bitcoind feature. You will only see new block detection and if you find a block a share that says "block!"

I don't really know if you will ever find any coins that way. Currently it will take you near 3 years to mine a block, assuming the diff does not change again (and it will go up). I would suggest finding a pool and mining there. It is the only way to mine coins any more.

Also, if you do go further in to mining and use application specific integrated circuits and/or other mining power for solo generation, you are going to want to set up a private stratum or getblocktemplate server. (or use GBT on bitcoind).

Source: Me, I'm a pool op.

EDIT 1:
your version of BFGMiner is a bit old. Maybe get a newer version too, for good measure.