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Refer to the pool “Getting Started” page for specific information

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Windows Nvidia Cuda: Ccminer for Nvidia GPU (tested working Gtx 1060: algo blakecoin) Linux AMD OpenCL (Mint 圆4): CGMiner for AMD GPU on Linux Github Source for the CGMiner needed for pools allows trading of Blakecoin *Thanks to Xeggex Team for the Whole Blake ecosystem has been supportedĬ allows trading of Blakecoin *Thanks to cpxclassic Team for the Whole Blake ecosystem has been supportedĬGMiner for pools or use one of kramble’s miners for FPGA’s Merged Mine Pools *Currently BLC+PHO+Ƀ+ELT+UMO+LITīlakecoin EU3 Merged Pool *Located in Londonīlakecoin NY2/AT1 Merged Pool *Located in Atlantaīlakecoin LA1 Merged Pool *Located in Los Angeles Wget git curl build-essential libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libminiupnpc-dev libdb4.8-dev libdb4.8++-dev

Cgminer 3.1.1 how to#

In the second installment of our DIY litecoin mining guide, we’ll look at how to install and configure Linux to properly mine with your GPUs at optimal settings.Ubuntu 18.04 dependancies that are used on the Linux build machine: Don’t be dissuaded if you’ve never used Linux before-our step-by-step guide makes it easy. Linux has a few advantages over Windows, including the ability to install to a USB stick (which means you don’t need a harddrive), lesser hardware requirements (you can get by just fine with less than 4GB of RAM), and simpler remote administration capabilities. If you missed the hardware portion of our guide, make sure to check it out first.īest of all, Linux is free! However, be aware that if you’d like to undervolt your GPUs to save power, Windows might be a better choice for you (update 10/2013: no longer true!). Otherwise, read on.īuild a Litecoin Mining Rig, part 2: Linux Setup So you’ve decided to use Linux to run your mining rig-a fine choice! If you’re still a bit nervous because you’ve a complete Linux newbie, don’t be.

Simply follow the step-by-step instructions exactly as they’re written, and you’ll be fine. Even if you’ve never done anything like this before, you should be up and running in about an hour. Step 1: Configure BIOS settingsīefore we even get to Linux, make sure your mining computer’s BIOS settings are in order.

Power on your computer, and press the “delete” key a few times immediately after power on. You should end up in the BIOS configuration area.

Change power options so that the computer automatically turns itself on whenever power is restored.

The reason for this is two-fold: first, it’ll make sure that your miner automatically starts up after a power outage. Second, it makes powering the computer on much easier if you don’t happen to have a power switch connected to the motherboard.

Make sure that your USB stick is first in the boot-up order (you may need to have a USB stick attached).

Disable all components that you don’t plan to use.

This will save a little bit of power, and since your miner will likely be running 24/7, it’ll add up.

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Step 2: Install Xubuntu Desktop to your USB stick CGMINER 3.1.1 SERIALįor me, that meant disabling onboard audio, the SATA controller, the USB 3.0 ports (I only had a 2.0 USB stick), the Firewire port, and the serial port. Xubuntu is a lightweight version of Ubuntu, a popular Linux distribution.

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You’ll need to either burn the installation image onto a CD, or write the image to a second USB stick.Download the Xubuntu Desktop 圆4 v12.10 installation image.Most other distros should work just fine, but be aware that the GPU drivers require the presence of Xorg, which means server distros that don’t have a GUI will not work properly. If you use a CD, you’ll need to temporarily hook up a CD-ROM drive to your mining rig for the installation (make sure you temporarily enable your SATA controller if you disabled it in step 1!).