Then from there, you can continue following the compilation according to adafruit which is tar xvf cgminer-3.6.1.tar.bz2Īnd then make a pool. Well, enough time has passed, and I found out that they are up with v3.6.1 which we downloaded. I was having problems actually reading the data that was coming down from many of the pools and it turned out that cgminer is too old (This is because at the time the suggested 3.1.1 as there were interface issues ASIC mining. I not only did not want to output to screen because I telnet into my Pi and I just use the “screen” command to minimize it in the background whenever I log out.
In 3-4-6 months, I might not only pay for the ASIC block eruptor but the Raspberry Pi itself!įollowing Adafruits entry on bitcoin mining. I went back to cgminer 2.11.3 and it seems to be working with the same performance and without the nonce errors. I went back to cgminer 2.11.2 and it worked, but performance went way down. But it’s one more thing for my Pi to do, and who knows. I tried going back to 12.8 and 12.4, both of them generated 'cgminer stopped working' with all versions of cgminer I tried. We’re not overly serious about Bitcoin and also are fully aware that the hash rate I am running at is pathetic now that ASIC miners are everywhere. We decided to out my Pi to work on getting me bitcoin currency. Because it runs on a 24/7 basis that means that I’m pissing 3 watts of power non-stop.
#Cgminer pool error how to#
Make sure the username is your pool username (dot) your worker username, see any youtube tutorial on how to join a pool.
My Raspberry Pi runs almost 24/7 with some of the projects that we’ve done in the past such as OpenSIM and installing Airplay onto it so that we can send music to the amplifier to my living room and even running some P2P programs to get my latest Linux distros faster. After the address in the host field, do not include :3334 the colon and the number behind is is nomenclature for the port, put that number in the port line and delete the colon. Raspberry Pi with CGMiner making the bitcoins. This community forum collects and processes your personal information.
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