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Version 0.9.5 of Ariocppminer (C++ CPU miner) is available !

Performance is equivalent to Java Miner and can be a bit faster on some systems
(ex: 4% faster on my i7-4960X, Windows10 64bits, AVX version)

- Changes for 0.9.5:
* Fixed crash on windows when mining for long periods
* Easy setup: on first launch, miner will ask for your address, pool etc. then save it to a config file (compatible with java miner)
* Relax mode: if enabled, this mode will cause the miner to freeze less your computer (but you may lose 1 to 2% hash rate)
* Improved messages when submitting nonce, now showing the share DL

- Windows / Linux / MacOS ready to run binaries:
https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/ariocppminer/downloads/
Please take the time to take a look at the readme file included with binaries, especially the "Installation / Basic usage" part !

- Sources / build instructions:
https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/ariocppminer

- How to use (basic)
Just launch the binary and it will start the configuration process
IMPORTANT, Linux users, you need to install some packages before launching:
   * sudo apt-get install libssl-dev libcurl3

- How to use (advanced)
You can pass CLI parameters, for example:
   * ./arioCppMiner -a wallet_address -p pool_url (use -h to see more options)
Note that when you use CLI parameters, the miner will skip the configuration process,
this is useful if you use custom scripts to auto install / run the miner

Happy mining !

I should admit, this is a great piece of news!
Of course, I can bet that the most asked question will be when and which exchanged, but of course such things should not be disclosed up until they are really true. But still - any chance to hint us if at least the exchanges are big popular ones, or smaller, more niche ones?

I will try to new miner, seems like great updated related to new development and talking to exchange.
Very promising project and great team, very high hopes from the project.

Hello

The miner version 0.9.4 sometimes crash on Windows 10 after mining for a few hours (crash because of OpenSSL + multithreading).
This will be fixed in version 0.9.5 which is coming very soon
(miner version 0.9.3 does not have this issue)

Thanks

How to set up a thread? No response error is easy after running for a few hours
Application has stopped working prompt

Thanks for your update.
Glad to hear Dev already start to get an exchanger.

Due to popular demand I am writing this guide for Google Cloud Platform as a follow on from my Upcloud guide.

First of all, sign up for a free Google Cloud Account here - https://cloud.google.com/free/

This will give you $300 or £214 to play with.

Once you have signed up, you can convert your account to a paid account, as mining on free credit is against the T's and C's. This will give you higher CPU limits but you won't lose your free credit. To enable a billing account, click on Compute Engine, Create Instance, Enable Billing.

Once this is done you can now continue with my guide.  A WORD OF WARNING, DO NOT GO ALL GUNS BLAZING WITH GCP!! YOU DON'T HAVE TO FILL ALL YOUR INSTANCE SPACES ALL IN ONE GO. DO IT GRADUALLY AND YOU ARE FAR LESS LIKELY TO BE BANNED.

Sometimes you may be asked to verify your account after converting to a billing account. This is straightforward and nothing to worry about. Just send the required docs and you should be fine.

First things first, we are going to need to create an "Instance Template" -



Then we need to select "Create Instance Template" -



A new box will open with details of your instance. Click "Customise" -



Set the "Machine Type" to 1 CPU, 1Gb RAM and "Skylake" CPU -



Under "Boot Disk" select "Change" -



Select "Ubuntu 16.04" and then click "Select" -



Next click "Management,disks, neworking, SSH keys" -



Copy the following code - (REMEMBER TO USE YOUR OWN WALLET ADDRESS)


and paste it into the "Automation" box -



Next set the "Preemptibility" to "On" (we do this to keep costs as low as possible) -



Click "Create".

This will now have created the base for any instances you will now launch.

Now to actually create the instances.

First of all click "Instance Groups", then "Create Instance Group" -



Set the options to "Multi Zone" and use the drop down to select "us-west1" -





Select the drop down for the instance template to be used and you should see the template you just created -



Next, set the "Target CPU Usage" and "Minimum number of instances" to the following -



Finally leave everything else and click "Create" -



IMPORTANT-PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY!!!

Now, you are not quite done yet. You need to repeat the steps above to create another "Instance Group", but this time when selecting the zone, select the next one up, so in this case "us-east4". Go through the steps exactly the same as before, but all you are doing now is creating another 8 instances in a different zone, as you can only have one instance group per zone. Do this for all available zones. This will then create and launch 64 instances.

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Ok, depending on your needs, you can now create a new project by clicking your project name -



Then click the "+" sign here -



Give your next project a new name and then start from the beginning of this guide, "Create Instance Template".

You can have up to 5 projects in all whilst in the free trial, giving you a total of 5 x 64 instances = 320 instances total. The average h/s from a 1 CPU 1Gb RAM instance is around 2.5-3 h/s so you should get around 750-900 h/s using this guide.

A WORD OF WARNING!!! KEEP AN EYE ON "BILLING"!!!

That's basically it, if you want to view your instances to make sure they are working, click on "VM Instances" on the top left of the menu, select any of your VM's and click the "SSH" box to the right of it's name.

When the SSH console connects, simply type -


If tmux doesn't work for some reason (I have had trouble getting it to work lately on AWS and Google), simply type "top". This will bring a list of all running instances, and at the very top you should see "java".

Bear in mind, the server will need time to download and run the java miner, so give it a few minutes before checking on a VM.

That is basically it, if you have found this guide helps you, please consider donating to one of the addresses below. This testing and refining has taken me a whole lot of time and personal cost, however it is done for the benefit of ARO development and the ARO community.

Thanks for reading.

Change permissions for the working directory so the app can write the wallet file. A sudo might work as well.

but it's always want me to create new wallet each time i enter command. btw i am using xampp.

ANNOUNCEMENT
As many have asked on what are we working on, as we've been rather silent, we'd like to inform you that we're currently working on the following things:
1. We've started discussions with several exchanges for listing ARO. We don't have any dates yet, as it does not depend on us, but the discussions have been initiated.
2. We're preparing to launch the alias system, allowing you to register an unique name for your wallet and be able to receive transfers on that alias.
3. An ARO Raffle will be launched soon, based on the aro blockchain with a trustless draw.
4. The Windows GUI Wallet's design is being remade by Deckard Coin

In a Terminal, simply type ./lightArionumCLI.php balance
For a list of options, type ./lightArionumCLI.php help

how exactly to run wallet on Linux?

this one? https://github.com/arionum/lightWalletCLI

any tutorial? specially with xampp 

This would be counterproductive as threads are assigned from one client. You would be better off using the java miner for AVX as this has been proven to give the best results. However feel free to compare but there is simply no need for multiple clients.

Looking at getting a ryzen 1700x. Can you mine multiple instances of the java miner for the multiple threads? Is it only the python miner that allows this. What would the hash rate be that I am looking at?

I missed from the start. I could just read now all about the project. Roadmap looks promising.

So a bit annoying: I was mining through Vultr and had gotten everything to work great with awesome hashrates until Vultr rate limited me because of all the power this was using haha. Anyone run into this problem? Any work around?

Good luck

Started mining it, let's see how it goes.

All you can do is give it a go and see which miner gives you the best results. Overall the new miner from cryptogone is producing the best results for Intel processors, but AMD don't seem to favour it that well

I have the following machines

1 1700 8 core
1 2600k 4 core
4 g4560 2 core
1 1090t 6 core

Is it better to direct them to the main pool or the aro.cool one?

I intend to use 12 threads for 1700 6 threads for 2600k and 3 threads for g4560. I think 1090 will have small production so probably best to avoid, is this correct?