Actually, I think someone in the thread tried to get TBX work correctly with EC, with fairly unimpressive results. Not that I mean to say you couldn't do that effectively, I do recall the rule of not saying that to people (though I doubt that the money and effort you would spend doing that would be worth meek sums of BTC you might hypothetically get out of the exchange before it all falls to pieces)
Mostly because tenebrix is a bitch and a half to get working in the first place. Took me an hour of looking at code, windows batch files, etc to see why it's dumping core or failing assertions before I got it running. EC2 boxes don't have GUIs.
You've fixed the headless problem, so the major hurdle to running the miners remotely has been cleared. It's easy enough to do, but as you pointed out with a grand total of 230 BTCs available to cash out (and only 30 of that above .0001BTC) it's definitely not worth the price of admission.
Still, if you want to see it on EC2 post a big enough bounty in BTC and I'll get it running. Having a hard enough time selling my tiny amount of brix, so not really willing to do it for that.
