If you want to try
XEL:
Download testnet client
https://github.com/OrdinaryDude/elastic-reference-client.
Best if you download it trough git for future easy updates. Install git on your machine and:
git clone
https://github.com/OrdinaryDude/elastic-reference-client.gitWatch this video for instructions how to run it
https://player.vimeo.com/video/178616474?quality=1080p and paste your address here to receive some XEL for testing and fun.
For Windows you have to run compile.bat to compile and run.bat to start XEL.
If you want to try out a
miner:
1. Download it from:
https://github.com/OrdinaryDude/elastic-minerBest if you download it trough git for future easy updates. Install git on your machine and:
git clone
https://github.com/OrdinaryDude/elastic-miner.git2. ./compile.sh
3. ./run.sh
4. Give it your passphrase (after you hit a key make sure visible XEL address is yours)
5. Give it a XEL running daemon IP address (default localhost)
6. Hit enter and submit work to the network in your XEL client UI as shown here
https://player.vimeo.com/video/178616474?quality=1080p. If someone else will submit work to the network your miner will automatically start working on it.
7. Example work are here
https://github.com/OrdinaryDude/elastic-reference-client/tree/master/elasticpl_examples.
no_bounties_found.epl will not found any bounty! Be warned that this is debug job that will just expire after 250 blocks without any submissions.
Suggestions:
run miner with lower cpu priority for optimal experience. Especialy if you running miner on the same machine that you running XEL node.
i. e.
screen nice -n 20 ./run.sh
20 is lowest possible priority in most linux env.
If you want to update XEL to the newest version:
Stop your node (CTRL + C)
Go to main directory of XEL and:
git pull origin master
./compile.sh
rm -rf nxt_test_db/
screen ./run.sh
If you want to update miner to the newest version:
Stop your miner (CTRL + C)
Go to main directory of miner and:
git pull origin master
./compile.sh
screen nice -n 20 ./run.sh