Haha hey, I did a lot of work with the Arduino a little while ago, maybe I can help with this project. Here is an example of a little program I wrote to bit bang PWM to some RGB led's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3s8qDhUwlo
Good luck!
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I'd be happy to play around with this/improve this if you can get some initial code running :-)
The Arduino microprocessors are really weak so you'll probably not get much out of them in terms of Hash/s. What might work is wiring up some custom SHA256 IC's and using the Arduino to farm work to them - of course with the PC doing the comms.
Sounds like a cool little project, when I read the topic I thought it was going to be someone with plans of clustering thousands of them 
. Maybe you could port the following CPU miner using the assembler hash above:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1925.0
I haven't used it but checked the code and it looks pretty clean and un-bloated. What were you planning, getting work from the PC and pumping work and results over the serial port, or using a shield to do the network comms directly from the AVR?
. Maybe you could port the following CPU miner using the assembler hash above:http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1925.0
I haven't used it but checked the code and it looks pretty clean and un-bloated. What were you planning, getting work from the PC and pumping work and results over the serial port, or using a shield to do the network comms directly from the AVR?
I don't have an Ethernet shield, so I'll probably have a program on a PC to do the JSON and feed work to the board. That link looks pretty useful; there's also a fairly clean-looking Python implementation on the same person's Github.
Sounds like a cool little project, when I read the topic I thought it was going to be someone with plans of clustering thousands of them . Maybe you could port the following CPU miner using the assembler hash above:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1925.0
I haven't used it but checked the code and it looks pretty clean and un-bloated. What were you planning, getting work from the PC and pumping work and results over the serial port, or using a shield to do the network comms directly from the AVR?
. Maybe you could port the following CPU miner using the assembler hash above:http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1925.0
I haven't used it but checked the code and it looks pretty clean and un-bloated. What were you planning, getting work from the PC and pumping work and results over the serial port, or using a shield to do the network comms directly from the AVR?
looks like someone already ported SHA256 to lolduino, you're halfway there!
http://avrcryptolib.das-labor.org/trac/browser/sha256-asm.S?rev=3
http://avrcryptolib.das-labor.org/trac/browser/sha256-asm.S?rev=3
Hey,
Does anyone know if there is a miner available for the Arduino already? I know it probably wouldn't be cost- or power-effective to mine on an Arduino, but if nobody else has done it yet I was thinking of attempting it.
On that note, is there documentation on the mining algorithm? What do I need to do with what I get from getwork?
Does anyone know if there is a miner available for the Arduino already? I know it probably wouldn't be cost- or power-effective to mine on an Arduino, but if nobody else has done it yet I was thinking of attempting it.
On that note, is there documentation on the mining algorithm? What do I need to do with what I get from getwork?
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