the...
git clone https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355
Seems to fail when I run it, even as root.
Cloning into 'cpuminer-gc3355'...
error: server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none while accessing https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed
Update: So I was able to download the files to a ZIP and then move them via WINSCP to the directory I created. I am logged in as 'root'.
When I try and run the './autogen.sh' command I receive the following error: '-bash: ./autogen.sh: Permission denied'
I feel I am getting closer....
Thanks for all the input so far!
UPDATE2: I see there was an 'sh' missing from the front of the './autogen.sh' command. It now completed properly
IT FINISHED!!!!!!!
Okay. I will be taking this home with me tonight, once I get off work and will try and gt my GRIDSEEDS running on it. Thanks again everyone for all the help!
Topic: [GUIDE] GridSeed 5-Chip USB, Blade & Black Miner Support/Tuning - page 32. (Read 308847 times)
Just got my Pi in the mail this morning. I managed to install RASPBIAN and am able to work in it and SSH to it, so I am part way there. Can anyone point me in the direction for instructions on loading the latest CPUminer onto the Pi and getting it to run.
If you want to compile it yourself on a Pi use this:
Code:
apt-get install -y build-essential libtool libcurl4-openssl-dev libncurses5-dev libudev-dev autoconf automake screen
git clone https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355
cd cpuminer-gc3355
sh ./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-march=armv6 -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-abi=hard"
make
Just got my Pi in the mail this morning. I managed to install RASPBIAN and am able to work in it and SSH to it, so I am part way there. Can anyone point me in the direction for instructions on loading the latest CPUminer onto the Pi and getting it to run.
I am new to working in Linux, but am a fast learner.
Thanks in advance!
I am new to working in Linux, but am a fast learner.
Thanks in advance!
Get the binary from the link in sandor's signature:
https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355/ (towards the bottom of the page)
Assuming you have Windows, use WinSCP to upload it to the Pi. Same login/username that you use for SSH.
Then connect via SSH and run minerd, see the page linked above, or posts in this thread for examples. If you have any specific questions at that point - just ask.
Just got my Pi in the mail this morning. I managed to install RASPBIAN and am able to work in it and SSH to it, so I am part way there. Can anyone point me in the direction for instructions on loading the latest CPUminer onto the Pi and getting it to run.
I am new to working in Linux, but am a fast learner.
Thanks in advance!
I am new to working in Linux, but am a fast learner.
Thanks in advance!
Avast is obviously wrong because it's not a bitcoin miner. It mines scrypt based altcoins....not sha256 based bitcoins. Nothing to worry about 
I've been using your versions fine for several days now, however, today, Avast! has decided that it's a trojan, BitCoinMiner-FA https://www.virustotal.com/en-gb/file/2ec04f3507108061aae4b28e262f941632bfa4c067f725144f7177621691eef6/analysis/1399050193/
Whoops... fixed and updated.
Edit: current version is 0.9c now
Edit: current version is 0.9c now
I found the same thing as Kergekoin.
Here's the log file https://www.dropbox.com/s/jj1yneqjcrstr81/cpuminer-gc3355.log
Here's the log file https://www.dropbox.com/s/jj1yneqjcrstr81/cpuminer-gc3355.log
Couple of tweaks added to gc3355 code.
Binaries have been updated.
Binaries have been updated.
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Couple of tweaks added to gc3355 code.
Binaries have been updated.
Binaries have been updated.
Hey you didn't update the version number. #justsayin'
Nothing major added/fixed so no need.
Couple of tweaks added to gc3355 code.
Binaries have been updated.
Binaries have been updated.
thanks for the update! woke up this morning to find the last version stopped responding last night 20 min after i went to bed. looks like it was disconnected from the strata and wasn't able to get to the failover which usually it does fine. still says v0.9a in the tui.
Couple of tweaks added to gc3355 code.
Binaries have been updated.
Binaries have been updated.
Hey you didn't update the version number. #justsayin'
Couple of tweaks added to gc3355 code.
Binaries have been updated.
Binaries have been updated.
Pushed a little more those gridseed, more a proof of concept but still interesting...so max freq reached is 1320mhz 
VMOD3
vcore:1.82Volt
power consumption: 25.8Watt
hashrate: 560kh/s
frequency: 1320mhz
temperature: 38.1°C (measured on the heatsink bottom - fan@5V - room temp 23.4°C)
Power consumption start to be pretty high compared to the hashrate, still if you don't pay the electricity surely it's worth it.
VMOD3
vcore:1.82Volt
power consumption: 25.8Watt
hashrate: 560kh/s
frequency: 1320mhz
temperature: 38.1°C (measured on the heatsink bottom - fan@5V - room temp 23.4°C)
Power consumption start to be pretty high compared to the hashrate, still if you don't pay the electricity surely it's worth it.
Thanks... yes it's current.
Cool... sent you a little something.
Thanks, mate!
-Fuse
Hello.
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
I have had excellent results with it on Raspbian with 20 gridseeds.
Sandor, I just want to say thank you for developing this fork of cpuminer. It is a solid solution for those of us that want to run gridseeds on a RPi and to be able to walk away and not worry about anything. Is the BTC address in your sig current? I'd like to throw you a tip for making my days easier lol.
-Fuse
Thanks... yes it's current.
Hello.
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
I have had excellent results with it on Raspbian with 20 gridseeds.
Sandor, I just want to say thank you for developing this fork of cpuminer. It is a solid solution for those of us that want to run gridseeds on a RPi and to be able to walk away and not worry about anything. Is the BTC address in your sig current? I'd like to throw you a tip for making my days easier lol.
-Fuse
Hello.
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
I'm currently using the latest windows build v0.9a. So far so good, stable and hashing away.
Hello.
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
So is the latest brand of Sandor's cpuminer sufficiently debugged so I can use it now without crashes or other strange anomalies?
Is it stable and ready to hash 24/7 non-stop as with previous versions?
Thanks!
I have given cgminer another go and it seems to now do some hashing. Still not sure it is at the speed it's supposed to be.
I am getting on agverage 0.6 WO / minute.
Command line for cgminer I am using is:
when using cpuminer I used the following command line that gave me the error message "failed open device /dev/ttyACM0,/dev/ttyACM1,/dev/ttyACM2":
I am getting on agverage 0.6 WO / minute.
Command line for cgminer I am using is:
Code:
sudo /home/syncapp/cgminer-selfcompiled/cgminer-gc3355/cgminer --scrypt --gridseed-options=baud=115200,freq=850,chips=5 --hotplug=1 -o stratum+tcp://middlecoin.com:3333 -u 1K5qx2wsjLxKZij8WdrV1rjNi6NDsdLsDc -p x
when using cpuminer I used the following command line that gave me the error message "failed open device /dev/ttyACM0,/dev/ttyACM1,/dev/ttyACM2":
Code:
sudo /home/syncapp/cpuminer/cpuminer-master/minerd --freq=850 --gc3355=/dev/ttyACM0,/dev/ttyACM1,/dev/ttyACM2 --url=stratum+tcp://middlecoin.com:3333 --userpass=1K5qx2wsjLxKZij8WdrV1rjNi6NDsdLsDc:x
You're using an older branch of cpuminer, which doesn't support multiple devices.
Try to compile this one: https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355/
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