Topic: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon - page 11. (Read 685133 times)
Can you elaborate I am new to linux. I know arch linux has the latest bfgminer that I can download but I don't know how.
You should be able to build it yourself if all the requirements are on the distro.
Hey guys new to minepeon. I am running 2 usb antminer u2 on minepeon and they seem to be hashing fine. I use cgminer to run them. I also have 2 dualminer usbs that I would like to run in scrypt mode. Now I know I cant do that from the gui but since minepeon is the gui on top of linux distro cant I run bfgminer through ssh in the back ground with the dualminer scrypts? If I can I need to update the bfgminer as 4.0+ supports the dual miner sticks. Can anyone tell me exactly how to update bfgminer to latest version and then run that through command line for the dual miner sticks?
Hi MineForman.
Is there or will there be GriDseed G-Blade Support in Minepeon for Litecoin on the Raspberry Pi Model B platform?
Thanks.
Is there or will there be GriDseed G-Blade Support in Minepeon for Litecoin on the Raspberry Pi Model B platform?
Thanks.
bump...
PS: hope you get better soon.
that was supposed to be 0.3.0
typo not smart ass
typo not smart ass
New: cgminer-4.3.5
I am soooo close to start doing pre releases of MinePeon 0.3.0... would you mind waiting for a bit (or compiling your own)? If you are really hungry for the newer versions I will put 0.3.0 aside and build/test them tonight though.
I am trying to put all of my efforts into 0.3.0. Going fully embedded solves a lot of odd behaviour and reliability & stability is also rock steady. The download is even going to be under 50 MB (compared to the current 480 MB).
Neil
I compiled yesterday cgminer 4.3.5. It works without any problems with my nanofury 6 and OneStringMiner (both bitfury chips) with --disable-libcurl that finally works 
Go for 0.0.0
New: cgminer-4.3.5
I am soooo close to start doing pre releases of MinePeon 0.3.0... would you mind waiting for a bit (or compiling your own)? If you are really hungry for the newer versions I will put 0.3.0 aside and build/test them tonight though.
I am trying to put all of my efforts into 0.3.0. Going fully embedded solves a lot of odd behaviour and reliability & stability is also rock steady. The download is even going to be under 50 MB (compared to the current 480 MB).
Neil
New: cgminer-4.3.5
I am soooo close to start doing pre releases of MinePeon 0.3.0... would you mind waiting for a bit (or compiling your own)? If you are really hungry for the newer versions I will put 0.3.0 aside and build/test them tonight though.
I am trying to put all of my efforts into 0.3.0. Going fully embedded solves a lot of odd behaviour and reliability & stability is also rock steady. The download is even going to be under 50 MB (compared to the current 480 MB).
Neil
New: cgminer-4.3.5
I am soooo close to start doing pre releases of MinePeon 0.3.0... would you mind waiting for a bit (or compiling your own)? If you are really hungry for the newer versions I will put 0.3.0 aside and build/test them tonight though.
I am trying to put all of my efforts into 0.3.0. Going fully embedded solves a lot of odd behaviour and reliability & stability is also rock steady. The download is even going to be under 50 MB (compared to the current 480 MB).
Neil
whats the maximum hashrate a Raspberry Pi can handle? I'm running 8 Chilis (30GHash each) and the whole things feels quite sluggish - i am using a Raspberry Pi 256 Model B version. is it worth overclocking or adding additional cooling?
Depends on the devices.Low-overhead drivers: antminer, bifury, bigpic, bitforce, cairnsmore, dualminer, erupter, getwork, hashfast, icarus, rockminer, twinfury, stratum
High-overhead drivers: bfsb, bfx, littlefury, metabank, nanofury, x6500
Note that some devices, even if low-overhead, may have hardware issues with RPi's broken USB bus, though...
whats the maximum hashrate a Raspberry Pi can handle? I'm running 8 Chilis (30GHash each) and the whole things feels quite sluggish - i am using a Raspberry Pi 256 Model B version. is it worth overclocking or adding additional cooling?
New: cgminer-4.3.5
Did you forget the idea of several month ago, of displaying the LAN IP address in the Menu? Also, when can we get the bfgminer 4.0.0 version?
How could I ever forget you?!
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Thanks for your kind words and I do hope your health is now at 100%.
Best regards.
Have you looked at OpenWrt and/or OpenEmbedded?
Not saying they're perfect or will cover your needs, but they might be worth considering if you haven't already.
Not saying they're perfect or will cover your needs, but they might be worth considering if you haven't already.
Thanks for the suggestions, and yes I have. Add buildroot to the mix and they are my three finalists. All three work but all three have their pluses and minuses, I have been able to get my code, your code and cgminer working on all three.
Picking as clear winner is a bit of an issue though, I am kind of hoping that I will come across an 'unfixable issue' so I can choose
. Do you have any preference? As a miner developer I would certainly give you opinion a lot of weight.On the other hand, it may be helpful to you that I maintain OpenWrt repositories for BFGMiner.
I found it a bit cumbersome to make it work with their Makefile system.
But, OpenWrt has a nice menuconfig too...
Have you looked at OpenWrt and/or OpenEmbedded?
Not saying they're perfect or will cover your needs, but they might be worth considering if you haven't already.
Not saying they're perfect or will cover your needs, but they might be worth considering if you haven't already.
Thanks for the suggestions, and yes I have. Add buildroot to the mix and they are my three finalists. All three work but all three have their pluses and minuses, I have been able to get my code, your code and cgminer working on all three.
Picking as clear winner is a bit of an issue though, I am kind of hoping that I will come across an 'unfixable issue' so I can choose
. Do you have any preference? As a miner developer I would certainly give you opinion a lot of weight.Neil
At present I am doing some very complicated stuff at the OS level for the 0.3.0 release (out of necessity). Using Arch Linux (or any other 'stranded distro' for that manor) leads to a lot of uncertainty with the package maintenance system that can catch the poor end user out in unfortunate ways. To that end I am working on building an entire embedded linux OS that will improve;-
1. Maintainability
2. Stability
3. Performance
4. Portability
The idea is that one "make" will turn out images for a PC, a Virtual Machine, the BBB and the Pi. If any manufacturers want, they can grab my code (when released) and create their own build target OR they can get me to do it for them (begging for work to supplement my reduced income).
Have you looked at OpenWrt and/or OpenEmbedded?1. Maintainability
2. Stability
3. Performance
4. Portability
The idea is that one "make" will turn out images for a PC, a Virtual Machine, the BBB and the Pi. If any manufacturers want, they can grab my code (when released) and create their own build target OR they can get me to do it for them (begging for work to supplement my reduced income
).Not saying they're perfect or will cover your needs, but they might be worth considering if you haven't already.
Did you forget the idea of several month ago, of displaying the LAN IP address in the Menu? Also, when can we get the bfgminer 4.0.0 version?
How could I ever forget you?!
I have been a bit ill, and it has severally cut into my development time sorry. I have been forced to cut back on my real job a bit, but hopefully my MinePeon work will be tacking up the drop in income for me (Thanks to all that donate, spondoolies-tech for sending me one of their SP10's as well as HashFast for sending me a 400 GH/s developer board).
At present I am doing some very complicated stuff at the OS level for the 0.3.0 release (out of necessity). Using Arch Linux (or any other 'stranded distro' for that manor) leads to a lot of uncertainty with the package maintenance system that can catch the poor end user out in unfortunate ways. To that end I am working on building an entire embedded linux OS that will improve;-
1. Maintainability
2. Stability
3. Performance
4. Portability
The idea is that one "make" will turn out images for a PC, a Virtual Machine, the BBB and the Pi. If any manufacturers want, they can grab my code (when released) and create their own build target OR they can get me to do it for them (begging for work to supplement my reduced income
).Neil
I had minepeon back on the USB erupter days, really like it and it is a very great project.
Thanks! I get a lot of enjoyment out of helping the "smaller miner" out.
Now I own a Bitmine coincraft desk, I believe it would work since it has a RPi in it.
However, the desk has a front 16x2 LCD panel displaying hashrate, temperature etc.
Is there a way to make it work?
However, the desk has a front 16x2 LCD panel displaying hashrate, temperature etc.
Is there a way to make it work?
Probably, but without one on my desk it is nearly imposable for me to do it sorry.
Neil
Greetings, Neil.
After the minepeon update from yesterday, several options of the menu had a new letter assigned. But it is still working.
Did you forget the idea of several month ago, of displaying the LAN IP address in the Menu? Also, when can we get the bfgminer 4.0.0 version?
After the minepeon update from yesterday, several options of the menu had a new letter assigned. But it is still working.
Did you forget the idea of several month ago, of displaying the LAN IP address in the Menu? Also, when can we get the bfgminer 4.0.0 version?
Quote
########################################
# MinePeon Console Menu #
########################################
# (a) Miner Screen (CTRL-A-D to exit) #
# (s) Change console password #
# (d) Stop Miner #
# (f) Start Miner #
# (g) Restart Miner #
# (z) Update MinePeon #
# (x) Update MinePeon Configuration #
# (c) Update ArchLinux (MinePeon Base) #
# (v) Reboot MinePeon #
# (q) Exit to shell #
########################################
# [Some options require your password] #
# [ Exit to shell and type logout to ] #
# [ Exit System ] #
########################################
Enter your menu choice [a-0]:
# MinePeon Console Menu #
########################################
# (a) Miner Screen (CTRL-A-D to exit) #
# (s) Change console password #
# (d) Stop Miner #
# (f) Start Miner #
# (g) Restart Miner #
# (z) Update MinePeon #
# (x) Update MinePeon Configuration #
# (c) Update ArchLinux (MinePeon Base) #
# (v) Reboot MinePeon #
# (q) Exit to shell #
########################################
# [Some options require your password] #
# [ Exit to shell and type logout to ] #
# [ Exit System ] #
########################################
Enter your menu choice [a-0]:
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