Well hopefully you have some linux knowledge. If not, it's worth learning.
http://bamter.org/redmine/projects/bamt
Topic: Linuxcoin (Read 1285 times)
Red Emerald,
I may be interested in trying it out, right now i am just using windows 7 with phoenix miner, but if this makes this either faster or easier I'm down to give it a try, do you know what thread would be best to follow?
-KBundy
I may be interested in trying it out, right now i am just using windows 7 with phoenix miner, but if this makes this either faster or easier I'm down to give it a try, do you know what thread would be best to follow?
-KBundy
You guys should try BAMT. It is actively developed (LinuxCoin has been abandoned for a while now) and makes for a really simple set-and-forget miner. It has far better management utilities, too.
Hello, I am trying to get linuxcoin to work on my rig and the default user name you have here don't seem to be working, have they been changed? Using linuxcoin-v0.2-final persistence installed on a USB drive if that helps?
Thanks,
-KBundy
Thanks,
-KBundy
Thanks, but it doesn't get that far. I get a splash screen, a few boot up messages, then the error.
Anyway, I've given up on that.
Anyway, I've given up on that.
If You are not in console then press CRTL+ALT+F1, probably You must provide user and pass and i don't know if Linuxcoin is providing it to the public 
For a default LinuxCoin setup:
user = user
pass = live
Thought I'd try linuxcoin for jollies, but after booting from a USB I get "Cannot Display This Video Mode"
I guess I have to get in and edit the xorg.conf file, but how?
I guess I have to get in and edit the xorg.conf file, but how?
Linuxcoin is debian-based so try:
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
And configure Your X server.
If You are not in console then press CRTL+ALT+F1, probably You must provide user and pass and i don't know if Linuxcoin is providing it to the public
Thought I'd try linuxcoin for jollies, but after booting from a USB I get "Cannot Display This Video Mode"
I guess I have to get in and edit the xorg.conf file, but how?
I guess I have to get in and edit the xorg.conf file, but how?
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