Topic: Which miner should I use? (Read 1083 times)
The windows binary of cgminer is a easy way to start with.
download cgminer and there aint no application file here, how am i suppose to use this thing?
On Linux you might issue the following one-liner:wget https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/zipball/master && unzip master && cd ckolivas-cgminer* && cp ../adl_includes/adl_* ADL_SDK/ && ./autogen.sh && CFLAGS="-O2 -Wall -march=native" ./configure && sleep 4 && make && cp cgminer /opt/bcm/cgminer && cp *.cl /opt/bcm/cgminer && cd .. && rm -r ckolivas-cgminer* && rm master
It's all explained in the README.
On Windows, do yourself a favor and just download the already compiled version.
TY JH
download cgminer and there aint no application file here, how am i suppose to use this thing?
Did you read through this thread?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/official-cgminer-mining-software-thread-for-linuxwinosxmipsarmr-pi-4110-28402
download cgminer and there aint no application file here, how am i suppose to use this thing?
what do i do if i don't have microsoft visual studio 2010?
I don't get it, why would you need visual studio to mine?
what do i do if i don't have microsoft visual studio 2010?
I cast my vote for BitMinter. I've been using it for months and I it's really simple to set up and use.
Cgminer is the one to choose when looking for military grade functionality.
BitMinter's java-based client OTOH is the one to pick when in need of "military grade" ease of use
BitMinter's java-based client OTOH is the one to pick when in need of "military grade" ease of use
Oh god, that one's killing me.
Couldn't suppress my laughing either when someone else introduced himself aswell as "Crypto-Hobbyist" in the introduction thread.
Assuming you are GPU mining then I would use Phoenix if using linux and CGminer if using windows.
I have tried the Diablominer but it is a little to complicated for a total noob like me, I am currently using GUIminer it pretty much does everything for you . I am not sure if it is me or the miner but I can only seem to get it to load deepbit.net so far lol. most likely it is just me.
I'm pretty fond of Phoenix 2. Has an editable config file, now, and merges workload. Set up the config, then just run the program - runs quietly in the background.
CGMiner has been the best I have used so far. It is command line but still pretty easy to get setup. If you don't like the command line miners GUI miner was extremely easy to setup but not as effective as CGminer. I have not tried Bit Minter yet, though I have been hearing a lot of good things about it. I may have to give it a shot.
Cgminer is the one to choose when looking for military grade functionality.
BitMinter's java-based client OTOH is the one to pick when in need of "military grade" ease of use
BitMinter's java-based client OTOH is the one to pick when in need of "military grade" ease of use
Which miner do people usually use?
cgminer is pretty popular, it's the my personal favorite out of all the ones I've used.
Which miner do people usually use?
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