Why don't you try making an ESP I2C mining setup? Using that, you will be able to mine on Arduino microcontrollers, without requiring a host PC, saving much more electricity.
I've heard that there are some stability issues with the i2c method but once it is fully optimized for use, I will definitely be looking into it. Thanks for the comment!
No, I did not need to download any drivers to mine with that board because it works exactly like an Uno. After uploading the Arduino code to the board, it started mining like normal on AVR miner on RPI.
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Nice!
Mining on microcontrollers is quite interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Why don't you try making an ESP I2C mining setup? Using that, you will be able to mine on Arduino microcontrollers, without requiring a host PC, saving much more electricity.
I've heard that there are some stability issues with the i2c method but once it is fully optimized for use, I will definitely be looking into it. Thanks for the comment!
Hello, do you need some "driver" on RPI host to make the AVR miner work with that Arduino uno ?
No, I did not need to download any drivers to mine with that board because it works exactly like an Uno. After uploading the Arduino code to the board, it started mining like normal on AVR miner on RPI.