@@thomasthemaker randomx not enough memory for RandomX dataset - RaspberryPi 3A+/512MB RAM 😉but anyway, great instructions 🥰 I have a question: if we use the same commands, for example in a terminal on a computer with Kali Linux, will we achieve the same results? I mean to mine Monero.
Hi, thanks for your video. I wanted to ask you a question: If the power goes out or the computer turns off, to view the results and how many maneros have been mined, do I have to redo the whole procedure and insert all that data from your video or is the road shorter?
I ran it overnight, 100% job acceptance with 1370 jobs. I’m not seeing any xmr being transferred to the account. How long before you got your first transfer to your wallet and what was the amount of xmr was the first transfer?
Just did the calculation and if I’m right, with an approximate average hash rate of 12 I’ll be mining 0.00000219 XMR per day. I believe 0.01 XMR is required to transfer so it’s looking like roughly 13.5 years before I get my first transfer haha. Does that sound about right? Fun learning experience anyway, great video!
If you shut your pi down and repower it back on. How do you get back into the breakdown that it show when you originally downloaded it on the command line? I relocated and changed power supply and now i have no idea how to make sure its back up and running?
@thomasthemaker - excellent video! I got everything running great but it randomly stops running/disconnects with message "client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe". Any ideas what's causing this?
my rasrpberry pi ist restarting after i run the last command and its not working, i already tried to flash the operating system new, nut its not worklich
Is there a command line that needs to be entered for the miner program to auto startup when my Raspberry Pi boots up?....or do I need to manually start it each time? Thanks!
How many connection is make to the WAN. As i might want to use it inside an organization, would that affect or create issues..? I guess only 1 Outbound?
I don't believe it's gonna have any issue. There could be some optimization you want to make out of the algorithms or make your computing devices a cluster. It would work maybe not as optimized
@@thomasthemaker yeah~ you should try it. I mined 2,000 saseul coin per day. don't know if it's worth to mine though... I think you are an expert, so please analyze saseul blockchain if possible.
Yes, that's correct. You can use tmux to go around this. It basically creates a "session" so that whenever you open a new terminal or ssh, you can type tmux+session id and access it (the code still running on the background). Hope this helps
hey great video! i am getting stuck at the 'make' step after the cmake .. - its saying something about i mist enable neon instructions??? any idea what this could be. i tried to search but came up with nothing
when how will the crypto money come in to the account after a sucessfull mine because my miner has accepted a job but i have not recived any money in my wallet
what happens if i turn the pi off? do i need to connect to putty and do all of those commands again, to start mining?!?! Or does it just automatically load up and start mining, when you power the Pi up?
@@robustelement I see, it might be that you have the connection information wrong (hostname, username, password) I would recommend reflashing your OS and write down that information. Also sometimes it takes up to 5 mins for the Pi to boot, so the connection might not be available until a few min after Pi booting. Let me know if that works!
You can also start a terminal session through vnc, and simply leave it running. When you terminate the vnc session the terminal will remain open on the pi, mining you coins.
@GoDDamnHosTile Now I have running the program on putty and on vnc viewer the raspberry is granted but only ‘ cannot currently show the desk’ comes out. Now the program on putty if I close it continues to go?
@@limma-p9k It won't. In order to make this work, you need to set up the mining in the pi's terminal while monitoring your raspberry pi using vnc. Putty is not necessary to use at all after the tutorial. So basically these are the steps: 1. Set up headless raspbian with vnc on your pi (use link above) 2. monitor your system from another host using vncviewer 3. Start a terminal session from your pi and follow the setup in this video 4. close vncviewer Now you are mining crypto on your pi without the necessity of having another host running just for the putty session
Hey thanks for this great tutorial. I have 4 Raspberry Pi 4 and want to connect all 4 to mine Monero. Do i have to flash every Pi with a different Hostname or can all be under the same Hostname? How can I controll every Pi in Putty? Do I have to create 4 sessions each or is there a method to run them all in one session? When I opened a new Putty session it halved my hash rate from 92 h/s to around 50 h/s even though I gave it e different name. Further I tried another session and it divided the hash rate by 3. Any suggestions to this problem?
Different hostname is what you want or else only 1 pi will be connected to the network You can control 4 pis in 4 putty screens independently. With halving the hash rate, did you try to run twice on a same pi or hostname? That makes sense. My guess is you're running on the same pi, so that makes sense. Just make sure you're running on different pi's
It might take a few months from my rate of mining now. But you never know when luck hits. With that said, it's more fun and educational than profitable
Technically yes, but Bitcoin's puzzle is done in a way that you're way overpowered by miners with data centers made of very powerful machine, making your chance of getting anything almost 0. Monero is set up to basically prevent such unfair competition tho.
@@cerealtech4138 yep, it's like a balancing act. With Bitcoin, you have a low chance of winning but each winning is worth a lot. With Monero, you increase your winning chance drastically but also equally significantly decrease the reward. If time is limited, I think Monero is the better thing to experiment with
lmao totall virus on link lul anyways i built pi put pie os onit and after that got lost what app u install on pi os for mining wow gosh so ------_____------
Well, a good enough smartphone to mine can be pricey and using your existing phone means no resources to do anything else with it. But I do agree with the fact that it's not profitable with a pi
![Crypto Mining Monero on a Raspberry Pi 4 Cluster - Monero Crypto Currency - [Tutorial]](/img/n.gif)
Incredible, this was the best explanation I could get without a direct connection to the router!
great video and love the step by step as its very helpful for us beginners and veterans. happy mining
Greetings from Sweden!
You, young Sir, just got yourself a new subscriber 🎉
Much appreciated!
good job dude, thank you for this tutorial
This was a great help! I’m exploring wallet mining myself and sharing my findings on my channel. Keep up the awesome work!
good video, well explained and the written commands in description are very helpful.
You explained it really well. Enjoy your new sub
Great tutorial! I'm excited to give this a shot today. Looking forward to more of your videos, bro! 🚀💰👍
Appreciate it! Lemme know how it goes
@@thomasthemaker randomx not enough memory for RandomX dataset - RaspberryPi 3A+/512MB RAM 😉but anyway, great instructions 🥰 I have a question: if we use the same commands, for example in a terminal on a computer with Kali Linux, will we achieve the same results? I mean to mine Monero.
It works thanks for the tutorial man.
Great video. How can i go back to check miner after closing the session ?
Thank you for the excellent video gentleman
Dude you rock, this is going to take a old pi 2 and put it back to life. Subbed! for more in the future
Glad to help! Thanks for the sub
an old pi 2 will be very slow but if you set it and forget it maybe it will mine some crypto ... good luck and happy mining
Hi, thanks for your video. I wanted to ask you a question:
If the power goes out or the computer turns off, to view the results and how many maneros have been mined, do I have to redo the whole procedure and insert all that data from your video or is the road shorter?
Yoooo! Great vid ! Nice camera !
Thanks dude! I love this new camera
great vid bro
Thanks for sharing.
I ran it overnight, 100% job acceptance with 1370 jobs. I’m not seeing any xmr being transferred to the account. How long before you got your first transfer to your wallet and what was the amount of xmr was the first transfer?
Just did the calculation and if I’m right, with an approximate average hash rate of 12 I’ll be mining 0.00000219 XMR per day. I believe 0.01 XMR is required to transfer so it’s looking like roughly 13.5 years before I get my first transfer haha. Does that sound about right? Fun learning experience anyway, great video!
Going to cost me roughly $6000 in power to produce $2.30 in XMR lmao
@@ShortPrints best comment xD
I was excited and now I'm not lol fuck this video@@ShortPrints
😢Wow that's too much losing money to me@@ShortPrints
If you shut your pi down and repower it back on. How do you get back into the breakdown that it show when you originally downloaded it on the command line? I relocated and changed power supply and now i have no idea how to make sure its back up and running?
Thank you for the video. Can this work with Kaspa?
Can anyone help me i minded succesfully but nothing is shown in the wallet
There's a limit (about 3cents) you have to reach before you can cash out
@thomasthemaker - excellent video! I got everything running great but it randomly stops running/disconnects with message "client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe". Any ideas what's causing this?
I need help my crypto been mining with out wallet on raspberry pi
Cant you do de samething with kaspa please
I think that pool is down or something because it doesn’t connect idk if it’s because I’m on windows or what but it says end of file in red text
Has intentando minar con Jetson nano o Jetson Orín ? Sería un video genial
It works! Well, kinda. See, it keeps saying net and then miner, net, miner and it keeps going that way. It is't accepting any jobs.... Help please!
my putty and rpi4 cant connect error: network error: connection refused. does anyone know how t ofix this and connect to my rpi4 suing putty
my rasrpberry pi ist restarting after i run the last command and its not working, i already tried to flash the operating system new, nut its not worklich
Is there a command line that needs to be entered for the miner program to auto startup when my Raspberry Pi boots up?....or do I need to manually start it each time? Thanks!
hey, I keep getting an '-maes' error, do you know how to fix this?
This Video is gerat it helpt ma alot
question? doesnt the program only work if you have the terminal running. thanks
@@noelwong2320 it does. But you can use tmux to have it run when terminal is closed
no active pools, stop mining) i get this Message every 6 or 7 line. It mines but get this some times is it normal or what?
cmake is not working bruhh
Does the programm just run up again when the raspi starts again?
For some reason its saying I typed the address in wrong but its just directly copied over. Any clue how to fix this?
How many connection is make to the WAN.
As i might want to use it inside an organization, would that affect or create issues..?
I guess only 1 Outbound?
I don't believe it's gonna have any issue. There could be some optimization you want to make out of the algorithms or make your computing devices a cluster. It would work maybe not as optimized
After powering back on, logging in, what commands to you type in on PUTTY to restart the miner and see the hash rates?
Hi and thanks for this easy guide. i have two rpi running with that, if i disconnect from putty is it still running on the pi?
yes it will keep running
when will I be credited monero from mining?
Yes you will, otherwise theres no point lol
Hey i have a question. Will monero shows automatically when the mining was successfully? Is every accept a win?
@@SyCz_YTthat is correct. You can't move your mined monero into yr wallet immediately though. There is some dumb minimum amount
nice video, i have 3 of these set up, is there any way to make the hash rate higher
Good cooling will definitely help as these are running at max CPU & RAM all the time. Also more ram is better (something to do with 32-bit and 64-bit)
@@thomasthemaker yea, I have mine set on a probably ace unit so they are always cold, but I am trying to figure out the more ram thing
Thanks for the video~ do you mine Saseul?
I do not yet, but it's defo something I wanna try out
@@thomasthemaker yeah~ you should try it. I mined 2,000 saseul coin per day. don't know if it's worth to mine though... I think you are an expert, so please analyze saseul blockchain if possible.
But then when I close the program it stops collecting? And to get it started again I have to redo all the codes?
Yes, that's correct. You can use tmux to go around this.
It basically creates a "session" so that whenever you open a new terminal or ssh, you can type tmux+session id and access it (the code still running on the background).
Hope this helps
So how much did u earn in 24 hours
Great Vid. After the pi runs, when does any results show up in the wallet?
I think there's a minimum amount you need to start transferring to your waller
@@thomasthemaker No values appear in the Monero generated wallet. I'd transfer if some actually appeared
hey great video! i am getting stuck at the 'make' step after the cmake .. - its saying something about i mist enable neon instructions??? any idea what this could be. i tried to search but came up with nothing
me too some help would be great
Is it possible to cluster multiple Pis to increase the hash rate?
It certainly is. A simple way is to use multiple pis to mine in the same pool
I love your video but is there a way to keep the Raspberry Pi mining wen your computer is off.
There is, try looking up tmux. It allows you to disconnect SSH and still have the pi running
can you go into moor detail about tmux.
When I downloaded the wallet installer, Norton blocked it, saying it was unsafe. Any thoughts?
Norton is kinda obsolete these days. Just install it
when how will the crypto money come in to the account after a sucessfull mine because my miner has accepted a job but i have not recived any money in my wallet
and aslo do i have to keep the wallet open or not
It will take some times for money to come from pool -> wallet. Also there is a threshold of how much you need to make to transfer over (0.01 MNR).
@@thomasthemaker so how long do i have to wait for it roughly
@@MuhammadBajwa-ql2hs I would say 6-12 months
Great Vid and instructions- Are you running your PI on Ethernet or WIFI?
I'm doing it over wifi. Signal speed isn't super important.
Do I switch from Ethernet to wifi and replug the Pi with power.? Does it restart and run the miner?
@@thomasthemaker
I want to run two pi's with different names on WIFI. What is the run procedure?
@@williamhoover1515 you can do it the same on both, no difference
Once it is loaded, How do I find it (the miner) again once I log in my PI?
I would recommend using tmux
Tanks I check out
@@thomasthemaker
Can I access this PI miner from a phone or other computer? It is hooked to WIFI now.
@@thomasthemaker tmux is loaded -how do I use it?
My system is been running 48 hrs. The wallet has zero balance.I can't tell if it working. What cmds do you type in on the PI to see if it running?
Are you still mining monero? How long do you think it will take to get 1 monero with this system?
I stopped after a while. I was mining pretty slowly. I think it would have taken 1 year lol (that's if no sudden luck)
@@thomasthemaker In my case, it's been running for about 24hr and I mined 0.000005... it's just for experiment. Thanks anyway. I learned a lot.
@@gaebal2 glad I could help!
Do you need a cpu and if so, how du I add one to the raspberry pi ?
The raspberry pi has a arm cpu built in
@@Retroplanegeek also the 5 ?
@@LaptopAccount-y1u yeah the 5 will be the best
is putty safe to use?
There's no tracking or anything so I would say it is
Which O.S did you load in the USB drive?
I used Raspberry Pi OS (bullseye & 64 bit)
Thank you @@thomasthemaker
what happens if i turn the pi off? do i need to connect to putty and do all of those commands again, to start mining?!?!
Or does it just automatically load up and start mining, when you power the Pi up?
You do need to run all that again
Does this still work, have a pi4 that does not make a connection?
Can you explain more your issue?
And which OS are you using, is it Bookworm?
@@thomasthemaker Yes it is bookwork version 12
@@thomasthemaker so looks like the miner part is working but not making a connection
@@terranceduncan1106 I'm afraid bookworm just doesn't work well, try out bullseye!
Thanks, I will give that a try, happen to have a card already flashed with that also. Much appreciate the help.@@thomasthemaker
it is off but how do i turn this on again?
Same command. But u can write a crontab
@@SyCz_YT Witch one?
Thanks for this clear explanation on using wallets as miners. I’m covering similar topics on my channel. Would love to have you stop by!
Thomas I followed all your instructions but the Putty terminal just comes up blank. No login or password. Any help?
Did you see blank at the end when you run the compiled code or when compiling?
@@thomasthemaker Sorry? What do you mean blank?
@@robustelement You were mentioning putty coming up blank. Was it when you tried connecting to your raspberry pi or when it's already connected?
@@thomasthemaker When I tried to connect putty, to the terminal,
@@robustelement I see, it might be that you have the connection information wrong (hostname, username, password) I would recommend reflashing your OS and write down that information. Also sometimes it takes up to 5 mins for the Pi to boot, so the connection might not be available until a few min after Pi booting. Let me know if that works!
When the config is done, can I close Putty? Will raspberry still mine coins?
I believe no. You can install screen on your pi to monitor and have terminal sessions running tho, that will allow mining even when putty is closed
You can also start a terminal session through vnc, and simply leave it running. When you terminate the vnc session the terminal will remain open on the pi, mining you coins.
@@GoDDamnHosTile How do I do with vnc?
@GoDDamnHosTile Now I have running the program on putty and on vnc viewer the raspberry is granted but only ‘ cannot currently show the desk’ comes out. Now the program on putty if I close it continues to go?
@@limma-p9k It won't. In order to make this work, you need to set up the mining in the pi's terminal while monitoring your raspberry pi using vnc. Putty is not necessary to use at all after the tutorial.
So basically these are the steps:
1. Set up headless raspbian with vnc on your pi (use link above)
2. monitor your system from another host using vncviewer
3. Start a terminal session from your pi and follow the setup in this video
4. close vncviewer
Now you are mining crypto on your pi without the necessity of having another host running just for the putty session
Hey thanks for this great tutorial.
I have 4 Raspberry Pi 4 and want to connect all 4 to mine Monero. Do i have to flash every Pi with a different Hostname or can all be under the same Hostname?
How can I controll every Pi in Putty? Do I have to create 4 sessions each or is there a method to run them all in one session?
When I opened a new Putty session it halved my hash rate from 92 h/s to around 50 h/s even though I gave it e different name. Further I tried another session and it divided the hash rate by 3.
Any suggestions to this problem?
Different hostname is what you want or else only 1 pi will be connected to the network
You can control 4 pis in 4 putty screens independently.
With halving the hash rate, did you try to run twice on a same pi or hostname? That makes sense. My guess is you're running on the same pi, so that makes sense. Just make sure you're running on different pi's
Thank you for your quick response. It worked, all Pi's are working at a hash rate of 92h/s @@thomasthemaker
do i just plug it in to my pc or a adapter
You can use the normal power supply for it & leave it running. You can check it once in a while to make sure the script is still running.
@@thomasthemaker hogyan tudom ellenörizni?
how can i check it?
How much are you making a day mining monero?
It's been 3 days and I made 0.00005 so far. But the amount/pay has been going up.
@@thomasthemaker it,s bitcoin mining
@@thomasthemaker You will make $0.1866 in 365 days on this hash-rate @ 24H/s ... Don't do this with your PI ,, it will be burnt anyways
its more about the fun of the process since the pi is such a small machine.... anything more out of it and it might internally combust lol
How many days needed to mine 1 monero on raspberry pi 4?
It might take a few months from my rate of mining now. But you never know when luck hits. With that said, it's more fun and educational than profitable
will Monero then be transferred directly to the wallet?
Na bro first on pool and once reach minimum limit you can with
bro i entered website for monero you show doublecheked it and get trojan on my computer
Do you mean the Monero pool? If that's the case I'll fix it.
@@thomasthemaker I fixed the problem it was with monero wallet
@@rudyishortsy7020 Cool! Just curious, is it with your wallet or the wallet GUI?
@@thomasthemaker with wallet gui bc of installer
@@rudyishortsy7020 thanks for sharing the info!
make a video on your results
Alamin kung paano i-optimize ang kita mula sa cryptocurrency mining sa aming channel
we can mine the bit coin
Technically yes, but Bitcoin's puzzle is done in a way that you're way overpowered by miners with data centers made of very powerful machine, making your chance of getting anything almost 0.
Monero is set up to basically prevent such unfair competition tho.
@@thomasthemaker true, mining Bitcoin with low end stuff is more like a lottery, you have the chance of solving a block...
@@cerealtech4138 yep, it's like a balancing act. With Bitcoin, you have a low chance of winning but each winning is worth a lot. With Monero, you increase your winning chance drastically but also equally significantly decrease the reward. If time is limited, I think Monero is the better thing to experiment with
@@cerealtech4138 ❤
Bruno mars can code 😮
Lol it's the first time someone compared me to Bruno Mars thanks man
@@thomasthemaker first person that popped into my head. I’m surprised no one did that before haha
lmao totall virus on link lul
anyways i built pi put pie os onit and after that got lost what app u install on pi os for mining wow gosh so ------_____------
Bro literally copied network chuck word for word😂😂😂
Hey, he does make the best iot tutorials out there!
just replaced the coffee with tea
Mine and then please buy a microphone holder 😎😎
Haha, a holder would be great to have for sure
better off using a mobile phone
Well, a good enough smartphone to mine can be pricey and using your existing phone means no resources to do anything else with it. But I do agree with the fact that it's not profitable with a pi
for some reason I am getting an error after a hit make: "you must enable NEON instructions (e.g -mfpu=neon-fp-armv8) to use SSE2NEON."
Are you using 32 or 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS? This would happen when you run a 32 bit version (ss2neon is a translator for arm64)
@@thomasthemakerI have the same issue from running 32 bit, any ways to fix it?
@@Aswdfrluse 64bit version
I ran into a little problem, after I downloaded the Monero software, it does not want to run?....im using a Windows 11 machine. Thank you!
@@txflyerken173 can you elaborate further? What errors did you receive?
@@thomasthemaker Sorry man I figured it out, my Virus program was blocking it from complete loading.
@@txflyerken173 no worries! Glad it worked.
Wait a secccc, did u say VIRUS program? Lol