HOW to MINE VERUS COIN with a RASPBERRY PI 5 | Unboxing the new Pi 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video we will present you our new Raspberry Pi 5 and show you how to mine Verus Coin with it. The Pi 5 is the first Raspberry Pi which is capable of mining Verus Coin. So don't try this with older Pi's ;). If you have an Orange Pi 5 or Orange Pi zero 3, you can follow almost the same procedure as in this video, except you must flash an Ubuntu image instead of the Raspberry Pi Debian OS.
Have fun mining Verus Coin on your Pi 5!!!
Check also the VERUS website: verus.io/
and the VERUS Discord: / discord
Raspberry Pi imager:
www.raspberrypi.com/software/
Putty:
www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s...
Which OS to flash:
Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit), a port of Debian Bookworm with no desktop environment
Update and upgrade your OS:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Installing arm-optimized ccminer from the Great Oink70:
curl o -k raw.githubusercontent.com/Oin... | bash
Going to ccminer directory:
cd ccminer
Configure ccminer:
nano config.json
Start the miner:
~/ccminer/start.sh
Connect to screen session:
screen -r
Leaving screen session without stopping the session:
Ctrl-A and D
Measuring CPU temperature:
vcgencmd measure_temp
Automatic startup:
crontab -e
@reboot ~/ccminer/start.sh
Mining pool used in this video:
luckpool.net
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Your tutorials are awesome, keep up the good work.
Great video! I'll set my Pi 5 to work when it is doing nothing ;). I have also become interested in Verus.
The pools have the "disabled": 0 or 1 option where
0 = On will use this pool
1 = Off will NOT use this pool
It is easier than deleting the entry that can cause issues decoding json file for some users that don't know how to properly edit a .json file.
Thank you for the great tip!
Great video and helped me in setting up my Pi. The only issue I have is when I have to turn off my computer that has putty, the mining stops. Any suggestions besides leaving on my computer all the time?
I think the mining keeps running in a screen session. Try to reconnect to the session the next time you login to your pi with the command: screen -r
@@BloxyLabs I have a wattage meter connected to my pi. While mining, it pulls 9.5 watts. When I shut down my main computer with PuTTy, it runs for a few minutes at 9.5 watts, and then drops to 3 watts. I have to reboot the pi to get it to mine again. I usually do type: screen -r in putty when it is running. If I come across an fix for my issue, I will try and post here. EDIT: It was internet connection issues with my router. Works Great!!
@@chuckles3079 Nice to hear everything works. Have fun mining Verus!
on linux core virtualization android linux, in android virtualization java vm. I think on C or C++ from primary core pi4 model B will gave about the same score.
Mein pi 3 sagt ilegal prozes und das mining geht nicht hat man da eine Idee
Leider benötigt man für den Verus-Algorithmus mindestens einen Pi5. Es funktioniert wahrscheinlich mit XMRIG, schauen Sie sich einfach mein Video über unmineable an.
how come this doesn't work with raspberry pi 4?
Older Raspberry Pi's don't have the cryptography extensions which are needed to run the Verus algorithm.
I don't have a raspberry pi 4 so this is a guess. In the config.json file I suggest you change the number of threads from 8 to 4.
how much RAM do u need to mine
I used the 4GB version of the Pi5.
@@BloxyLabs ist es möglich mit raspberry pi zero 2 zu minen mit 1GB
RaM
@@Gagulux Only the Raspberry Pi 5 has the cryptography extensions which are needed to run the Verus algorithm. But I've heard it is possible on a Orange Pi zero 3 with 1GB. Check this video from The Bitcoin Miner th-cam.com/video/3tF7hLF23iw/w-d-xo.html
Viruspi stabil in 7 MH/s bro ?
A bit lower. I have an average somewhere between 5 and 6 MH/s.
Esp32?
No, sorry.
Kind of expensive. wouldnt it be cheaper just to get a cheap phone?
It depends. If you are only going to mine, you might be better off buying a cheap mobile phone, but if you also plan to do other things than mining with the device, an RPI5 or Orange Pi 5 is an interesting option.