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Mining with ethOS on Suprnova. | |
So ethOS is basically shipped per default to mine on pools such as ethermine, nanopool and others that use wallet addresses as the account and that do NOT require workers. | |
Classic pools like Suprnova and Coinmine do require workers, this is where you need special steps to be able to mine on it with ethOS. | |
First of all, you will need to add a worker on Suprnova for EACH ethOS rigs you have. | |
The worker MUST be your rig's hostname. To find out, simply login in SSH and you'll see a similar line: | |
08:26 PM root@bd3655 10.34.0.187 [71.5 hash] /root # | |
In this case here, our worker will be bd3655. | |
*** NOTE. If you do specify the "loc" setting in your ethOS configuration the loc you've setup will be your worker. Please consult your ethOS panel to see if you have any enabled. *** | |
Now, login to Suprnova with your account and go into "My Workers". | |
Add bd3655 with the password x. | |
Now we'll modify our ethOS configuration. As an example we'll connect to the Suprnova ZEC pool and our username will be miner123. | |
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Open up your config file in nano: nano /home/ethos/local.conf | |
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Ensure that those 3 lines are as such: | |
proxywallet miner123 | |
proxypool1 zec.suprnova.cc:2142 | |
proxypool2 zec-eu.suprnova.cc:2142 | |
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Then, restart your miner: | |
minestop && allow && show miner | |
You're now done, you should be seeing hashrate on ethOS. | |
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