Last weeks, cryptocurrencies were under media attention because of the recent Bitcoin price volatility. It gives me an idea: to test on my spare Raspberry Pi how it can be used to mine BitCoin.
Because of Bitcoin generation difficulty, I decided to have a look on an alternative cryptocurrency called Litecoins. To be sure to obtain results, I also decided to join a mining pool, with the "cpuminer" software wich can mine
Bitcoins and Litecoins.
Downloading dependencies
"
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install make automake build-essential git
sudo apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev
"
Downloading and compiling cpuminer:
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git clone git://github.com/pooler/cpuminer.git
cd cpuminer/
./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
make
"
Using cpuminer with a pool :
"./minerd --url adressedupool.org:portdupool --userpass user:motdepasse"
Exemple
"./minerd --url pool.org:8337 --userpass error418.pi:toto"
I also made some Litecoin mining test with the Raspberry Pi at each overclocking choice of Raspbian, with the actual mining difficulty (wich can change):
Overclocking
|
Speed
|
Temperature
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None
|
0,32
khash/s
|
43,3°C / 109.94°F
|
Modest
|
0,37
khash/s
|
45,5°C / 113.9°F
|
Medium
|
0,41 khash/s
|
46,5°C / 115.7
°F |
High
|
0,42
khash/s
|
47,1°C / 116.78°F (crash after one day)
|
Turbo
|
0,46
khash/s
|
51,9°C / 125.42°F (quick crash)
|
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