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- Linux tutorial (but should be very close for other platforms)
- summary:
- Two terminals, once for the daemon and one for the wallet and mining
- - terminal 1: ./bitmonerod
- - terminal 2: ./simplewallet --generate-new-wallet=name_of_my_wallet.bin (first time)
- ./simplewallet --wallet-file=name_of_my_wallet.bin (next times)
- Get the precompiled binaries
- - Windows
- - Mac
- - Linux
- You can also compile from source (I was not able to do so on Manjaro Linux, but the Ubuntu precompiled work flawlessly)
- Open two terminals. For each terminal be sure to go to the folder where you have you binaries (on a graphical interface, the fastest way it to drag-and-drop a file from the file manager then remove the name of the file to have only the folder)
- On terminal 1, type this command
- ./bitmonerod
- Let it sync, it will be MUCH faster than bytecoin, since it is one day old (bytecoin is two years old)
- That's all. Don't close.
- On terminal 2, type this command:
- ./simplewallet --generate-new-wallet=name_of_my_wallet.bin
- (I am not sure .bin is necessary)
- You will be prompted for a password. Be careful, you won't have to type a confirmation so beware of typos!
- Close the wallet with the "exit" command.
- Now (still on terminal 2), type this command:
- ./simplewallet --wallet-file=name_of_my_wallet.bin
- and enter your password. If you forgot your password or mistyped it at creation time, delete every file starting with name_of_my_wallet.bin and start over. Every bitmonero would be lost forever, that's why it is important that you do it just after the creation, before any mining.
- And now the good stuff: mining!
- Since the wallet is also the miner, enter this:
- start_mining 1
- You are supposed to be able to type (one at a time)
- start_mining 2
- start_mining 3
- ...
- up to you number of threads. But for me, I could not have more than one thread at a time, even if I have 4 threads on my CPU :(
- By the way: if you want to know your hashrate, type show_hr in bitmonerod
- How can you know that you are actually mining? Check you CPU usage :-) It should be close to 100%
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