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Add support RainbowMiner

Open wandersonareis opened this issue 5 years ago • 6 comments

It's possible add RainbownMiner autoswitch to NVoc? https://github.com/RainbowMiner/RainbowMiner

wandersonareis avatar May 25 '19 05:05 wandersonareis

Hopefully @papampi will get time to take care of this. Meanwhile could you provide an example of working command line for RainbowMiner? This will help us a lot into getting it ready in no time.

LuKePicci avatar May 25 '19 16:05 LuKePicci

I was looking into it this morning, RainbowMiner is based on windows PowerShell and I have no knowledge on it and Windows

papampi avatar May 25 '19 16:05 papampi

Has it any kind of linux binary at least? Probably powershell scripting is required just as wrapper, or what?

LuKePicci avatar May 25 '19 16:05 LuKePicci

No idea... Didn't get into its details, just saw ps1 extensions and closed it.

papampi avatar May 26 '19 12:05 papampi

It's fine on Ubuntu. Install powershell on Linux but only launch command in start.sh on terminal. Launch start.sh in terminal get error on file .ps1.

wandersonareis avatar May 26 '19 13:05 wandersonareis

Add this miner is possible?

On Linux, you may use git for a shortcut:

sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install git git clone https://github.com/rainbowminer/RainbowMiner

On Linux, cd into your RainbowMiner folder, change the attributes of install.sh, start.sh and others and run the Installer as root (sudo):

cd RainbowMiner chmod +x *.sh sudo ./install.sh On Linux: either use the GUI installer to install the package or do it manually, e.g. for Ubuntu:

if not already done, download the package, change the ubuntu distro version number! wget https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases/download/v6.2.2/powershell_6.2.2-1.ubuntu.18.04_amd64.deb

install powershell package dpkg -i powershell_6.2.2-1.ubuntu.18.04_amd64.deb

install powershell dependecies apt install -f

On Linux:

./start.sh

Alternative: start as Linux screen:

./start-screen.sh

wandersonareis avatar Jan 19 '20 00:01 wandersonareis