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Title: Auto-start bfgminer on raspberry pi? Post by: wetjet43 on November 02, 2013, 02:56:06 AM I've read through the fourms, and came across a few methods for auto starting cgminer, but haven't had any luck so far.
How can I auto start bfgminer on my raspberry pi? The below commands don't work like they do with minepeon: sudo systemctl enable bfgminer.service sudo systemctl start bfgminer.service I can type and edit: sudo nano /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart but, I'm unsure what to add to the list to run bfgminer. Currently, I have to run "./bfgminer -S all" from withing the bfgminer directory. Thank you! Title: Re: Auto-start bfgminer on raspberry pi? Post by: madcratebuilder on November 02, 2013, 04:02:52 PM Why not run Minepeon on your Pi? It starts bfgm or cgm, or choice in the config setup. I've run as many as 60 miners across five hubs on a single Pi. For the best hash and stability I like to keep it under 35+/- sticks per Pi. I have 3 running now with 28/28/35 for a total hash of 30303mh/s.
Title: Re: Auto-start bfgminer on raspberry pi? Post by: wetjet43 on November 02, 2013, 06:42:57 PM Why not run Minepeon on your Pi? It starts bfgm or cgm, or choice in the config setup. I've run as many as 60 miners across five hubs on a single Pi. For the best hash and stability I like to keep it under 35+/- sticks per Pi. I have 3 running now with 28/28/35 for a total hash of 30303mh/s. I wanted to build it myself. More of a pride "I did it myself!" thing. Nothing wrong with minepeon. It worked great when I used it. Found it a bit unstable though, so I sought out something different. In the end, I installed tightvncserver and start it as a service. I run my miner with in in the desktop. I know it robs some of the resources, but the cpu never gets above 25%, and is usually at just 5% - 10%. This is the page that U used to get tightvncserver up and running: http://www.neil-black.co.uk/raspberry-pi-beginners-guide#.UnVH0RCQOk5 |