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README: Completed with Heavycoin CPU Miner buld instructions for Ubuntu and Debian.  We are waiting for some pools to be available.
Until we will have pools active you can try solo mine  (instructions will ready ASAP)

Alternatively you can follow us on Twitter : @hvc_info
https://twitter.com/hvc_info (https://twitter.com/hvc_info)

Or submit your email here to get an email from us when the mining operations will launch:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S8J7KwYEVAYjpyf7UOETO7xUdSY5W_t3gbkYi6XV4uI/viewform (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S8J7KwYEVAYjpyf7UOETO7xUdSY5W_t3gbkYi6XV4uI/viewform)

HEAVYCOIN [HVC] is an innovative CPU ONLY ! Coin that will start mining operation on 8th of March 2014 at aprox. 12:00 GMT.
Info here:
http://heavycoin.github.io/

Having no GPU or ASIC miners, CPU mining will be highly profitable.  If you want to get some performance you will need Cloud Mining.

Good news: You don't even have to pay initially as you can get some free trials. We will update here the list of free trial as soon as we find them.

FREE 24 core dedicated server at DATASOFT (http://datasoft.ws/aff.php?aff=429)
just go to dedicated servers , select the 24 cores with 8GB RAM and use promocode : free24core

Notice: Please make sure that you create only one account with the Cloud Computing services.  Multiple accounts violate their ToS! Furthermore, be gentle and DO NOT excessively use resources -- consuming excessive network capacity, CPU cycles, or disk IO could potentially violate the ToS and lead to account restriction or termination.

Notice 2: Always check your balance with your Cloud service.

10 steps:

1. Preparation:
Windows: Download PuTTY (putty.exe) in order to be able to connect to your VPS via SSH.
If you use for the first time putty and SSH I advice you to watch this step by step video tutorial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42ItbKNmvpo
Mac/Linux Users: use Terminal

2. Sign Up for a Cloud Server or log in if you already have an account:
At the moment you can try :
Digital Ocean Click here (https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=afc7419fbd13) (refferal link)
  
 (NO voucher codes at the moment - we are looking for one).
or you can try :
FREE 24 core dedicated server at DATASOFT (http://datasoft.ws/aff.php?aff=429)

3. Follow the Cloud Service instruction to Launch a server (create a droplet). Select an Ubuntu/Debian OS.

Subnote: Every Cloud Service might use different names for this process but is essentially the same thing ("create a droplet"in Digital Ocean, "launch an instance" in HPcloud, etc.). At the end of the process you should have SSH access to your server.(You need to decide how many CPUs you will use. The more CPU's the more mining power/ more coins but obviously the price will go up. Try to stay in the "free trial" or voucher code for the beginning.) 4. Log in to your server via SSH (Terminal).5. Relocate into the home directory
Code:
cd ~
6. Create a swap file
Code:

7. Install dependencies

8. Download the Ubuntu-compiled Heavycoin forked cpuminer, configure and compile:

9. Now head over to a Pool and follow the instructions posted, for example:

-v XX = your vote

---> Congratulations, your HVC mining operations started.

Please note that it can take time until blocks are confirmed and coins payed out.

If you wish to run this process in the background so it doesn't close once you drop the SSH connection, go ahead and use screen. When a screen session is detached, the processes that were running inside it are not stopped.

10. Launch screen

Hit space, then launch the miner; e.g.
ctrl+d detatches the current screen sessions and brings you back to the normal terminal,
you can re-attach your detached session by typing

POOLS

nonw working as I type.

-- You may also check out HEAVYCOIN POOLS LIST Updated and Crowdsourced (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=492261.0)

Coins will come to your wallet.

If you'd like to send me some donations for supplying this guide, please feel free!

(BTC): 1CLdaCWysFWfomNMyB38QQLPv68RsQaEEP
Good luck with HEAVYCOIN!

special thanks to instacash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=167008)

The developers are working right now to test the client, the MPOS fork and the HVC CPU MINERD.

Stay tuned

Thanks for the guide!

For less savvy users

step 6

sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=64M count=16
sudo mkswap /swapfile
sudo swapon /swapfile

step 7

sudo apt-get update
* sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
* sudo reboot
sudo apt-get install build-essential libcurl4-openssl-dev git zip

* will upgrade your linux distro & reboot before installing the dependencies

thanks for update ;)

Completed with Heavycoin CPU Miner buld instructions for Ubuntu and Debian.  We are waiting for some pools to be available.

Updated / cleaned and checked. Thanks to instacash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=167008)

Hey guys,

Is it wokting good this HVC CPU mining in the cloud?

new pools?

NOt sure tf this would make you a ROI.

You refer to Heavycoin Cloud mining  ROI?

If so, at the moment it is hard to calculate as Heavycoin has not yet hit the big markets. when it does, it will rock some money. It is well develpoed and with big community.

Does anyone still need a Guide for Heavycoin SOLO mining?

New free trial updated -24 Cores server free. Read the topic head.

cloud mining is completely useless for hvc now, why do u still post this

greedy referall guy ;)


also u ripped that topic of the intacash guy and then post ur own donation details... LOOOL

Now, people should really think before they write.

If you would check the exact time of publishing you would see that I published the topic BEFORE instacash. That being said, instacash is a great guy and he did a very good job getting it even easier.

Also, Cloud mining for HVC it is not useless. It is just less profitable then before GPU is on the market. Having a Free Trial Cloud Sever, obviusly is profitable because you DON'T pay. Make sense for you, right?

Again, you should think and let your personal ego have a break...

roflmao you wanna kid me man? ;D this is his post, you copied almost exactly the same what he wrote dude, I remember its the first version he posted

Your topic: March 08, 2014, 09:48:06 AM

that guys topic: March 07, 2014, 10:55:16 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=505167.msg5566510#msg5566510

anyway whatever

Now, that really is news for me. I was writing this topic waiting for the coind and the miner to be released on 8th of March. But I see the dates...