[ANN]📱Android xmrig Miner for ARM Phone CPU RandomX/CryptoNight/Argon2/AstroBWT

[WarriorV]

In case your phone/device does not have curl or wget, you can follow a more complex guide: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/Android%20xmrig%20Miner%20for%20ARM%20CPU.pdf

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[WarriorV]

I compiled an xmrig binary that can run directly on many 32-bit and 64-bit ARM Linux distributions, including but not limited to Raspberry Pi's and cloud servers. It also works on many 32-bit and 64-bit Android 4.1 to 7.1.2 phones and IoT devices. You can give it a try. Because it's based on the latest xmrig v6.16.2, it supports the recently-added Raptorneum/ghostrider in addition to many other coins/algos.

Install either curl or wget if necessary. Run once a single-line script to automatically detect CPU/OS and download a proper precompiled miner:

Code:

mkdir -p ~/generic; cd ~/generic; rm -f xmrig*; export XMRIG_OPTS='--version'; export HOSTTYPE; (curl -fsL http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2.shtm || wget -qO- http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2_alt.shtm) | sh -s

Then run the xmrig miner just like on any other platforms:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig Whatever Your XMRIG Command-line Options Here

For example:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig -o PoolAddress:PortNumber -u YourWalletAddressOrUsername -p YourPassword -a AlgorithmName -t NumberOfCPUCoresToUse

Alternatively, you can run a simpler one-line script to start to mine on your ARM Linux devices in one minute:

Code:

mkdir -p ~/generic; cd ~/generic; export HOSTTYPE; curl -sL http://xmrig.mx99.ml/miner2.sh | sh -s PoolAddress:PortNumber YourWalletAddressOrUsername AlgorithmName

If you know your device (CPU/OS) well, you can also download the precompiled miner directly:
•  64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm64v8.tar
•  32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm32v7.tar

P.S. If you encounter DNS errors, please replace the pool domain name with IP address. For example, instead of using us.flockpool.com, please use 154.53.41.208. You can know the IP address of a domain name from https://dnslookup.online/.

More info: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/#linux

[WarriorV]

Added support for x86 and x86_64. Merged xmrig v6.16.3. Fixed some bugs of 32-bit and Raptoreum-mining. Now this single-line script supports ARMv7, ARMv8, x86/i386 and x86_64/amd64:

Code:

mkdir -p ~/generic; cd ~/generic; rm -f xmrig*; export XMRIG_OPTS='--version'; export HOSTTYPE; (curl -fsL http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2.shtm || wget -qO- http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2_alt.shtm) | sh -s

Then run the xmrig miner just like on any other platforms:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig Whatever Your XMRIG Command-line Options Here

For example:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig -o PoolAddress:PortNumber -u YourWalletAddressOrUsername -p YourPassword -a AlgorithmName -t NumberOfCPUCoresToUse

Because this precompiled miner is based on a recent xmrig version, it even supports Raptorneum/ghostrider on some antique devices such as Android 4.x and 32-bit x86/i386 Linux!

(More info: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/#linux)

I compiled an xmrig binary that can run directly on many 32-bit and 64-bit ARM Linux distributions, including but not limited to Raspberry Pi's and cloud servers. It also works on many 32-bit and 64-bit Android 4.1 to 7.1.2 phones and IoT devices. You can give it a try. Because it's based on the latest xmrig v6.16.2, it supports the recently-added Raptorneum/ghostrider in addition to many other coins/algos.

Install either curl or wget if necessary. Run once a single-line script to automatically detect CPU/OS and download a proper precompiled miner:

Code:

mkdir -p ~/generic; cd ~/generic; rm -f xmrig*; export XMRIG_OPTS='--version'; export HOSTTYPE; (curl -fsL http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2.shtm || wget -qO- http://xmrig.mx99.ml/download2_alt.shtm) | sh -s

Then run the xmrig miner just like on any other platforms:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig Whatever Your XMRIG Command-line Options Here

For example:

Code:

cd ~/generic; ./xmrig -o PoolAddress:PortNumber -u YourWalletAddressOrUsername -p YourPassword -a AlgorithmName -t NumberOfCPUCoresToUse

Alternatively, you can run a simpler one-line script to start to mine on your ARM Linux devices in one minute:

Code:

mkdir -p ~/generic; cd ~/generic; export HOSTTYPE; curl -sL http://xmrig.mx99.ml/miner2.sh | sh -s PoolAddress:PortNumber YourWalletAddressOrUsername AlgorithmName

If you know your device (CPU/OS) well, you can also download the precompiled miner directly:
•  64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm64v8.tar
•  32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm32v7.tar

P.S. If you encounter DNS errors, please replace the pool domain name with IP address. For example, instead of using us.flockpool.com, please use 154.53.41.208. You can know the IP address of a domain name from https://dnslookup.online/.

More info: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/#linux

[WarriorV]

This is a new/beta version that supports solo mining (with --daemon) in addition to pool mining on Android phones. It also supports HTTP API. It works on many models, but may be less stable on some newer phones. If you are interested in solo mining, you can give it a try:
 • 64-bit version: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-solo-arm64v8.tar  (for 64-bit ARMv8)
 • 32-bit version: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-solo-arm32v7.tar  (for 32-bit ARMv7)

General formats of solo mining:

Code:

./xmrig -o NodeAddress:Port --daemon -a AlgorithmName -u WalletAddress

or

Code:

./xmrig -o NodeAddress:SecurePort --tls --daemon -a AlgorithmName -u WalletAddress

An example of Monero solo mining:

Code:

./xmrig -o node.supportxmr.com:18081 --daemon -a rx/0 -u 4KxHzK********oFG1QT

In case of DNS errors, please replace domain name with IP address. For example, replace node.supportxmr.com with 46.4.52.92. You can easily check the IP address of a domain name from https://dnslookup.online/.

[WarriorV]

Different Versions (for "experts")

1. New Android version (for Android 5.0~13.0 / support ghostrider, astrobwt/v2 and solo-mining)
   • 64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-phone-arm64v8.tar
   • 32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-phone-arm32v7.tar

2. Generic version (for Raspberry Pi, ARM Linux and Android 4.1~5.1.1  / support ghostrider, astrobwt/v2 and solo-mining)
   • 64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm64v8.tar
   • 32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm32v7.tar

3. Old stable version (for Android 5.0~13.0 / without ghostrider, astrobwt/v2 or solo-mining)
   • 64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-android-arm64v8.zip
   • 32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-android-arm32v7.zip

(In case of DNS errors, please replace domain name with IP address. You can easily check the IP address of a domain name on https://dnslookup.online/.)

Guide: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/SetupGuide.pdf
More info: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/

[WarriorV]

The above new versions that can solo-mine DERO-HE/STARGATE (astrobwt/v2). For example:

Code:

./xmrig -a astrobwt/v2 -o daemon+wss://node.mx99.ml:10100 --daemon -u YourNewDEROWalletAddress --threads=6

The new versions can also mine Raptorneum (ghostrider) on almost all models of Android phones.

[devil2man]

It seems very interesting with a single line of code in termux you can already start mining from your mobile but is it true mining? Do you earn anything? Or is it just to try? Does the life of the device shorten?

[WarriorV]

It seems very interesting with a single line of code in termux you can already start mining from your mobile but is it true mining? Do you earn anything? Or is it just to try? Does the life of the device shorten?

It is true. Not kidding. Mainly for fun. It will be ok as long as the phone/device is not too hot.

[WarriorV]

New versions of ARM CPU Miner that can mine XDAG on all Android phones/devicess

1. New Android version (for Android 5.0~13.0 / support XDAG)
   • 64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-phone-arm64v8.tar
   • 32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-phone-arm32v7.tar

2. Generic version (for Raspberry Pi, ARM Linux and Android 4.1~7.1.2 / support XDAG)
   • 64-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm64v8.tar
   • 32-bit: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/xmrigARM-generic-arm32v7.tar
   (In case of DNS errors, please replace domain name with IP address.)

You must use a stratum-protocol pool such as stratum.xdag.org:13656 (or your own XMRIG2XDAG proxy). For example:

Code:

./xmrig -a rx/xdag -o stratum.xdag.org:13656 -u FQglVQtb60vQv2DOWEUL7yh3smtj7g1s -p SAMSUNG01 --threads=6

On phones with less than 5G RAM, the miner may crash with a "Killed" error. Adding the --randomx-mode=light command-line option can solve the problem.

Guide: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/SetupGuide.pdf
More info: http://xmrig.mx99.ml/