Using Raspberry Pi to dig bitcoin

1. Preface:

You need to understand the concept of Bitcoin

You need to know the computing power of the Raspberry Pi, which is much less effective than the graphics card mining, the baked cat, the USB mining, etc.

If you want to toss it, come on. 2. Prepare:

You want to dig Bitcoins, first of all to know where to dig Bitcoin, Bitcoin is in a mine, so we register the mine pool account

It could be that the BTC Guild mine is a national wall, so I registered the account number of the second largest mine pool.

You register directly, and then you have your miner, and this is the account and password you need to enter to run the mining software in your small pie:

With this mine-digging account, you'll get Bitcoin dividends after you dig up bitcoins and deposit them in the account you just applied for. 3. Installing mining software in pi

Download your mining software cgminer2.4 http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/old/2.4/

The latest version is 4.2, but I did not experiment, first with the old, found in the older directory 2.4

cgminer-2.4.4.tar.bz2

Upload to pi with sftp

TAR-XF  cgminer-2.4.4 tar.bz2

Unzip to this file directory:

Download the compiler required to compile and install:

sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev  libcurl3 libcurl3-gnutls

After installing the configuration:

./configure–enable-cpumining–disable-opencl

And then

sudo make

Installation:

   sudo  Install

Run mining Software:

Cgminer-o http://api.bitcoin.cz:8332-u username-p Password

Username password is your miner's name and password.

Run as diagram:

Explanation of the relevant parameters:

4. Summary:

How: is not found the gap. The small pie only has the 0.1m/h family to use the roast cat graphics card to be hundreds of faster than our small pie.