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Offline Montaxx

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Installation Script for beeeeers Pool on Debian 7
« Reply #3 on: November 22, 2013, 06:04:54 pm »
Updated script.
Now you can set the memory option on start with ./start.sh 25/26/27/28/29/30


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Re: Installation Script for beeeeers Pool on Debian 7
« Reply #2 on: November 21, 2013, 07:52:21 pm »
maybe update for v0.7
requiring yasm for compilation

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Installation Script for beeeeers Pool on Debian 7
« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2013, 09:55:03 am »
Hi guys, I thought I should share you my installation-script I use to set up my Debian 7 boxes.
This Scripts will install all dependency's, build the miner, and create it start script.
The start script is to start the miner. It detects the amount of CPUs and sets the threads to that number.

Please mind that this is for Debian 7 x64 ONLY ! More will eventually come if you wish so !

How to:
First download the script:
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wget http://montaxx.me/minerscript/installer_debian7.shMake it runable:
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chmod +x installer_debian7.shThen start it:
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./installer_debian7.shAfter it's installed, edit the start.sh found in /home/ptsminer/src/ and insert your address.
Now you can start it with
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screen ./start.shNote: you must be in the directory /home/ptsminer/src/
it will run now in background.

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To detach the screen-session just press CTRL+A D, it will still run in background.
To attach the session type screen -r, it will now jump into the session.
To close the session, jump into the session and just press CTRL+C to terminate.
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PS: I know that it's not a professional script, but I'm not that good in it. It works, and that's ok.


If this helped. tips are welcome :) PjvE6KktVtW6oNZRo3xeexJ8gpwKAVuWrv
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