How TO MINE any CRYPTO COIN on your Raspberry Pi | UnMineable XNO XMRIG

[@davidsonshine9678]

Thank you so much, your videos are awesome and the editing is great.

[@BloxyLabs]

Thank you very much for the appreciation! Your reaction makes making videos even more fun!

[@Walker956]

xmrig takes a fee as well. but you can disable that before building it. its a bit tricky finding the right file. but i believe its called donate or something similiar.

[@didactic02]

Exactly what I have been looking for!! Thank you

[@xcyclone-gaming1966]

Can I use it to mine XMR? or will it be too hard btw here is a free Sub - well done.

[@BloxyLabs]

Thank you!! Yeah you can do it check: unmineable.com/?algorithm=randomx . In fact in the example in this video you're already mining XMR (or Zeph depending which coin is more profitable) but you get paid in Nano. The reasons we choose for Nano it is possible to send small amounts to exchanges without paying any fees, but if you have a longer horizon you also can choose to get paid in Monero (XMR) or directly make use of a Monero pool. The mining software on your Pi is XMRIG which is based on the RandomX algorithm used by Monero.

[@Srbin75]

Hallo Everything is fine until the end, but in the end, no BTC or BCH or SOL will start ( XNO nano WORK ). Can you give an example of how to edit the last line?

[@Wojtek-bw8tl]

I would like to ask how mach do you earn daliy od raspberry pi4B?

[@BloxyLabs]

It depends on the rate of the cryptos, but it wil be around a cent.

[@dimitrissoultanos595]

Great video. Thanks for your help.

[@BloxyLabs]

Thanks! You can give a right mouse click in the command prompt to paste!

[@VrhoAirlines]

Hi im having troubles with my pi4. It mines ok for an hour or two and than suddenly it becomes offline

[@VrhoAirlines]

this is what i get on a minable web page "Worker PI4 is now offline (Randomx)"

[@BloxyLabs]

While a share takes a bit longer on a RPI, the pool sometimes thinks the Pi is offline. Normally it's shows again after some time (My Pi's have the same behaviour). Otherwise check if XMRIG is still running on your Pi.

[@VrhoAirlines]

@@BloxyLabs so if XMRIG is still running my Pi will in most cases be visible again?

[@maciejfotograf5328]

Thanks for tutorial. Just a question does it pay off the cost of running it ?

[@BloxyLabs]

No problem😊 That's difficult to say. Of course, it has to do with the electricity price in your country and the development of crypto prices. I have solar panels myself, which makes it interesting for me. But I must honestly say that I don't do it so much for the profits, but I just enjoy trying out things like this ;).

[@maciejfotograf5328]

I Will try it, have never done it before. Just ordered raspberry pi 4b used and will play with it. At least some new skill :) . Can you measure what it Wat usage when working . Is it

[@BloxyLabs]

@@maciejfotograf5328 I believe a PI 4B does something like 5W when mining and the Pi5 around 8W.

[@chuckles3079]

@@BloxyLabs Do you have solar panels just for your Pi, or for your whole house? I was looking at making a solar powered Pi, but I have no idea where to start. BTW, I love your videos. Very educational.

[@BloxyLabs]

@@chuckles3079 Thanks! I've gut solar panels for my house but if you want to run A Raspberry Pi off the grid you can use something like this : uk.pi-supply.com/products/pijuice-solar . You need a setup with a battery for when the sun is behind the clouds and maybe when you want to run it through the night.

[@toxic_cheat4538]

does this also work on a Pi3?

[@BloxyLabs]

Yes, it will work, but you will not earn very much. But it is fun to get it to work ;)

[@toxic_cheat4538]

@@BloxyLabs thanks it works

[@FrancoCaserta]

Thanks a lot - I have no clue about RasPi's but with your video even I managed to get it to work. One thing though - I want to run it Off-Grid with a solar panel and a Battery so it could happen that it goes off on a cloudy day. Is it possible that the RasPi is startig to mine again without interaction as soon as the power is back? How can I do that? I guess you have to put the start command to any file - but I dont know how and where... thanks

[@BloxyLabs]

I think the following must do the trick. Make with nano a file with the name start.sh in the build directory with the following content: #!/bin/sh # Set the terminal size to 80x25 stty rows 25 cols 80 # Start your application inside a screen session screen -dmS xmrig ~/xmrig/build/xmrig -o POOLSERVER:PORT -u WALLETADDRESS -p x Customise the paramaters with your poolserver and walletaddress. After that use the command crontab -e and type at the end of the file in a new row: @reboot bash ~/xmrig/build/start.sh Than save the file and reboot. I hope this will work! Good luck!

[@FrancoCaserta]

@@BloxyLabs Thanks for the reply and the effort.

[@FrancoCaserta]

@@BloxyLabs OK, couldn't wait till tomorrow so I just tested it on 2 RasPis and it is working as you discribed it. Thanks again

[@Metrul42]

@@FrancoCaserta Hi, I tried it also but it doesn't work for me. Can you please copy paste your file so I can see an example ? Maybe I could see what I did wrong. Thank you.

[@SamiDogru-l3b]

Thank you for the video it helped a lot , how much money did you make in this video

[@BloxyLabs]

Thanks! What do you exactly mean with "how much money did you make in this video"? At this point making videos only cost time and money, but it is fun!

[@SamiDogru-l3b]

@@BloxyLabs does the rasberri pi actually make money :0 Thanks for the video anyways i subbed and liked :)

[@SamiDogru-l3b]

@@BloxyLabs And can you make more videos with rasberri pi plssssss

[@BloxyLabs]

@@SamiDogru-l3b 2 cents a day on Unmineable and one or two cents more with mining Verus.

[@BloxyLabs]

@@SamiDogru-l3b We wil make more videos with the Raspberry Pi ;)

[@vinc131]

thank you

[@boherrmannsen8219]

good video, but damm the disco music 😞

[@merleatmo]

LTC is the best choice for low hashrate devices...0.00075 ltc payouts.