Quote from: teedeexyz on October 10, 2017, 04:51:59 PM

Quote from: rifiuti on October 10, 2017, 04:18:42 PM

Quote from: NoBit on September 01, 2017, 07:05:38 PM

Ok guys CPU mining is still worth it. Here is an updated guide to mine bismuth on https://bismuth.acc-pool.pw

I recommend using google or digital ocean for CPU mining. You should get around 300k-500k h/s per Core. Price per core can vary between 0,01 cent and 0,029 cent/hour.

1. Fire up a CPU optimized droplet
2. Install ubuntu
3. Install dependencies

   * sudo apt-get install python-twisted
   * sudo apt-get install python-pip
   * sudo apt-get install python-pip --fix-missing
   * sudo apt-get install python-socks
   * sudo apt-get install unzip

4. Download miner zip file

wget "https://www.dropbox.com/s/reeg9btnylndwrj/MinerV3.zip?dl=0"

5. Unzip Miner file

   * unzip MinerV3.zip?dl=0

6. CD into miner file

   * cd MinerV3

7. Create text file to use for launching miner

   * touch startminer.bash

8. Edit startminer.bash for your address, worker name and threads

   * nano startminer.bash

startminer.bash default text example to put in startminer.bash file

./miner bismuthaddress rigname

Replace bismuthaddress with your address (see 11.)

9. chmod files to be executable

   * chmod +x startminer.bash
   * chmod +x miner

9 1/2.

   * tmux ( If not installed run * sudo apt-get install tmux )

Then run:

  ./startminer.bash

Then press ctr + b + d. You can then close the SSH session and the miner will keep running.

On reconnect to reopen to terminal window with the miner running use this command.

   * tmux attach


10. start miner using the startminer.bash file (If you used tmux for vps then no need to do this command again. Ignore 9 1/2 if installing to mine on a local machine)

   * ./startminer.bash

11. Link for node and wallet https://github.com/hclivess/Bismuth/releases/ or use the online wallet made by euroline https://biswallet.acc-pool.pw

File "quickbismuth.pyx", line 15, in init quickbismuth (bin/quickbismuth_exe.c:7487)
ImportError: No module named socks

What to do?

Install pip (if it's not already there, but run it regardless):
sudo apt-get install pip

Install socks lib using pip:
sudo pip install PySocks

ayyyyyyy, it worked. Thanks mate!