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Any way to find the setup for gpu mining this? I would love to test it out.

You can load the miner on a linux box and run it. I converted one of my SMOS miners over to it.

The link to http://uupool.cn/course/btm is not working - can you load it on some other site for download to help us out? Thank you in advance

The site seems to be working now - anything special to do for installing the miner ... youtube video you've seen in the past (obviously not this miner but a how to .. otherwise I can check .. just hoping you had a better resource than random looking around.

I downloaded and extracted the miner on (smos/Ubuntu)
wget http://7fvi19.com1.z0.glb.clouddn.com/btm-miner-1.0.tar.bz2
Changed the address.txt file to my wallet.
I killed the miners that were running. (SMOS Only)
Ran the miner.
Watch the performance 'tail -fn 1 /var/tmp/miner.log'

I had some help with killing the miners. I had to create a bash script to do that. If you are running SMOS then let me know and I will show you how.

Im in the process of dl smos now
Fairly new to Linux
- How do you kill miners with a bash script? (I assume is some sort of startup.sh in some folder?)
- I currently have HiveOS guess no one has tested on it yet?
- Once you have the kill scrip, how do you run btm-miner from the web interface? or are you doing it all on the actual mining box?

So I used SMOS just because it was convenient. I had to create a bash script to kill the miners and keep them dead. Then it's just a pure manual process. The web interface is pretty much dead except I can tell if the rigs are on.

Create the file
touch killminers

Edit the file
sudoedit killminers

Paste this text and save.
#!/bin/bash
killall xterm -9
killall screen -9
screen -wipe
ps -efw | grep CRON | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
ps -efw | grep fanspeed | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
ps -efw | grep watchdog | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
ps -efw | grep update_status | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
ps -efw | grep emergency | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill

Add execute to the file
chmod +x killminers

Execute the script
./killminers

If you have monitor on the rig then you will see some errors on the screen.
I was logged in as root for all of this so I logged as 'miner' and ran 'screen -wipe' and that cleared it up.

can you do all this this by ssh? using miner@192.168.0.12 password: miner

I did it as root