Thank you for this wonderful Linux Raspberry Pi distro.
I am considering to use Crypto Switcher for mining.
UPDATE:
MinePeon 0.2.4 ReleaseRead more at
MinePeon 0.2.4 ReleaseJoint the forums for support.Neil
=== Original Post ===
Hi All,
For some time I have been working on building a lightweight Linux for the Raspberry PI in my spare time with the intention of making it freely available for all to use. I am very experienced with Linux and have been running my own Arch Linux GPU miners for quite some time now so I have cleaned it up (a lot) ported it over to ARM for the Raspberry PI.
Anyway, it seems that ASICs might be available soon and I would like to have it ready for that but it is missing one exceedingly important ingredient, testing. I have done as much testing as I possibly can but my resources are somewhat limited, while I have a tone of GPUs I don't own any FPGAs that I can test with (and I certainly aren't going to buy one now) so I thought I would come to the community and ask for a bit of help.
So, if you have a Raspberry PI and a FPGA (or even just a PI if you just want to CPU mine for testing purposes) and want to help it would be appreciated, it is still in what I would call early alpha but it should be usable. I have had one CPU mining for over 300 hours now without interruption.
I am hosting the images over at SourceForge so you can grab it from here;-
https://sourceforge.net/projects/minepeon/files/release/The Official site is a bit raw as of yet, I am no graphic artist, and very dyslexic (no joke, its why I got into computing in the first place) but it has a few instructions and tips that will hopefully help just about anyone get it going is avalable here;-
http://mineforeman.com/minepeon/Thanks for any help you can offer, honestly even a report that you can understand the instructions and get a login prompt will help. If you report issues here I will try to get back to you as soon as possible with fixes.