Quote from: samsung0804 on October 09, 2019, 07:34:03 PM

Just a bit of backstory: I'm a massive UPX fanboy. I see this coin going big. And I mean BIG big. I've been with the project since October of 2018 - original airdrop HODLer.

I have just one question: Any way we can get a 32-bit ARM image of XMRig-UPX? I have a Raspberry Pi 4B which currently to my knowledge does not have a 64-bit OS, so I'm sorta stuck with it sitting idle. It would definitely fit in with the whole "IoT" concept, it being a tiny little SBC.

I'm curious how the new Broadcom BCM2711 in it will hash - 4 A72 cores at 1.5 GHz. For anyone living under a rock, this is a massive improvement over the 3B+ - in some applications, 3x performance uplifts.

I am a total Linux newb, so if anyone has a remote clue how I could compile this for my rPi, please let me know!

I'd love to see these little things being benchmarked, they would be perfect for this!

Quote from: whotheff on October 09, 2019, 07:21:22 PM

Quote from: RyanDokter on October 09, 2019, 07:11:09 PM

As soon as i am able to i'll be setting up my mobile "farm", i have nearly 30 phones so far and all capable of around 5Khs so we'll see what comes of it.

30x5khs=150khs. Now you only have to calculate how much power they draw. Wink

And if the phones are free, then you are really lucky. Please post pictures
when your UPX farm is installed. I bet it will be an interesting sight to behold!

Absolutely they are all older phones i think Samsung mate 5's or something like that and if memory serves correctly they all come with 3W psu's, need to confirm that though when i can get to them. But i doubt very much if all of them running will drawing more then 120w?... Again though i would have to confirm this.