Don't bother with a monitor for the rpi. Use ssh to connect to the rpi and work that way.
Simply connect the rpi to the network, and use something like putty to connect to it through ssh using the ip address it gets assigned from your router.
If you don't know how to compile and run the miner software on an rpi, there are a lot of guides out there. If I have time I can write something up.
Simply connect the rpi to the network, and use something like putty to connect to it through ssh using the ip address it gets assigned from your router.
If you don't know how to compile and run the miner software on an rpi, there are a lot of guides out there. If I have time I can write something up.
Hey....thanks....if you get the time.....eternal peace out to ya! No, serious, let me know what is needed. But, I am confused. You can connect to a computer monitor /w a rPi via the network? Really? Friggin' eh...that would be cool. Putty? Um..kinda know what a ssh is but it's out of my realm. In an earlier post I said I'm NOT a compiler, programmer, code writer,etc., but can tweak the heck outa someone elses stuff.
AND, AND, AND....jeez am I lame. Been having all this trouble trying to get CG & BFG running. Such a dunce. Ummm...ya know...I shoulda gave my .conf file a better look. Syntax is sooo important. If ya forget to enter a number and leave a little 0 instead...well, it FREAKs things up. Slap me and call my Mama. Forgot to enter the Zeus clock speed. Instead, I put in the 'ltc-clk" : "340",....and that ain't right. I left Zeus at zero....poor babies were more confused than me. Needless,...
All is right in my world.
Now, about that monitor situation for my rPi?