Hey everyone,

I'm on Linux and I downloaded the Direct miner version in a zip to an external drive. I need to keep wallet sync data on external drives, due to size.

So I started up the Electroneumd file and now it's syncing, except it's storing the data on my main drive!

Is there a way to specify where this data gets saved? Can I move it?

Thanks for any assistance here.

Hey, thanks for the reply.

So I installed Awesome Miner yesterday and spent some time with it.

I was able to setup a miner with my GPUs on a rig, for profit switching.

However, I ran into issues with the CPU miner, which uses XMR-STAK-WIN64.

First, can two separate miners be setup to profit switch on different pools & algos?

Second, I couldn't get a full configure for XMR-STAK-WIN64, only API level, so does that mean it's not possible to use in the profit switching mode?
(configuring that one was way more difficult than CCMiner, btw)

I will say that I wish Awesome Miner had a more thorough setup wizard.

Electroneum needs to make it easier to view paper wallet balance.

Perhaps they just need a GUI or something.

Interested in experimenting with mining vivo on Altminer, or elsewhere, but I have some questions.

How large is the core wallet at this time?

I attempted to install the Ubuntu wallet, but I couldn't pull it off. (no QT binary for linux in download, so I was going to compile it, but I ran into issues )
I did find a QT executable that I can run under WINE.

(also, question, does compiling the github install also install a masternode, along with a wallet? Any way to just compile a Linux QT wallet on its own?)

Thanks for your input.

-Maxzon

I was interested in trying to mine CRC for a bit to see how it would go. But for the life of me, I couldn't get any wallet installed.

I'm running Ubuntu Mate 17. I'm not super experienced with Ubuntu, recently switched from Windows.

I first downloaded the binaries from website. I noticed there wasn't a QT file included. I couldn't get the Crowdcoind file to do anything.

I then installed all dependencies, according to docs on Github. I then downloaded the source.

All I wanted was to get a QT wallet going so I could get an address to start mining. But I couldn't get anything to compile. I found the instructions lacking and a bit confusing, esp for someone green to Linux.

For now I've had to switch to Feathercoin, because I was able to intall a wallet in about 30 seconds after downloading their .deb package, which was a breeze.

I wish coins like CRC would consider a better installer or make the process a bit easier.

Also, I'm a bit confused, do you have to install a masternode to install a wallet, when compiling from source?

Pardon my noobishness to this. I worked on this for a few hours before finally coming here. If anyone has any suggestions or can point to a thorough tutorial for getting a CRC QT wallet working on Ubuntu, that would be awesome.

Regards, Maxzon