I think this is the answer, but I also think this is exactly what the FJC community wants - to increase the price of the coin.

Maybe that's why (AMD) GPU mining "mysteriously" doesn't work...

Good to know that I am not the only one who had this difficulty.

I can also confirm that CPU mining works fine, but as you say it is way too slow (even with a good 6-core CPU) and not profitable.

I probably don't understand what you mean by that statement, but Cryptopia creates a separate Linda wallet/address for each user who transfers Linda coins to/from the exchange. Not sure why they would have it all in a bulk wallet, as you suggest.

Anyone have any idea why sgminer won't mine any shares on cryptogrinder?

I'm following the guide on page one.

sgminer starts up and shows it is connected and hashing, but no shares and no stats on the "workers" list for my wallet.

So I tried cpuminer and it is working as expected. Starts earning shares within a few seconds.

I have used sgminer to mine other coins/algos without any problems.

Is there a trick to getting sgminer (with an RX480 8GB) to mine Fujicoin on cryptogrinder?

Unfortunately I do not know how to make discord work. I have tried in the past but I do not understand it.

For the record, I was the only other miner in icemining Sumo pool for quite a while and I had no problems at all with the way the pool was running. I feel I made excellent amounts of Sumo while I was there.

Reason I left is because I had a major issue with my mining rig and when I finally got it fixed I decided to mine a different coin for a while.

I was actually quite disappointed when I came back to mine Sumo again and I saw that the pool is offline.

Also, I had a short e-mail exchange with the pool operator and he seemed to me to be a nice, helpful person.


Just my 2 cents.

That's amazing! Thanks very much for your response and for your effort.

I don't want to be a pest, but curious if you have had any other requests for a Linux version.

Is it just a matter of re-compiling it, or is there quite a lot of work involved? If I had the skills, I would offer to help.

Would REALLY love a Linux version of this miner !!!

GPU utilization shouldn't make your computer slow unless the applications you are running need the GPU (games, for example).

By default, the xmr.conf enables CPU mining as well, which is generally very inefficient depending on your CPU. If you disable CPU mining in the xmr.conf, then your computer will run faster and will use much less energy and create less heat.

To disable CPU mining, set the "threads" value to 0 (zero) for the "-1" device, like this:

Hello all!

New here, but not new to mining. I was a relatively early miner of bitcoin and I did fairly well with that a couple years ago.

Thanks to WolfO for this miner. I have recently complied it and got it running on Ubuntu 16.04 with AMD RX 470 using AMDGPU-Pro 16.50 driver.

It's working pretty well so far:


I am considering buying a couple more cards and putting them in other systems in my house (daughters' computers) and I obviously I want to mine with those too.

Some pools seem to allow you to differentiate between individual miners so that you can see separate stats for each one. Dwarfpool, for example, states:


Would this work with Wolf's GPU Miner? Would I just change the xmr.conf file and append a worker-ID number after my wallet address, like:


Also, does this work with all pools, or just with ones that specifically support it?

Thanks in advance for any help.