Mining
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Download Mining Software Based on Your Operating System Link: https://github.com/Project-InitVerse/ini-miner/releases
Check Mining Pool Information Link: https://genesis-testnet.yatespool.com/
Start Mining on Linux: Run the following command:
Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.
Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.
To specify the number of CPU cores for mining, you can add the --cpu-devices option. For example, --cpu-devices 1 uses the first CPU thread for mining. To use multiple cores, append the option multiple times.
Once the mining process starts successfully, you should see a mining interface similar to the one below:
If hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly.
Start Mining on Windows:
After downloading and extracting iniminer-windows-x64.zip, locate the iniminer.exe file.
Right-click the start.bat script, edit the file to replace the wallet address and worker name, and save the changes.
Example command:
Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.
Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.
Double-click start.bat to begin mining.
Once hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly.
Download Full Node Based on Your Operating System Link: https://github.com/Project-InitVerse/ini-chain/releases/tag/v1.0.0
Start Mining on Linux: Run the following commands:
Wait for the node to fully sync.
Set the wallet address:
Start mining:
To use a specific number of threads, you can use miner.start(3), where 3 represents the number of CPU cores.
Start Mining on Windows:
After downloading geth-windows-x64.exe, open the command prompt by typing cmd in the file path bar and pressing Enter.
Start the node by running the following command:
Wait for the node to fully sync.
Set the wallet address:
Start mining:
To use a specific number of threads, you can use miner.start(3), where 3 represents the number of CPU cores.
