Minera is a complete system to manage and monitor your Gridseed devices.
By now Minera supports only the new cpuminer-gc3355 by sandor111 please refer to https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355.
If you like it, please consider a donation:
Bitcoin: 1AmREReHNLec9EaW7gLRdW31LNSDA9SGR1
Thanks.
Look below for how to install / use it.
If you need support please try to look at the main forum thread here. If you found a bug, want to propose some changes, want a new feature, please write down an issue here in Github so we can take everything organised.
This is a list of some of the Minera's features:
Dashboard
- Hashrate widget
- Errors widget
- Last share widget
- Temperature widget
- Main pool widget
- Uptime widget
- Miner details table with per device sort, search, pagination
- Devices tree with cool graph
- Hashrate history
- Errors/Rejects history
- Sysload monitor
Settings
- Pools setting with main/failovers (pool are live checked)
- Guided or Manual miner configuration
- Device autotune
- Device autodetection
- Logging
- Start frequency
- Auto-recover mode
- Extra options
- Dashboard refresh time
- Minera password management
Minera should be installed on the Gridseed controller, usually a Raspberry, with a Debian-like Linux distribution and of course an internet connection.
You can choose for a img file to put in your SD Card or for a manual install.
Image file (img)
This is the Minera image file for Raspberry PI, you have only to download it and put in your SD Card.
You need at least a 4GB SD Card:
Download minera-latest.img (md5 de31ce0d96520073c682da688e91c24e)
[mirror] Download minera-latest.img.zip (md5 7b9559d2976661ff4906270d3ea39d29)
Default passwords are "minera" you should change them as well as the miner settings.
Manual install
If you prefer you can simply install Minera on your current Linux controller. Check if it's a debian based one otherwise download and install a right distribution. If you have a Raspberry, I suggest you to install Raspbian you can get it here:
http://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_latest
Simply download and put it in your SD card (there are tons of guide to do this, google it).
When you have your system ready, ssh into it and install Minera
Skip this step and continue below if you have a web server with PHP just installed.
sudo apt-get install -y lighttpd php5-cgi
sudo lighty-enable-mod fastcgi
sudo lighty-enable-mod fastcgi-php
sudo service lighttpd force-reload
When your web server is ready you can install Minera:
sudo apt-get install -y redis-server git screen php5-cli
cd /var/www
sudo git clone https://github.com/michelem09/minera
cd minera
sudo ./install_minera.sh
The installer will configure the system requirements and will tell you the URL to connect to.
Default URL: http://<your-minera-ip>/minera/
Default password: minera
Important: minera system user has password "minera", you should change it if your system is a public host with SSH access.
sudo passwd minera
This isn't the web password, to change the web password, login into the web interface and go to Miner -> Settings
Minerd (CPUMiner-gc3355)
The minerd binary path is:
minera-bin/minerd
It's pre-compiled for Raspberry (ARM) with the latest version available, please refer to https://github.com/siklon/cpuminer-gc3355 if you wanna recompile it.
For Ubuntu user only
In the same path you can find also minerd-ubuntu-64bit file, this one is pre-compiled for Ubuntu 64bit, you should copy it overwriting minerd if you run Minera on Ubuntu.
cd /var/www/minera/minera-bin
sudo cp minerd-ubuntu-64bit minerd
Minera will show you a notification icon in the upper right corner if a new version is available. Click the link to run the upgrade. Your miner will not be stopped, but you should restart it to take full adavntages of updates.
Minera has a complete settings page where you can choose many options to start your miners.
You can add or remove pools for failover and select to be guided or to write your own configuration.
Go to settings (Miner -> Settings) and choose your preferred options.
A sample settings is pre-configured when you run the install_minera.sh script.
Please remember to change your minera's settings or you will mine for my workers :)
If you wanna check your minera's screen session just SSH into it and attach the session:
ssh minera@<your-minera-ip>
screen -r
If you receive the following error:
Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/0' - please check.
Please run this commands:
script /dev/null
screen -r
If you wanna check the raw JSON stats from your minerd, please point your browser to:
http://<your-minera-ip>/minera/index.php/app/stats
Create an img file “plug&play”Add some errors control to installer- Add daily/weekly/monthly charts
Add more crypto-currencies exchange rates- Add more system monitor (CPU/Mem)
Add system temperature- Add cgminer/bfgminer support
- Add email notification
- Add start/stop daemon
- Add JSON config support
Click for hi-res images.
Lockscreen:
Dashboard:
Settings:
Minera is a free and Open Source software, if you like it, please consider a donation to support it:
Bitcoin: 1AmREReHNLec9EaW7gLRdW31LNSDA9SGR1
Litecoin: LLPmAT9gDwmiSdqwWEZu6mpUDmrNAnYBdC
Dogecoin: DLAHwNxfUTUcePewbkvwvAouny19mcosA7
Thanks and happy mining!
Copyright 2014 Michele Marcucci
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