xmrig-proxy VS xmrig

You'd want to run an OS+XMRig from removable storage + ram then point them to a xmrig-proxy.

Anyway you might want to use xmrig-proxy instead of writing your own proxy.

You could type workers in your P2Pool if you used CLI. For API you'd probably want to use xmrig proxy.

My point about p2pool as a proxy was that with monero mining what's usually talked about when people say "proxy" is xmrig-proxy.

I guess I would like more context, if you have multiple rigs and are hoping to connect them you could use something like xmrig-proxy to connect your rigs together. But if you are hoping to create your own pool for the public which isn't was is stated I believe you could just fork p2pool and go from there.

Take a look add this.

Wirh the webpage i mean https://xmrig.com/proxy

hey, sorry I missed this-- there are a couple of approaches that would work, each with it's own pros and cons depending on how comfortable you are with the command line. Check out xmrig-proxy if you haven't. Cheers.

try https://xmrig.com/proxy

I have been playing around with xmrig to see if I could make any money with a few raspberry pi v3 that have been collecting dust. I choose XMR (Monero) due to it being ASIC resistant. Which allows the little guys a chance to get rewards for contribution to the blockchain. Also, I am a big fan of the privacy coin.

I'm not so new to XMRig, but I am new to Gupax.io and I'm lost on how I can get 1GB Pages from Disabled to Enabled in the XMRig portion of Gupax. Yes, my CPU supports it. Yes, I made sure my Linux OS uses HugePages. Yes, my RAM and OS CLI checks reflect their usage. Yes, I've also used this script . It all works, except in Gupax.

Xmrig and use a pool that isn't one of the top three. If you want a have more of a challenge then try the p2pool with xmrig. https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases/tag/v6.19.3

Regarding how much you can trust BanRX, all of the mining software used is fully open source on GitHub, with a commonly used one (XMrig) having over 7.6k stars on the repository. We also have a community Discord server for all of the apps in the BananoPlanet ecosystem, including our faucet! You can join the BananoPlanet Discord server at https://bananoplanet.cc/discord.

I would recommend running XMRig directly so as to weed out any problems related to AwesomeMiner.

I’m guessing you are also CPU mining? That is likely an issue with XMRig, correct? If so, first be sure you launch NiceHash as Admin. Right-click the shortcut -> Properties -> Shortcut tab -> Advanced -> Run as administrator. Relaunch NiceHash from the update shortcut, and approve the User Account Control prompt. If that doesn’t solve it, leave the setting intact, but try a couple of other options: 1. toggle “Disable Device Status Monitoring” from NiceHash settings cog icon -> Advanced tab, which is an easy fix that prevents temperature monitoring. 2. the better solution, is to overwrite your XMRig.exe in the XMRig plug-in internals directory [NiceHash Plugins tab -> XMRig -> three dots -> Show Internals -> bins directory -> latest (i.e., 19.1) -> XMRig directory (i.e., xmrig-6.8.1) -> XMRig.exe] with the latest version (v6.19.3) of XMRig.exe available from https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases . For me, swapping the .exe file and running as Admin resolves the issue.

#3245 Improved algorithm negotiation for donation rounds by sending extra information about current mining job.

Downloaded and extracted https://xmrig.com/. The Linux CPU only one.

XMRIG: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases