ASIC and GPU miners can be used for ETH/ETC mining. Following is a mining guide for using these two types of miners.
- ASIC miners for ETH/ETC mining
For ASIC miners (e.g. Antminer E3), please refer to BTC/BCH/BSV Mining Guide to configure miners for ETH/ETC mining.
- GPU miners for ETH/ETC mining
For GPU miners, please refer to the following for ETH/ETC mining:
Windows:
- Change the following command:
EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool stratum.okpool.me:3333 -ewal $okpool_alias -eworker $worker_name -epsw x -asm 2 -dbg -1 -allpools 1 -mode 1
Copy the above and make the following changes:
- Change “$okpool_alias” to your “Alias”;
- Change “$worker_name” to your predefined worker’s name. You can randomly choose any alphabets or figures, such as 001, to set up this;
Copy the command text for Step 3 after change.
- Download the mining software:
- Configure the software and start mining:
- Unzip the .zip file and find “start.bat” in the folder shown below:
- Right click “start.bat” and select “Edit”. Copy the command text (see Step 1) after change and paste it in “start.bat”. Save and close the file.
- Double left click “start.bat” and start mining. You can find your worker on the “Manage Miners” page within 5 minutes.
Linux:
- Change the following command:
./ethdcrminer64 -epool stratum.okpool.me:3333 -ewal $okpool_alias -epsw x -eworker $worker_name -epsw x -asm 2 -dbg -1 -allpools 1 -mode 1
Copy the above and make the following changes:
- Change “$okpool_alias” to your “alias”;
- Change “$worker_name” to your predefined worker’s name. You can randomly choose any alphabets or figures, such as 001, to set up this;
Copy the command text for Step 3 after change.
- Download the mining software:
- Configure the software and start mining:
- Unzip the .zip file and find “start.bash” in the folder shown below:
- Right click “start.bash” and open it with a text editor (e.g. select “Open with Gedit”). Copy the command text (see Step 1) after change and paste it in “start.bash”. Save and close the file.
- Right click the black space on the folder panel and select “Open in Terminal”. Click and open the terminal.
- Enter “./start.bash” on the terminal (see the red circle below) and press Enter to start mining. You can find your worker on the “Manage Miners” page within 5 minutes.