Qubic Linux Mining Tutorial

1. Acquire sub-account

In order to earn qus, one must mine to a sub-account. Head over to https://www.apool.io to finish email registration.

Apool will allocate a sub-account automatically under your name. Check out your sub-account name in 'My miners' page.

2. Download the mining software

tar -xvf apoolminer_linux_v1.9.0.tar

3. Configure the mining parameters

Open the configuration file according to your mining type:

  • Mining with CPU only

nano run_qubic_cpu.sh
  • Mining with GPU only

nano run_qubic_gpu.sh
  • Mining with GPU and CPU

nano run_qubic_all.sh

Basic Parameters:

  • 'account' specify the sub-account name, replace it with your own sub-account;

  • 'pool' specify the pool address: qubic1.hk.apool.io:3334

  • 'worker' specify the mining machine name, which use the machine ip default, and can be customized by the users, the naming rules are:can be up to 15 characters or less, and can contain alphanumeric characters (letters A-Z, numbers 0-9) and symbols.

CPU Performance Parameters:

  • -t, –thread; specify the number of CPU thread [default: 0, use all threads]

Huge Pages(on Linux), also known as Large Pages (on Windows) is another important thing for CPU mining, typical hashrate increase is 8% when huge pages used, if you didn't set huge pages, you will see lines with text like bellow in miner log.

4. Execute the command to start mining

  • Mining with CPU only

./run_qubic_cpu.sh
  • Mining with GPU only

./run_qubic_gpu.sh
  • Mining with GPU and CPU

./run_qubic_all.sh

5. Execute the command to check the mining process

tail -f qubic.log

6. Watch the Statistics and earn QU's on Apool

https://www.apool.io/myMiner

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