Haven't been able to get anything working. XMRig for Android doesn't work out of the box and search engines don't find any info on how to get it working
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Mining Monero was useless on my 6 node x86 cluster
WTF are you going to do accomplish with a silly arm device w/Android
Sounds like a skill issue
I should have given you a serious answer.
I didn't give you a serious answer at first because I guess I don't actually take phone based mining very seriously, but you did need the actual info you were asking about.
Answer:
You can get free electricity for a phone at most libraries but they might not react the same way to you bringing your 6 node cluster to plug in.
When you have to pay for the electricity, the newest phones always have newer CPU transistor manufacturing than your cluster for better power efficiency.
So if anyone can make a profit on the cost of electricity to mine cryptocurrency, it might be a phone.
But like I said, it's all kinda silly to me since phones aren't really secure or private enough to be as good for this as dedicated mining rigs can be.
AH ty.
But ignore all that.
Just think about time and money....with phone hardware, you can expect to make $0. I only made at most 2 cents a day with 6 nodes
Nothing useless about securing the network and getting paid for doing so. Running any device via xmrig just adds to the global hashes
Decentralized, localised, cheap, accessible, private, anonymous, peer to peer,
What more do you need?
How do you actually get it to connect to anything though? Everything I've tried just has the pools reject the connection
I haven't tried it yet!
I'll only be able to do that in a few days time.
There is a xmrig wizard: https://xmrig.com/wizard
what pool are you using? did you set up in accordance with them?
I've tried a few different pools starting with HashVault, tried both the app's built-in presets and the xmrig.com wizard
Couldn't find any further info about how to set up, so not sure about accordance