I run mine on public-pool usually, but it goes down occasionally, so have one running locally for backup. That way when I never mine a block I can be sure I won't miss it.

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☝️ same right now. I have mine on my shop desk at work pointed at public-pool. I pointed one at Ocean for a week then switched back... But if I can figure this out it would be cool.

If it's over my head I'll double back in the future once things get more user friendly/I get more competent at FAFO

Make sure your axes are fully updated. A recent update added a config option to set a backup pool if the primary is down.

How do you run it locally? What does it point to? You created a pool?

This is why I'm trying to figure out how to construct my own templates... Because I am retarded 😂

I'm running umbrel on an old desktop. Install the btc node & public-pool app, put the IP in your bitaxe, you're good to go.

Someday soon I need to wipe it and just install everything on Linux, no handholding. More learning.

🫡 similar spot and striving for the same eventually.

It's all about pushing myself out of my comfort zone and learning. Each thing a building block.

And patience. Sometimes I'm simply not ready for some things.

Ah there’s a public pool app. Now I get it. And you do it on another node for privacy I imagine?

Yeah. Core connect is through tor, bitaxe connects locally. That way when I never, ever, mine a block it is more private.

Nice

This too easy ⭕