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The new option they say, the new money they say I say sort of…

March 14, 2018

Building from source a Monero node under Ubuntu 16 LTS

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The program, which makes an Monero node in your computer, is called monerod You need a monero node to send and receive coins securely and…

neoX
March 4, 2018

Send coins in Ethereum network with geth console

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Here are the steps needed to make a secure transfer of your funds under linux distro of Ubuntu. To be able to transfer money safely…

neoX
March 1, 2018

Generate a new Ethereum address (wallet)

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The generation of a new Ethereum address is super simple, just use geth and personally create your new address. And for those of you, which…

neoX
February 28, 2018

Running an Ethereum node from source under Ubuntu 16 LTS

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This howto is made to show you how to run an Ethereum node. To run an Ethereum node we need the geth program to start…

neoX
February 27, 2018

Building from source an Ethereum node under Ubuntu 16 LTS

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The program, which makes an Ethereum node in your computer, is called geth . “geth” is written using the GO language and the latest version…

neoX
February 23, 2018

Install ethminer in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (only commands , real output and benchmark)

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Here is the Part 2 of the Install ethminer in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The Part 2 is just…

neoX
February 23, 2018

Install ethminer in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

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This is simple “how to” to get started mining crypto currency with explanations using Ethash algorithm like Ethererum. Just follow the simple steps and you’ll…

neoX
February 16, 2018

xmr-stak GPU disabled after kernel or driver updated

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Sometime when the user upgrades the kernel or the graphic card driver (NVIDIA or ATI) under Ubuntu (it is essentially the same with the other…

neoX
February 15, 2018

Install xmr-stak 2.2 in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (only commands , real output and benchmark)

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Here is the Part 2 of the Install xmr-stak 2.2 in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The Part 2 is…

neoX
February 14, 2018

Install xmr-stak 2.2 in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

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This is simple “how to” to get started mining crypto currency with explanations using cryptonight algorithm like monero, electroneum, intensecoin and more. Just follow the…

neoX

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