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August 28, 2023

Build and run the Groestlcoin Core 25.0 node with a graphical wallet

Crypto, Linux, node, wallet

In continuation to the article Building from source and run a Groestlcoin node (cli only) under Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, which offers only a command line…

neoX
August 18, 2023

Building from source and run a Groestlcoin node (cli only) under Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

node, Ubuntu

It was a bit while after the Building from source a Groestlcoin node (cli only) under Ubuntu 16 LTS. So after 6 years is it…

neoX
September 5, 2019

How to compile xmr-stak (2.10) under CentOS 7 for CPU mining cryptocurrencies in September 2019

CentOS 7, mining

A time to refresh our old article on how to compile xmr-stak for CPU mining with the new version and this time a new GNU…

neoX
November 9, 2018

How to compile xmr-stak (2.5) under CentOS 6 for CPU mining cryptocurrencies in November 2018

CentOS 6, mining

In continuing our crypto series with xmr-stak we update the old article How to compile xmr-stak (2.4.5) under CentOS 7 for CPU mining cryptocurrencies with…

neoX
July 20, 2018

Install xmr-stak 2.4 in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

HowTo, mining, Ubuntu

This is simple “how to” to get started mining crypto currency with XMR-STAK using cryptonight algorithm like monero, electroneum, intensecoin and more. This time we…

neoX
July 20, 2018

Mining Monero with xmr-stak 2.4 in a machine with NVIDIA video card under Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

HowTo, mining, Ubuntu

Here are all the steps you need to begin mining Monero crypto coin with XMR-STAK 2.4. We can use our ASUS ROG POSEIDON GTX 1080Ti…

neoX
July 2, 2018

How to compile xmr-stak (2.4.5) under Fedora 28 for CPU mining cryptocurrencies

Crypto, Fedora, mining

Thanks to xmr-stak we can have one application capable of mining many different cryptocurrencies based on different algorithms. XMR-STAK is GPU and CPU miner, here…

neoX
June 28, 2018

How to compile xmr-stak (2.4.5) under CentOS 7 for CPU mining cryptocurrencies

CentOS 7, Crypto, mining

Thanks to xmr-stak we can have one application capable of mining many different cryptocurrencies based on different algorithms. XMR-STAK is GPU and CPU miner, here…

neoX
April 25, 2018

Generate a new Monero address (wallet)

Linux, wallet

The generation of a new Monero address is super simple, just use monero-wallet-cli and personally create your new address. And for those of you, which…

neoX
April 24, 2018

Running a Electroneum node from source under Ubuntu 16 LTS

mining, node, Ubuntu

This howto is made to show you how to run a Electroneum node. To run a Electroneum node we need the official electroneum daemon software:…

neoX

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