Would you like to learn how to do Bytecoin CPU miner? In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to CPU mine Bytecoin using a computer running Ubuntu Linux.

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Tutorial – Bytecoin CPU Miner on Linux

Create a new account on the Minergate website to become a member of the mining pool

For this tutorial to work, you are required to create an account on the Minergate website.

This tutorial was created specifically for the Minergate mining pool.

On the Linux console, use the following commands to install Docker.

# apt-get update
# apt-get install docker.io

Download the CPU Miner image from the online repository.

# docker pull virtualcoin/cpuminer

List the Docker images installed on your system.

# docker images

REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
virtualcoin/cpuminer latest aebee477a2a8 7 minutes ago 257 MB

Use the following command to start mining Bytecoin using 100% of the CPU power.

# docker run –rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer bytecoin virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com

You must change the username virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com from the command above to your username.

Keep in mind that the username virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com was used only as an example.

Wait 5 minutes and take a look at Minergate’s Dashboard.

inergate bytecoin

You are now mining bytecoin on the Minergate pool.

Limit CPU Usage

Use the following command to start mining bytecoin using only 50% of the CPU power.

# docker run –cpus=0.5 –rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer bytecoin virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com

Use the following command to start mining bytecoin using only 80% of the CPU power.

# docker run –cpus=0.8 –rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer bytecoin virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com

Bytecoin Background Mining

To start mining Bytecoin in the background, use the following command:

# docker run –rm -d virtualcoin/cpuminer bytecoin virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com

If you are mining in the background and want to verify the system log.

First, you need to get the Bytecoin container ID:

# docker ps -a

CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
d2705fba1efa virtualcoin/cpuminer “bytecoin virtualcoi…” 8 minutes ago Up 8 minutes tender_hypatia

Take note of the container ID.

Use the following command to verify the log.

# docker logs d2705fba1efa

You need to change the container ID d2705fba1efa from the command above to your container ID.

The result should be something similar to:

accepted: 27/31 (diff 0.000), 70.72 H/s yes!

accepted: 28/32 (diff 0.000), 69.46 H/s yes!

CPU #1: 35.21 H/s

accepted: 29/33 (diff 0.000), 70.76 H/s yes!