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Has anyone ever tried this service and came across howtos?Any ideas on applicability to Ethereum mining and / or projected cost-reward profile?Thanks - Massi 2 12»Comments Genoil 769 May 2015 /discussion/comment/8605/#Comment_860524MH/s is not very good considering the amount of hardware involved.litecoin asic newsAll NVidia so not ideal.bitcoin on kali linux1 terzim 41 May 2015 @paul_bxd ?bitcoin ticker nyse1 terzim 41 May 2015 @paul_bxd nice to see you 1 terzim 41 May 2015 @wuehler I am aware you were on this topic too.amd a10 bitcoinAny tips & tricks to share so far?ethereum biggest wallets

0 jesus666 62 May 2015 @terzim setting an AWS instance is reasonably straightforward, but there are a few caveats.ethereum united nationsAlso, this guide, for the most part, is not AWS-specific - the steps apply to any system with a minimal installation of Ubuntu 14.04 and a Nvidia graphics card.Of course, you could use a pre-configured AMI with all GPU drivers installed.However, if you want to get your hands dirty and set everything up by yourself then this is how you do it: get a g2.xlarge2 or g2.xlarge8 instance with a default install of Ubuntu 14.04 make sure to open port 30303 for both TCP and UDP connections from `anywhere` in your security group settings ssh into your newly created instance the default version of Ubuntu that comes with ec2 is pretty minimal and is missing some drm files which are required for your OS to see the GPU drivers.To fix that: sudo apt-get install linux-generic (OK the default option when it prompts you to) sudo reboot now you need to download the CUDA drivers (ec2 instances use Nvidia units).

//cuda-downloads for a newer version) sudo dpkg -i sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install cuda check your driver is now installed: lshw -c video check one of the lines that start with "Configuration:", should say something like driver=nvidia.if it doesn't you may need another reboot.What you definitely don't want to see is driver=nouveau.If you do, then something is not right - google how to get rid of it and reinstall cuda.//ethereum/cpp-ethereum/wiki/Installing-clients#installing-cpp-ethereum-on-ubuntu-1404-64-bit benchmark ethminer to check that your system is in order: ethminer -G -M (should give you your current hashrate, roughly 6MH/s) You're almost done!Once geth has finished catching up on the blockchain, generate a new account: ~/go-ethereum/build/bin/geth account new start it again with RPC enabled: ~/go-ethereum/build/bin/geth --rpc start ethminer: ethminer -G if you're using the larger g2 instance with 4 GPUs you many need to start ethminer 4 times, each time adding a --opencl-device <0..3> argument now you should be able to see ethminer getting work packages from geth and hopefully even "mined a block" logs in geth.

Yes, I do realise this is one of those "100 easy steps" guides LOL May 20156 angelomilan 8 May 2015 Hey guys hi @jesus666 thanks to @paul_bxd I'm putting together a "Ethereum cloud mining for dummies" guide./@angelomilan/cb2c8d3fa8b6If you want to contribute, you are very welcomeCiao!0 angelomilan 8 May 2015 0 terzim 41 June 2015 ok, we are completing a "for dummy" guide on this topic, which may be of interest to me.@jesus666 are you Konstantin?I will send you the "for dummy" guide for review.0 Michael_A 61 June 2015 @terzim well done 0 CanaryInTheMine 41 June 2015 terzim said:ok, we are completing a "for dummy" guide on this topic, which may be of interest to me.i can give the guide a try too, if you send me a link... I have an AWS account and can test it 0 terzim 41 June 2015 /angelomilan/ethereum-guides/blob/master/GPU-cloud_mining.mdsorry for any spelling errors - @CanaryInTheMine @angelomilan @Michael_A 0 terzim 41 June 2015 Hi guys, please check the latest version of the guide.

it should work now.Help with testing would be appreciated./angelomilan/ethereum-guides/blob/master/GPU-cloud_mining.md 1 Genoil 769 June 2015 @terzim thanks a lot!I'll will follow your guide later, but instead install my CUDA miner and see if we can squeeze a few extra Mh/s out 0 terzim 41 June 2015 thanks.@Genoil if you would like to participate to editing the guide please let me know your github username.Massi 0 Genoil 769 June 2015 1 terzim 41 June 2015 0 Genoil 769 June 2015 0 mikkaaa 34 July 2015 0 aakilfernandes 2 July 2015 0 terzim 41 July 2015 Hi, the guide works.I have just tested it on the livenet (using Window's PuTTY to connect).We have also updated the guide to generate the Genesis block in the AWS instance./angelomilan/ethereum-guides/blob/master/GPU-cloud_mining.md 1 cryptoboy 74 July 2015 0 cryptoboy 74 July 2015 0 cruxible 4 August 2015 1 cryptoboy 74 August 2015 @cruxible Awesome!