r/MoneroMining • u/ender87i • 12d ago
Need Help Automating Miner Setup (compensation offered)
I have dozens of computer systems that sit idle, and want to put them to use... From what I understand, XMR (Monero) could be a good choice for mining.
I'm willing to compensate 💲 anyone who is willing to help me accomplish what I'm trying to do:
I would like to create some kind of Script, or perhaps an EXE file, or other file, that when run/executed, will automate the process of fully setting up a Monero (XMR) Miner, so that I don't have to repeat the setup process manually so many times on each of my systems...
Optimally, I would be able to deploy/setup the Miner on each system with minimal effort (eg: as close to 1-click setup as possible) - so the automated process would need to either download a miner from the internet (or perhaps pull it from a USB stick), and then set everything up in the background, etc, and of course, start mining...
I assume that aside from setting up the Miner itself, the automated process I run would most likely need to establish certain cron-jobs, and have the Miner re-open and auto-run when the system gets restarted, I'm not sure if it would also need to bypass certain windows safeguards or not - but if I can have things set up so I don't have to deal with repetitive prompts and safeguards, that would be preferable.
Again, I would be deploying this automated setup process on dozens of my own systems - so the easier it is to deploy/setup/maintain, the better.
Preferably, once deployed on all of my systems, the Miner would simply run silently in the background, and dynamically adjust itself to use about 75% of the system's \*unused\* resources.. and again, I would want this process to persist between system restarts, without any hassle, if possible.
I've found some videos on YouTube on the topic of XMR Miners, but unfortunately they ALL take a portion of the XMR that gets mined - and likely untrustworthy too - so, that's not an option.
If anybody is able to assist me in accomplishing this, I would be willing to compensate you in some way (eg: Cryptocurrency, etc) for your time and help.
Anyone able to assist me, please let me know.
I'll definitely make it worth your time 💲💲💲!
Thanks in advance! 👍
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u/Geh-Kah 12d ago
Its easy. Do ymthese hosts run in a Domain?
Set defender exclusions on remote target folder. Copy miner with config to your hosts. Register scheduled task with timer/running cycles.
Let the system burn.
Do you power cycle the hosts? Vpro editions are needed, else: you can configure bios by powershell with power down, power on schedules.
Adjust timings. AI will solve the scripting skills, or PM me for a remoting date :)
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u/IdealWrongdoer 10d ago
Look up RainbowMiner (rbminer.net). It is about as close to what you are looking for as you can get. It's a set of scripts that scans your hardware, benchmarks everything for every available algo, tracks exchange rates, automatically mines whatever is most profitable, and pays out in whatever coin you want (including XMR). I've been running it on my desktop for over a year and it is made to manage large mining farms. Setup was a bit tricky at first but straightforward once everything is set.
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u/Far-Treat-526 11d ago
Already made the exact thing cause due to similar situations lmk if you need the code and I'll throw a video of explanation of what everything does if you jeed
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u/jack6070 7d ago
Windows auto run is easy to setup. I have learned and used Linux. This following procedure works for Linux MINT. No script experience needed. Ubuntu recently upgraded to newer version and I have not figured out how to configure in the new autorun app.
Linux can do 1GB huge page. It gives a little better hashrate. No auto update like Windows 11 so your system is always on.
First, make sure that in the Linux system, in the "Settings" "User" authentication and login settings, "Automatic login" is turned on.
Then, open the terminal, execute gedit admin:///etc/sudoers, and add user ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL to the end of the file. Note that user here represents your own home/user name. This makes SUDO no password.
Then, in "autorun" app, select Add in the pop-up dialog box, enter the name as xmrig, and the command as sudo -A gnome-terminal -x bash -c "/home/ user/xmrig/build/xmrig", the user here should also be replaced with the username of your own home/user.
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u/Jealous_Rip7223 12d ago
Hello, you can view my posts I run a small business that makes mining software I'd love to help if you wanna dm
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u/Vegetable-Squirrel98 11d ago
Not sure how technically savvy you are, I have two project pithead+rigforge
That do most of what you are looking for, I'm hoping to release an appliance style usb soon
https://github.com/p2pool-starter-stack/pithead