Quick installation of mining on Android Phones

• Although the installation procedure is considered doable for people that have zero to little Linux knowledge, I do not provide any support to users that that mess up as a result of lack of knowledge.
• Reading is an dying art. There's no instruction video for people that can't follow instructions step-by-step.

• Some fundamental Linux knowledge is required. (do an online coarse!)
• Knowledge about how to operate Linux screen is a must.
• Knowledge on ssh and scp is highly recommended.
• Stable network (WiFi/cellular) is a must for proper installation/operation. Be prepared to troubleshoot and fix them yourself.

• install Userland app (preferably version 2.8.3 from appstore or a downloaded apk) on your Android
• select Ubuntu in Userland and supply your login details.
• choose SSH
• wait for it to install, enter Ubuntu and log into your account

lscpu

If the output doesn't show Architecture: aarch64 or CPU op-mode(s): 32-bit, 64-bit, then do not bother to continue. Your phone is not running a 64-bit OS.

curl -o- -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TheRetroMike/VerusCliMining/main/install.sh | bash

Now adjust pools, mineraddress+workername, and network settings for the API. exit with <CTRL>-X followed by y and an <ENTER>

nano config.json

start mining with ~/ccminer/start.sh

Standard SSH port for Userland is port 2022. Optional: create an entry in your SSH config file for each phone:

Host Pixel2XL01
    Hostname 192.168.25.81
    Port 2022
    User Pixel2XL01
    IdentityFile ~\.ssh\id-rsa_oink-private

Starting the miner: ~/ccminer/start.sh

1. clone this repo to your own github account
2. change the URL on line 14 of the README.md to reflect your own account
3. change the SSH key on line 10 of install.sh to reflect your own SSH key
4. change lines 15+16 to reflect your own github link (especially line 13!!!)
5. adjust the config.json to your address and mining details.
6. optional: change the lines 20-21 of your config.json to your own LAN IP range.

check MONITORING.

WARNING: The scripts installs my own public SSH key. You may want to remove that from your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file and replace it with your own for passwordless access.