linux confusion
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@falconCoin i haven't messed with either enough to have recommendations. i run an old version of creepMiner without poco (web interface) and another uray fork that supports deadline limits in the config (because of low c++ lib requirements)
that said it depends on your setup. if have a bunch on drives and a gpu to read them with then jminer seems like a good choice. meanwhile creepMiner if you only have a cpu to spare, don't want to install java or want a slick web interface for a headless machine.
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i was confused before, im about 50X more confused now. I cannot find a terminal launchable file anywhere within creepminer files.
This is my first linux experience and im really struggling here.
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@viking assuming you got the source from the mirror of the github repo, you want the binary release.
get the 1.5.2 release tarball off
https://github.com/Creepsky/creepMiner/releasesshould be compiled and have a shell script to run
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thanks for that, i have a .sh file now.
when i run it in console, i get:
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.22' not found (required by ./creepMiner)any idea what GLIBCXX is?
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@viking hrrmmm what version ubuntu you running?
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i am running xubuntu 16.04.2
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@viking sorry about delay, doing some googling about this cause don't have a ubuntu install laying around right now.
basically the binary is linked to a version of glibc++ which is not on your system. there should be a way to get it installed using apt-get on 16.04.
looking for a good link to address this
it is that or compile from the miner from source so it is linked to a version that is on the system
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I tried to sudo apt-get install glibc++
It downloaded for a solid 5 mins.
I did the following for good measure:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
RebootI still get the same messages.
I don't know how to compile so the second option is a problem. I feel like my brain is melting.
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hrmmm don't know how much i am helping at this point ( you might ask @Creepsky ) but i believe you need gcc6
you could try https://www.howtoinstall.co/en/ubuntu/xenial/gcc-6-base
personally i would compile though it involves getting compilers to do so
sudo apt-get install build-essentialin the repo directory:
./install-poco.sh
makeand binaries should be in the bin directory and run.sh should work there
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Okay thanks a lot for your help, I am closer to getting this sorted than before at least.
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last thing, creepsky seems to reply on github promptly so you might trying opening an issue there if you don't get it sorted out