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Bitcoin miner for the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture
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This is a Bitcoin miner for the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture (CBEA). It was developed on a PS3 using Debian GNU/Linux 6.0.1. Bitcoin donations accepted: 18xDLQsJ94ihhx5YovqAhVY2b9SC5b81h Requirements ============ Debian Packages [aptitude install ...] --------------- * make * gcc * binutils-spu * ruby1.9.1-dev * libspe2-dev > gcc-spu > binutils > ruby1.9.1 > libspe2-2 (packages marked > should be included automatically as dependencies of packages marked *) Ruby Gems [gem1.9.1 install ...] --------- * net-http-persistent System ------ In order to make use of your SPEs under Linux, you must have spufs mounted on /spu. For example: # mount -t spufs spufs /spu Or equivalently, ensure /etc/fstab contains a line similar to the following: spufs /spu spufs defaults 0 0 Building ======== $ make Running ======= $ ./cellminer --help RPC username and password will default to those found in ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf.