Safexd windows configuration instructions?

[norcimo]

Safexd windows configuration instructions? Details for SOLO mining setups?

Thanks

[aussiesloth]

Windows instructions are after the Ubuntu instructions…

How to solo mine Safex Cash with my computer

The key difference between pool mining and solo mining is that for pool mining, you earn a pro rata share of each block found by the pool, based on your hashrate contribution, whereas for solo mining, you are working on your own to find blocks, but when you do find one, you receive the entire block reward. Longterm, both pool mining and solo mining should mathematically give you very similar returns. However, with solo mining, you also help to support the decentralisation of the Safex blockcha…

Just be sure to use the latest Mainnet release, not a testnet release.

[norcimo]

I solo mine other randomX coins. I understand how the rewards work.

Safexd-windows 6.0.0 is the version I found online.,and its running… its almost synced.

Were are the instructions you mentioned? After ubuntu? where ? link please.

And thank you.

[aussiesloth]

Scroll through that post I linked until you get to…

[norcimo]

I don’t see information connection various rigs to the NODE.

Is there a configuration file for the node server?

[aussiesloth]

For node mining, you simply run the start_mining within the daemon, or alternatively you can install xmrig and point it to your local node, using a config.json (same info as in the Ubuntu section)

Sorry, but the method of connecting other rigs to the node is beyond my knowledge.

[norcimo]

ok, so that means I have to install the NODE on every RIG? I have 10 RIGS. 10 NODES?

That does not make sense. Hum… This is short of setting up a private pool .

I want to contribute, I think the coin may potential, but it apparently for what I see, it is difficult to do in a

windows environment, not to mention Ubuntu I don’t even see if It can done, I’m disappointed.

[aussiesloth]

No, you don’t have to install a node on every rig. It is possible to point your rigs at your node. But I don’t have the technical expertise or knowledge to help you do it.

[norcimo]

ok, thanks