after you cmake it … do you just run it from that
or do you open new terminal and run cd nheqminer first >? im new to linnux
When the mine begins to function normally?
If you’re mining with genoil miner it’s a bug in the miner, he needs to fix
“x3lbsObaconx21m
This is what I have been getting the last couple of versions of Genoil. I’ve tried platforms 0 and 1 and also tried just running one card but still no change. Any suggestion would be helpful. Running 2 AMD Radeon HD 6970s.”
You made that post in the Genoil miner thread and I can’t post on that thread because this is a new account. STUPID rule if you ask me. Anyway you are trying to use Genoil on a Cayman vid card and I don’t think that is supported. He just recently added Tahiti support in the 0.4.2 and I have no idea if Cayman support will be implemented.
I’m not to familiar with the different generation names so that doesn’t surprise me haha. So a Cayman card is not a GCN first gen card? He said virtually all AMD GPUs should be supported.
Ask about it in the Genoil thread. I don’t have one of those old cards to test myself. I doubt many other people noticed it was a Cayman based card. Ask there to see for sure. I can only post 3 times in a thread 
Thanks for the info man. I’ve been stressing for nothing lol.
Hey guys, what is the estimated income on the genoil zec miner with the suprnova pool and a gpu that runs avg. of 35sol/s per day?? And might there be a calculator hidden somewhere?
P.S
Using a HD7970 PowerColor OC edition 3GB and Genoil ver.0.4.2
Followed the read me for linux:
It compiles and makes fine…
how do i run it after ? theres no instructions
git pull failed due to merge conflict
Hi Ocminer, I can’t enter a ZEC address on my account settings page. It’s grayed out. How do I add the address?
Look in the middle of the screen, not the bottom 
type LS
and show what is there…
like what i have done…
./nheqminer_cpu -l zec-eu.suprnova.cc:2142 -u your-user.your-worker -p password -t 7
And the rest like Jack said…
Can I send zcash from pool directly to the exchange?
Type “ls -al” for a directory listing, this is like “dir” in windows. You’ll see a file called “nheqminer_cpu” (and probably highlighted in green). So that’s the executable you just compiled.
When you run an executable in linux from the current directory you need to essentially bypass the $path setting by prefixing with “./” where “.” denotes the current directory.
So running the correct command would be:
./nheqminer_cpu -u tyler.1 -p x
Then just make sure your stratum settings match exactly at the pool.
cd nheqminer
again… then Ls
Am a Ubuntu noob myself. 