Qubic mining for mobile devices & single board computers aarch64 armv8 (64-bit) hardware and software required.

• Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge (X1E-84-100): Via Windows 11 WSL2 (Ubuntu)
• Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: Via Termux v0.119.0-beta-1, also via Userland v24.11.27 (Ubuntu)
• Raspberry Pi 5: Via Raspberry Pi OS Lite (Debian 12 Bookworm)

1. Download & install latest .apk from Apkmirror or Google Play Store Userland:

2. Open Userland app and install Ubuntu accept permissions, we will use minimal environment and terminal or CLI this can take a couple minutes...:

3. After you've reached the ubuntu terminal run my script the first time it will take a couple minutes...:

curl -o- -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Darktron/Qubic/main/qubic.sh | bash && cd ~/qubic

4. After script is done you should be in the directory userland@localhost:~/qubic$ now you can verify if the miner file rqiner-aarch64 exists with ls command.

1.Get a Qubic wallet, I used the Qubic Web Wallet

2. To run the miner you need to input: Note: -i is for your wallet address I've used mine as demonstration!

~/qubic/rqiner-aarch64* -t 8 -i QGSHWDUIVUCZHBURPKGQSASOOGVCGRHKKHCNYHTOKEWAHDVPPOJFDFZAAHEH -l Donations

3. To stop the miner use: CTRL + c

4. To view your worker at pool visit: Qubic.Commando.sh then input your wallet address and load stats. Note: The pool and miner are under heavy development there might be some errors down the way!

High performance Qubic CPU miner powered by Rust

Usage: rqiner-aarch64 [OPTIONS] --threads <THREADS> --id <ID> --label <LABEL>
or
Usage: rqiner-aarch64-android [OPTIONS] --threads <THREADS> --id <ID> --label <LABEL>

Options:
  -t, --threads <THREADS>            Amount of threads used for mining
  -i, --id <ID>                      Your payout Qubic ID (required for pool mining)
  -x, --extended-reporting           Report it/s from individual threads
  -l, --label <LABEL>                Label used for identification of your miner on the pool
      --no-pplns                     Opt-out of PPLNS mode
      --enable-hugepages             Enable hugepages for algo data storage
  -c, --idle-command <IDLE_COMMAND>  (Optional) Command will be run once during idle periods and killed on mining periods
  -h, --help                         Print help
  -V, --version                      Print version