Update your miner to the newest version after POC 2 conversion.

@bytheseaster any miner will work.

Voiplanparty.com

Nice. The more exchanges the more exposure for burst to becoming popular making it more valuable.

@hidevin no problem. Glad to be able to support the community.

just purchased some asset shares from multiple assets. hopefully we can get more miners on the pool to bust coin productivity. :)

Sounds good

Then build your startup scripts like this
I set crontab -e to:
@reboot sleep 10 && cd /home/burst/burstcoin/ && ./burst.sh
@reboot sleep 60 && cd /home/burst/pool/testpool/ && ./persist.sh

Then put this into persist.sh:
#!/bin/bash

include this boilerplate

function jumpto
{
label=$1
cmd=$(sed -n "/$label:/{:a;n;p;ba};" $0 | grep -v ':$')
eval "$cmd"
exit
}

start=${1:-"start"}

jumpto $start

start:
ulimit -Hn 1048576
ulimit -Sn 1048576
cd /home/burst/pool/goburstpool/
./goburstpool
cd /home/burst/pool/testpool/
jumpto start

Will be monitoring process output with tail -f /proc/1850/fd/1 for 24 hours to make sure all is well and will post results here.

If u are asking for the step by step, then it’s going to take me while, but if u are familiar with Linux here is the short version.

Download and install git
Download and install Go language
Download and install mariadb
Download and install java jre
Download and install burstcoin wallet
Setup permissions in mariadb to be accessible via 127.0.0.1 and local host via username for goburstpool of your choice and the burstcoin wallet username of your choice.
Do git clone of the go burstpool software
Change directory to goburstpool
Create a config.yalm file and insure it’s properly configured for your pool.
run Make inside your goburstpool directory
If u get no errors, then u got it to work.

I could never get the goburstpool executable to run in windows 10 even with GO installed. No problems with ubuntu though.