It doesnt matter, if you watch the output it says Try putting 0 or 1 as the -opencl-device value. ethminer -G -S YOUR_MINING_POOL_ADDRESS -O YOUR_MINING_POOL_WALLET_ADDRESS -opencl-device 1 Watch your terminal output closely when running these commands. From your description, you are running into the same issue as I and not realizing it. I am hoping you can help me track down a bug in this implementation. You can see available options with this command. It's mining approximately 1.5MH/s which is very poor performace to earn enough money 😥 For advanced using Here is the screenshot from running on my mac. You can refer example for addresses at here. Use '-U' instead of '-G' for NVIDIA ones.
Replace YOUR_MINING_POOL_ADDRESS and YOUR_MINING_POOL_WALLET_ADDRESS with your real ones. Without this, it will run with my 'Intel HD Graphics' and maybe not mining properly. I've used '1' for '-opencl-device' option, because the index of my 'AMD 460' is '1' according to the result of previous command. The result from my laptop shows that I have two opencl devices. Open Terminal app and go to the directory which the miner software downloaded. Choose the latest release binary for 'Darwin'. Ethereum mining pool address for you (try minergate or nicehash if you don't have yet)įrom here.Basic knowledges about using Terminal (for navigating directories).Even though I am explaning with the AMD device, the NVIDIA devices are still can be used same way with small changes of parameters.
#MACMINER FOR MACOS HOW TO#
In this post, I will tell you how to mine ETH with GPU on your Mac.
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