combine.dgb256.online has been recovered and up and running now!
solomining.io has been recovered and up and running now!
Thank you for your patience and our deepest apologies for this situation!
Pool has been moved to a new dedicated server. Unfortunately there is no way to keed old stats.
Blocks page SNAPSHOT from the old server located HERE.
Pool will be recreated from the scratch starting 28-Oct-2024 for some dedicated hosting reasons.
All users will be kept, but all statistics will be reset.
Mining is not affected, all work will be paid.
It is safe to continue mining. Sorry for the inconvenience
Odocrypt Pool:  47.83 GH/s
Shares (Diff 1):  471,803.20 (208.71%)
Invalids:  4.8 k (1.42%) · 6.4 k (1.34%)
Last Block
Pool:  11h 49m (20372735)
Network:  12s (20375581)
Users:  8
Workers:  38
Please use the latest version of Odo-Miner Live Image!
Previous versions may work but they are not optimal and may include some bugs.
DE10-Nano Live Image need to be replaced with Odo-Miner Live Image!

Odo-Miner Live Image bundled with Quartus Prime and Epoch binaries

Here is Odo-Miner Live Image, based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Desktop linux.

It is bundled with:

No installation requred. Just burn the image to a 8 GB or more USB flash drive, boot from this USB flash and you are ready to go!

Please note! This is a deep Alpha version of the image and it can be updated quite often. Please check new versions!

How to use

  1. Personal computer should meets Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Desktop requirements
  2. It will work on a diskless workstation, installation is not required. All configuration saved on a USB Flash Drive itself.
  3. Download odo-miner-live-image-v0-1-1.img (7.1 GB size, 7,579,600,896 bytes, MD5 Checksum is a38fd39fe88396f726c3c9c821a07cd5)
  4. Burn it to an USB flash drive (8 GB or more)
    • Linux: using command sudo dd if=odo-miner-live-image-v0-1-1.img of=/dev/sdX bs=512 status=progress
                 where /dev/sdX your USB flash drive
    • Windows: using Rufus version 3.5 or newer
  5. Connect and power on your DE10-Nano device(s) before PC boot, use USB BLASTER II port at DE10-Nano
    (on the same side with a power socket)
  6. Boot a computer from an USB flash drive, select Try Ubuntu in a boot menu
  7. Login using odo user with no password, set your password for better security if required
  8. Edit file /altera/start-miner.sh and set your DGB address into STRATUM_USER variable
  9. Edit other variables if required and save the file
  10. Start /altera/start-miner.sh or reboot PC
  11. That's it! Your miner is up and running!

Check your pool stats, as well as you can check a miner in a screen sessions.

Please note!

DE10-Nano is a low hashrate device, for this reason the image is configured to use shared PPLNS pool odo.dgb256.online by default.

In case you want to try your luck at a SOLO pool dgb.solomining.io/odo, please configure it in /altera/start-miner.sh script file according to this page.

At SOLO pool it can take days or weeks or months to found a single block with a low hashate device.It depends on an overall network hashrate, difficulty and a luck for sure.


21st Nov 06:36:31 UTC sync: 0