On Linux

A step-by-step guide for installing the Multi-Mining App on Linux.

Go to the Multi-Mining App(PINGPONG App)

Step 1: Log in to your account

Step 2: Add Devices

1. In the "Devices" tab, click on "Add Devices".

2. In the form, fill in your Device Name, select and download the Linux version of the PINGPONG App.

3. You may also choose to download the PINGPONG App using the following command.

   wget https://pingpong-build.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/linux/latest/PINGPONG

4. Set your running strategy.

Usage Priority: Prioritize using your devices for program tasks while utilizing idle resources for mining. Perfect for personal devices in use! Mining Priority: Prioritize using your device's full computing resources for maximum efficiency in mining. Perfect for idle devices!

5. Click on "Let's Gooo!", and copy your Device key.

Step 3: Run the PINGPONG App

For command line users:

Run the following command in Linux and paste in your Device key.

chmod +x ./PINGPONG && ./PINGPONG --key your_device_key

For GUI users:

1. Run the PINGPONG App, and paste your Device key into it.

2. Then it will automatically scan if your device is ready for aggregated mining. When you see full green lights on, click on "Start" to begin multi-mining!

3. If you notice a red indicator in the "Environment Diagnostic" section, please check the FAQ for solutions.

Step 4: Check your devices' status

You can always check your devices' status in the "Management" tab of the PINGPONG App or the "Devices" tab of the PINGPONG App Dashboard.

Six running status of the decentralized network

• Starting: You are initiating and joining a decentralized network.

• Unconfigured: This network needs you to enter specific information to launch. Click the settings button on the right to start filling in your configuration details. Please refer to Configuration Guide.

• Running: Your project has joined the decentralized network and is running well. If you notice no changes in earnings, this is normal due to the network's minimum earnings display limit.

• Failed: Your project has failed to run. Please check the cause of the failure and try restarting the network after resolving the issue.

• Unsupported: Your computer's hardware does not meet the network's requirements, so this network cannot run. If you upgrade your hardware, you can exit PINGPONG and restart.

• Stopped: You have stopped the network's running. Click the start button on the right to restart the network.