Bitcoin Lottery on Your Phone: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Termux and Ubuntu

This tutorial walks you through the process of setting up Termux, installing essential tools, configuring Ubuntu, and running a Bitcoin miner on your Android device, turning your phone into a Bitcoin lottery machine.

Step 1: Set Up Storage Access

  1. Open Termux: Launch the Termux app
  2. Run the Setup Storage Command: To allow Termux to access your device’s storage, you need to run the following command:
    termux-setup-storage
  3. Grant Permissions:
    • After running this command, Termux will prompt you to allow storage permissions.
    • Accept the permissions.

Step 2: Update and Upgrade Packages

  1. Update Package Lists: To ensure you have the latest package lists, run the following command:
    apt update
  2. Upgrade Installed Packages: To upgrade all installed packages to their latest versions, run:
    apt upgrade
  3. Confirm Upgrade:
    • During the upgrade process, you may be prompted to confirm the upgrade.
    • Type y and press Enter to proceed.

Step 3: Install Essential Packages

  1. Install wget: To install wget, run the following command:
    apt install wget -y
  2. Install proot: To install proot, run the following command:
    apt install proot -y
  3. Install git: To install git, run the following command:
    apt install git -y

Step 4: Download and Set Up Ubuntu in Termux

  1. Download the Ubuntu Script: To download the script for setting up Ubuntu, run the following command:
    git clone https://github.com/MFDGaming/ubuntu-in-termux.git
  2. Go to the Script Folder: Navigate to the folder containing the script:
    cd ubuntu-in-termux
  3. Give Execution Permission: Make the script executable by running:
    chmod +x ubuntu.sh
  4. Run the Script: To start the installation of Ubuntu, run:
    ./ubuntu.sh -y
  5. Start Ubuntu: Once the installation is complete, start Ubuntu by running:
    ./startubuntu.sh

Step 5: Update and Upgrade the Linux Environment

  1. Update Package Lists in Ubuntu: To ensure you have the latest package lists in your Ubuntu environment, run the following command:
    apt update
  2. Upgrade Installed Packages in Ubuntu: To upgrade all installed packages to their latest versions, run:
    apt upgrade
  3. Confirm Upgrade:
    • During the upgrade process, you may be prompted to confirm the upgrade.
    • Type y and press Enter to proceed.

Step 6: Install Nano

  1. Install nano: To install the nano text editor, run the following command:
    apt install nano

Step 7: Create and Execute the Bitcoin Miner Installation Script

  1. Create the Script File: Use nano to create the btc-install.sh script:
    nano btc-install.sh
  2. Copy the Following Script into Nano:
#!/bin/bash

# Update package list and install dependencies
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y git build-essential automake autoconf libcurl4-openssl-dev

# Clone cpuminer repository
git clone https://github.com/pooler/cpuminer.git
cd cpuminer

# Prepare the build system
./autogen.sh

# Configure the build system
./configure

# Compile cpuminer
make

# Verify the build
if [ ! -f minerd ]; then
    echo "cpuminer build failed."
    exit 1
else
    echo "cpuminer build succeeded."
fi

# Run cpuminer
# Note: Replace <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS> with your actual Bitcoin address and <NUMBER_OF_THREADS> with the number of threads you want to use

./minerd --algo sha256d --url stratum+tcp://public-pool.io:21496 --user <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS>.Test1 --pass x --threads <NUMBER_OF_THREADS>

Save and Exit Nano:

  • Press CTRL + X to exit.
  • Press Y to confirm changes.
  • Press Enter to save the file.

Give Execution Permission: Make the script executable by running:

chmod +x btc-install.sh

Run the Script: To execute the script, run:

./btc-install.sh

Step 8: Create the start.sh Script

  1. Create the Script File:shCode kopierennano start.sh
  2. Copy the Following Content into Nano:#!/bin/bash
    # Navigate to the cpuminer directory (adjust this path if necessary) cd ~/cpuminer

    # Run cpuminer with the specified parameters

    # Replace <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS> with your Bitcoin address and <NUMBER_OF_THREADS> with the number of threads
    ./minerd --algo sha256d --url stratum+tcp://public-pool.io:21496 --user <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS>.Test1 --pass x --threads <NUMBER_OF_THREADS>

    # Confirm the start echo "cpuminer has started."
  3. Save and Close the File:
    • Press CTRL + X, then Y, then Enter.
  4. Make the Script Executable:chmod +x start.sh
  5. Running the start.sh Script: Whenever you need to start cpuminer, run:
    ./start.sh

This tutorial now includes the extra step for creating and running the start.sh script, allowing you to easily start cpuminer. Remember to replace <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS> with your actual Bitcoin address and <NUMBER_OF_THREADS> with the number of threads you want to use.

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