Today I will try installing and running the Duino Coin miner on an old tablet — the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) running Android 5.1.
Unfortunately, Termux from Google Play or F-Droid is not supported on this device, and it uses an ARMv7 CPU.

🎥 Video Tutorial

🛠️ Installation Steps

1. 🔍 Install F-Droid

  • Search for F-Droid using Google.
  • Download and install it manually. Screenshot 1

2. 📥 Install Termux (APK Archive)

  • Search "Termux APK archive" on Google.
  • Download and install an older compatible version. Screenshot 2

3. 🔧 Install AnLinux

  • Open F-Droid.
  • Search for AnLinux and install it. Screenshot 3

💻 Setup Environment

Update Termux

pkg update

Screenshot 4 ⚠️ If you get errors, remove broken repositories: Screenshot 5

rm $PREFIX/etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
pkg update

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Install Ubuntu via AnLinux

  1. Open AnLinux, press "Choose", and select Ubuntu, then tap OK. Screenshot 8
  2. Press "Copy" to copy the install script. Screenshot 9
  3. Open Termux, paste the script, and run it. Screenshot 10

🐧 Ubuntu Setup

Start Ubuntu:

./start-ubuntu.sh Screenshot 11 Screenshot 12

Update packages:

apt update Screenshot 13

Install dependencies:

apt install git python3 python3-pip python3-dev Screenshot 14

⛏️ Install & Run Duino Coin Miner

Clone the miner:

git clone https://github.com/revoxhere/duino-coin.git
cd duino-coin

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Install required Python packages:

pip3 install requests Screenshot 17

Start the miner:

python3 PC_Miner.py Screenshot 18 📝 Answer the questions during setup. Screenshot 19

⚙️ Benchmark Result

  • ❌ No fast hashing support
  • 📊 Average hashrate: 324 KH/s Screenshot 20

🔜 Coming Soon

In future videos, I’ll show how to compile and enable FastHash for better performance 🚀