Today I continue testing Duino Coin mining benchmarks on Android devices.
In this video, I run the Duino Coin miner with FastHash support on a Samsung Galaxy A40. 🧪⛏️

🎥 Video Tutorial

📲 Install Required Apps

  1. 🔍 Search for F-Droid on Google, download and install it. Screenshot 1
  2. 📥 In F-Droid, search and install:
  3. Termux (terminal app)
  4. AnLinux (Linux environment tool) Screenshot 2 Screenshot 3

🐧 Set Up Ubuntu on Android

  1. Open AnLinux
    Screenshot 4
  2. Tap "Choose", select Ubuntu, and press OK ✅
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  3. Tap Copy 📋 and then Launch Screenshot 6
  4. Open Termux
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  5. Paste the copied code from AnLinux and run it. Screenshot 8

🛠️ Install Dependencies

Once Ubuntu is running, execute the following commands:

``` ./start-ubuntu.sh ```` Screenshot 9 Update package list:

apt update Screenshot 10 Install required packages:

apt install python3 python3-pip python3-dev git Screenshot 11

📥 Clone and Run Duino Coin Miner

Clone the Duino Coin repository:

git clone https://github.com/revoxhere/duino-coin.git Screenshot 12 Navigate to the miner directory:

cd duino-coin

Install Python module:

pip3 install requests Screenshot 13 Run the miner:

python3 PC_Miner.py Screenshot 14 Answer all prompts in the terminal. Screenshot 15

⚙️ Performance Results

✅ FastHash module is enabled thanks to the Aarch64 CPU architecture. 📊 Mining speed on 8 threads averages around 10 MH/s! Screenshot 16