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I'm a newbie with this argument. If I want to mine Bitcoin with Raspberry, how should I proceed? In specific:

  1. Distro
  2. Mining's software

And, How many Bitcoins I can to mine in a month?

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You'll attain about 0.1MH/s with an overclocked and overvolted Raspberry Pi. 963437 years on average to generate a block, or averaged to 0.00000007 BTC a day when using a pool. Not enough to cover the 5W power draw.

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The Pi is a very slow computer. You will expend a lot of effort for very little reward. You would generally run Raspbian.

Then, you would install CGMiner. But as I said, it will be mostly a learning experience, rather than a means of profit.

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