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    This document provides examples of pool configurations that can be used with the PhoenixMiner application. It explains that pools specified in an epools.txt file will be added to any command line pool options. The file format allows specifying multiple pools by listing each on a new line with parameters like the pool address, wallet address, and password. Comments begin with # and are ignored. Examples given are for Ethereum Classic (ETC) pools.

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    This document provides examples of pool configurations that can be used with the PhoenixMiner application. It explains that pools specified in an epools.txt file will be added to any command line pool options. The file format allows specifying multiple pools by listing each on a new line with parameters like the pool address, wallet address, and password. Comments begin with # and are ignored. Examples given are for Ethereum Classic (ETC) pools.

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    This document provides examples of pool configurations that can be used with the PhoenixMiner application. It explains that pools specified in an epools.txt file will be added to any command line pool options. The file format allows specifying multiple pools by listing each on a new line with parameters like the pool address, wallet address, and password. Comments begin with # and are ignored. Examples given are for Ethereum Classic (ETC) pools.

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    This document provides examples of pool configurations that can be used with the PhoenixMiner application. It explains that pools specified in an epools.txt file will be added to any command line pool options. The file format allows specifying multiple pools by listing each on a new line with parameters like the pool address, wallet address, and password. Comments begin with # and are ignored. Examples given are for Ethereum Classic (ETC) pools.

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    #

    # PhoenixMiner ethash pools list (you MUST rename this files to epools.txt in order
    to use it)
    #
    # The pools specified in this file will be added to the pools specified with the
    PhoenixMiner's
    # command-line options (see -pool and -pool2 command line options).
    #
    # Alternatively, you can omit the -pool option on the command-line and use only the
    pools in
    # epools.txt file. This will give you the ability to specify more than two pools,
    and to change
    # the pools without restarting the miner by using the 'r' key in the PhoenixMiner
    console to
    # reload the epools.txt file.
    #
    # You must put one pool per line as specified in the examples below
    # If the line starts with '#' it will be ignored as comment
    #
    # NOTE: PhoenixMiner also "understands" the epools.txt files from Claymore's dual
    Ethereum miner
    #
    # IMPORTANT: Replace the ETH address with your own ETH wallet address in the WAL:
    option (Rig001 is the name of the rig)
    #

    # These are examples for ETC pools

    POOL: europe.etchash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20615, WALLET:


    interchangeable.interchangeable, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: europe.etchash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20615, WALLET:
    interchangeable.interchangeable, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: europe.etchash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20615, WALLET:
    interchangeable.interchangeable, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: eu.emcd.io:7878, WALLET: gpf.worker, PSW: x, ESM: 0, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: eu.emcd.io:7878, WALLET: gpf.worker, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: ssl://eu1-etc.ethermine.org:5555, WAL:
    0x2E76d534BAc72396cBEc56A4409f3e8F82f945E8.Rig001, COIN: etc
    POOL: etc-eu1.nanopool.org:19999, WAL:
    0x2E76d534BAc72396cBEc56A4409f3e8F82f945E8.Rig001, COIN: etc

    # The following line shows all possible pool options. The values for each option
    must follow the
    # same rules as these specified in the Readme.txt file for the -pool, -wal, -pass,
    -worker,
    # -proto, -coin, and -stales command-line options

    POOL: europe.etchash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20615, WALLET:


    interchangeable.interchangeable, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0
    POOL: europe.etchash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20615, WALLET:
    interchangeable.interchangeable, PSW: x, ESM: 2, ALLPOOLS: 0

    # POOL: europe.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20585, WAL: YourLoginName, WORKER:


    WorkerName, PASS: x, PROTO: 1, COIN: music, STALES: 1

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