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Each Hashwarp release has a package for HiveOS and one for mmpOS, on the releases page: Both report the hashrate, shares, temperatures and fans to the rig OS through Hashwarp’s API, which they keep on 127.0.0.1. Both restart Hashwarp when it exits, which the watchdog relies on.
Set the overclock in the rig OS, as for any miner. Hashwarp’s own overclocking options aren’t needed there.

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HiveOS

1

Copy the package's link

On the releases page, copy the link of hashwarp-<version>.tar.gz, for example:
HiveOS reads the miner’s name and version from this file name, so use it as it is.
2

Create a flight sheet

In HiveOS, create a flight sheet with your Parallax wallet, choose Custom as the miner, and open its Setup Miner Config:
3

Apply it to your rigs

Apply the flight sheet. HiveOS downloads Hashwarp, starts it, and shows its hashrate and statistics on the rig’s page. The miner log shows Hashwarp’s output.
To update Hashwarp, change the Installation URL to the new release’s package.

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mmpOS

1

Copy the package's link

On the releases page, copy the link of hashwarp-<version>-mmpos.tgz.
2

Create a miner profile

Create a miner profile of the Custom miner type with the package’s link, your Parallax wallet and the pool. The package maps the profile’s pool, wallet, worker, password and TLS setting to Hashwarp’s options.Extra Hashwarp options can be added after the profile’s arguments, for example --temp-stop 85.
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Apply it to your rigs

mmpOS downloads Hashwarp, starts it and shows its statistics.

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Other rig operating systems

Any Linux with glibc 2.28 or newer runs the Linux archive as it is: see Configuration to run it as a service. A RaveOS package isn’t available yet.