Project record

RIGOS is a Debian-based x86_64 USB compute appliance for automatic, persistent and observable CPU mining. This site records how it works, what failed during physical testing, what Alpha.25 proves and what remains unproven.

Release
0.0.4-alpha.25
Class
Functional physical Alpha preview
Development
Paused at a frozen milestone
Production ready
No

Purpose

RIGOS keeps the local machine in control. It does not require a vendor account, activation server, subscription, worker limit or remote owner before it can perform its job.

The system uses an immutable appliance root, separate durable state, explicit configuration revisions, direct systemd ownership and a small local operator interface.

Product contract: CPU-only, pool-neutral, USB-native and local-first. No RIGOS fee, account, activation, forced pool or remote kill switch.

Operating path

BIOS and UEFI
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    v
immutable Debian root, slots A and B
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    v
verified persistent state
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    v
committed configuration revision
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    v
validated runtime under /run/rigos
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    +--> huge-page authority
    +--> network readiness gate
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    v
systemd-owned XMRig
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    v
rig, rigosctl and bounded health observation

Utility and recovery boot remain outside the normal mining path. Recovery mutation is explicit. The rig command does not hide sudo and does not bypass state, configuration or runtime gates.

Contents

Current evidence

Physically bootedYes
Configured mining observedYes
Persistent state and exact huge pages observedYes
Broad hardware compatibility provenNo
Long unattended reliability provenNo
Stable release declaredNo

Alpha.25 is usable as an experimental appliance. That is narrower than a production-ready claim.

Primary documents