Documentation

Everything you need to get started with Lucky Jade Mining Corp products

New to Bitcoin Mining?

Before installing your Twin Jade miner, make sure you understand the basics:

  • You'll need a desktop computer with an available PCIe slot (the same kind used for graphics cards)
  • A mining pool account (we'll show you how to connect)
  • A Bitcoin wallet to receive your earnings
  • About 30 minutes for installation and setup

Don't worry - our step-by-step guide below walks you through everything!

Understanding the Software

What is jaded?

jaded is the mining software (or "daemon") that runs in the background like antivirus software. It automatically detects your Twin Jade cards, connects to mining pools, and handles all the complex work of Bitcoin mining. Once started, it runs 24/7 without requiring your attention.

What is jade?

jade is the control tool (or "CLI") that lets you interact with jaded. Think of it like Task Manager on Windows—it shows what's happening and lets you make changes. Use simple commands like jade status to check your miner anytime.

How do they work together?

jaded does the heavy lifting (manages hardware, talks to pools, tracks statistics), while jade gives you a simple way to control and monitor it. You start jaded once when you set up your miner, then use jade commands whenever you want to check status or change settings.

HiveOS Integration

What is HiveOS?

HiveOS is a Linux-based operating system designed specifically for cryptocurrency mining farms. It provides centralized dashboard management, flight sheets for easy configuration, and remote monitoring capabilities.

Best for: Managing 5+ rigs, mixed hardware fleets (GPUs + ASICs), team operations

Why Use HiveOS with Lucky Jade?

  • Centralized Management: Manage all your miners from one dashboard—perfect for farms with multiple rigs
  • Flight Sheets: Quick pool changes with pre-configured templates—switch pools across all rigs instantly
  • Mobile App: Monitor and control your mining operation from iOS or Android devices
  • Mixed Fleet: Combine Twin Jade cards with GPUs and other ASICs in one unified dashboard

Installation Steps

  1. 1
    Install HiveOS

    Follow standard HiveOS installation with Twin Jade cards installed in PCIe slots

  2. 2
    Install JX888 Drivers

    sudo dpkg -i jx888-kmod_*.deb

  3. 3
    Install jaded Mining Software

    sudo dpkg -i jaded_*.deb
    sudo systemctl enable jaded && sudo systemctl start jaded

  4. 4
    Configure Flight Sheet in HiveOS Dashboard

    Create a Custom Miner flight sheet with these settings:

    Miner: Custom - jaded
    Algorithm: SHA-256
    Pool: solo.ckpool.org:3333
    Wallet: bc1q... (your Bitcoin address)
    Password: x
    Extra Config: freq=525 voltage=1200
  5. 5
    Monitor via HiveOS Dashboard

    Your Twin Jade miners will appear in the HiveOS dashboard with hashrate, temperature, and share statistics

Use HiveOS if you:

  • ✓ Manage 5+ mining rigs
  • ✓ Need team access and collaboration
  • ✓ Use mixed hardware (GPUs + ASICs)
  • ✓ Want centralized cloud management
  • ✓ Prefer mobile app monitoring

Use jade standalone if you:

  • ✓ Have 1-4 miners (small setup)
  • ✓ Prefer local-only operation
  • ✓ Want maximum privacy (no cloud)
  • ✓ Don't need team features
  • ✓ Avoid monthly fees

Quick Start Guide

1

Install Drivers

Download and install the JX888 drivers for your operating system.

Drivers are small programs that let your computer talk to the mining hardware - just like printer drivers let your computer print.

2

Install Hardware

Power off your system, install the Twin Jade card in a PCIe x1 (or larger) slot, and connect the 6-pin GPU power connector.

Not sure if you have a PCIe slot? It's the same type of slot used for graphics cards - usually located near the bottom of your motherboard. Check your computer manual or search "[your computer model] PCIe slot" online.

Important: Ensure the 6-pin power connector is properly seated. The card requires up to 50W of power.

3

Install Mining Software

Install the mining software (jaded) and control program (jade CLI).

Option A: Install Everything (Recommended)

# Debian/Ubuntu
$ sudo apt install ./luckyjade_*.deb
# Fedora/RHEL/Rocky
$ sudo dnf install luckyjade-*.rpm

The luckyjade meta-package installs all components: drivers, daemon, CLI, and web dashboard.

Option B: Install Individually

# Debian/Ubuntu
$ sudo dpkg -i jx888-kmod_*.deb
$ sudo dpkg -i jaded_*.deb
$ sudo dpkg -i jade_*.deb
$ sudo dpkg -i jade-dashboard_*.deb # Optional
# Fedora/RHEL/Rocky
$ sudo rpm -i jx888-kmod-*.rpm
$ sudo rpm -i jaded-*.rpm
$ sudo rpm -i jade-*.rpm
$ sudo rpm -i jade-dashboard-*.rpm # Optional
4

Configure Mining Pool

Configure your mining pool connection and wallet address.

$ sudo jade pool set \
stratum+tcp://pool.example.com:3333 \
your_wallet_address
5

Start Mining

Start the mining daemon and monitor your hash rate.

$ sudo systemctl start jaded
$ jade status

Use jade top for an interactive dashboard view.

Driver Downloads

Linux Drivers

GPL-2.0 Open Source

Kernel drivers for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL, and Rocky Linux. Targeting mainline kernel inclusion.

Kernel 2.6.13 - 6.8+
DEB & RPM packages
Source code available

Windows Drivers

HLK Certified

Microsoft Hardware Lab Kit certified drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Plug-and-play installation.

Windows 10 (32/64-bit)
Windows 11 (64-bit)
Pre-built installer

Command Reference

Device Management

jade device list

List all detected Twin Jade devices

jade device info <device_id>

Show detailed device information

jade device set-freq <device_id> <mhz>

Set ASIC frequency (default: 525 MHz)

jade device restart <device_id>

Restart a specific device

Pool Configuration

jade pool show

Display current pool configuration

jade pool set <url> <user>

Configure mining pool (Stratum TCP)

Monitoring

jade status

Show mining status and statistics

jade top

Interactive TUI dashboard (like htop/nvtop)

System Requirements

Minimum Requirements

  • • PCIe Gen 2.0 x1 (or larger) slot
  • • 6-pin PCIe power connector (50W)
  • • Linux kernel 5.10+ or Windows 10+
  • • 100 MB free disk space
  • • Network connection for pool access

Recommended

  • • PCIe Gen 2.0 x4 or higher slot
  • • Dedicated cooling/airflow
  • • SSD for faster boot times
  • • Low-latency network connection
  • • Temperature monitoring software

Need Complete Specifications?

View our comprehensive hardware reference for detailed technical specifications, complete system requirements, and software stack information.

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