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# HiveOS Integration
This section shows how to add a server (rig) to Clore.ai using HiveOS: system preparation, installing Clore Hosting, applying the token, starting a flightsheet
### **Step 1. Create a flightsheet and get the token**
* Open **HiveOS → Workers → your rig → Create Flight Sheet**.
* In the **Coin** field, type **clore rentals** and select it from the list.
* Click **Get token**.
### **Step 2. Authorize on Clore.ai via HiveOS**
* After clicking **Get token**, you’ll be redirected to **Clore.ai**.
* Click **Login with HiveOS** and approve the sign-in.
### **Step 3. Set price/duration and push the token to HiveOS**
* Set the **price** and **maximum rental duration**.
* Click **Apply the token to HiveOS** — the token will be auto-filled into the **Wallet** field of your HiveOS flightsheet.
* Go back to HiveOS and continue completing the flightsheet.
### **Step 4. Create the flightsheet**
* In HiveOS, click **Create Flight Sheet**.
* Verify the **Wallet** contains your token and **Coin: clore rentals** is selected.
* Click **Create**.
### **Step 5. Apply the flightsheet to farms**
* Open **HiveOS → Farms** and go to the workers list.
* Select the required farms/workers (use **Select all** if needed).
* Click the **Rocket / Apply** action.
* From the dropdown, choose the created **Flight Sheet** and click **Apply to selected**.
Done. Good job — now go to [**Clore.ai**](https://clore.ai/my-servers) and handle everything else in **Marketplace → My Servers**.
### Idle mining
You’ve got two options:
* If your server already shows up in “My Servers” on our site and is online — just disable the clore.rental flight sheet in HiveOS and apply your own mining flight sheet for idle mining.
* Add a second miner to our clore.rental flight sheet — edit the sheet in HiveOS, click Add miner, configure your coin/pool/miner, and save. It will run when the rig isn’t rented.
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