XMR-stak-JK 2.10.7 Compiled with no devfee (Updated: 2019-8-18)

[JaredKaragen]

Can you pls compile it to "tar.gz" and upload? Thx a lot. I would try using it in HiveOS.

I suggest you follow the build instructions for linux;  I am only releasing binaries for windows.

Its much more straightforward to compile on linux, and all you need to do is edit donate-level.cpp for the donate percentage before compiling.

[zenixchen]

Help to compile XMR stak 2.7 0% fee, thanks

[JaredKaragen]

Help to compile XMR stak 2.7 0% fee, thanks

https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak

scroll down the readme.md, you will see "How to compile"

[zenixchen]

I have ,but I can't figure it out, sad..

[duckietm]

@JaredKaragen
Can you please compile this for me i have no clue how to (Windows)

[JaredKaragen]

@JaredKaragen
Can you please compile this for me i have no clue how to (Windows)

see page 1 for links.

[impynick]

I haven't had time to compile 2.7

Interesting they say its faster but idk

[maximus63]

I haven't had time to compile 2.7

Interesting they say its faster but idk

Yes 2.7 faster then xmrig and srb

[JaredKaragen]

I haven't had time to compile 2.7

Interesting they say its faster but idk

Yes 2.7 faster then xmrig and srb

FYI;  2.7.1 compiled and uploaded.

See first page.

[The?DEvil]

Can you pls compile it to "tar.gz" and upload? Thx a lot. I would try using it in HiveOS.

I suggest you follow the build instructions for linux;  I am only releasing binaries for windows.

Its much more straightforward to compile on linux, and all you need to do is edit donate-level.cpp for the donate percentage before compiling.

I tried, but it's really out of my league... So if you or anybody here gets around compiling it for linux, I think you could help a lot of folks like me... that are not on the level of self-compiling stuff and are running HiveOS, SimpleMiningOS or just their own Linux implementation. Thx

[JaredKaragen]

Can you pls compile it to "tar.gz" and upload? Thx a lot. I would try using it in HiveOS.

I suggest you follow the build instructions for linux;  I am only releasing binaries for windows.

Its much more straightforward to compile on linux, and all you need to do is edit donate-level.cpp for the donate percentage before compiling.

I tried, but it's really out of my league... So if you or anybody here gets around compiling it for linux, I think you could help a lot of folks like me... that are not on the level of self-compiling stuff and are running HiveOS, SimpleMiningOS or just their own Linux implementation. Thx

It's all outlined pretty well;  I am not sure what linux HiveOS is based off of, so you could try the ubuntu Tinycore method(s);  they install extras/compilers that may or may not be released with your os....  When you get errors;  search the strings returned from the errors;  find out whats missing; install/add, try again.

https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/blob/master/doc/compile_Linux.md

[seobcn]

Need help setting up the processor.

https://imgur.com/RWMQyM3  As you can see in the picture, 16 cores are working and not 32

on other coin mining (koto - cryply - .....) the processor runs at 100%

Help exploit the full potential of the processor.

[JaredKaragen]

Need help setting up the processor.

https://imgur.com/RWMQyM3  As you can see in the picture, 16 cores are working and not 32

on other coin mining (koto - cryply - .....) the processor runs at 100%

Help exploit the full potential of the processor.

Look at "CPU threads conf" section.

notice every other core is being used.

Create the new entries for the missing cores.

It may or may not be more efficient.   My I3-6100 CPU only configures for 2 cores;  but it has 4 threads....   If I create the extra configs, it doesn't gain a noticeable amount of hashrate, and actually I get less performance on the GPU's in the system as a side effect.

I believe it has to do with the two threads being tied to each core;  thus 16 "cores" with 32 threads....  but im not sure about your processor, im just giving an example.  It may or may not increase or decrease your performance.

[AnonJunkie]

can you compile for cuda 8 ? I got an old gaming laptop i want to mine to death but it seem to only like cuda 8

[JaredKaragen]

can you compile for cuda 8 ? I got an old gaming laptop i want to mine to death but it seem to only like cuda 8

download the original executable package from the github repository.

see this link for notes on adding those DLL files since they are compiled under Cuda 8.5 I believe.... check fireice's build notes.

The app checks for different versions of the libraries now; and they have appropriate filenames.  Should be straightforward.  LMK if you have trouble.   His DLL worked for my 4-series GTX cards.

[VasilyS]

Good work! Thank you so much! This miner is the best for my R9 280. This GPU almost doesn't have profit, and additional gain thanks to removal of the fee is a good surprise!

[JaredKaragen]

Good work! Thank you so much! This miner is the best for my R9 280. This GPU almost doesn't have profit, and additional gain thanks to removal of the fee is a good surprise!

yes; the constant disconnects and reconnects for the pool add up in lost time with no mining for either side.   And if your internet connection isn't the greatest, the effect is compounded.

I suggest if you like the app; that you donate to the creator instead of using the devfee method... its cleaner for both parties.

[JaredKaragen]

Compiled and uploaded version 2.8.2.  For full release notes, please visit FireIce-UK's Github.

If you have issues with this version when upgrading from 2.7.x, delete your config files (.txt), and try again.


This version does not support the new upcoming fork of Monero;  the algo change has not been publicly released yet.  It does however support forks on other coins, as well as some new coins/algos.   Please see the github mentioned above for more info.

[JaredKaragen]

Compiled and uploaded V 2.8.3;  same notes as previous post.

[anakbaru]

how much RX 570 8 gb when mining alloy?