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xmrig: error while loading shared libraries: libhwloc.so.15
When I execute xmrig, I get "xmrig: error while loading shared libraries: libhwloc.so.15". Ive installed the following with no luck getting rid of the error:
apt install hwloc apt install libhwloc-dev
running debian 10 (buster) on a intel i5
debian 10 has too old of an hwloc version, maybe try the compact version (i dont know diffrance but i know its a static binary) or compile on your own
debian 10 is not that old, is there a way you can make it compat with 10?
since debian 11 has not even been released yet, 10 is the latest version there is
On May 24, 2021, at 11:17 PM, a8underscore @.***> wrote:
debian 10 has too old of an hwloc version, maybe try the compact version (i dont know diffrance but i know its a static binary) or compile on your own
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Buster has 1.11.12 and the bundled/targeted version is 2.4.1
Install the things needed to build the deps: sudo apt install build-essential autoconf automake libtool and then use the bundled lib builder: cd ./scripts && bash ./build_deps.sh and then add -DXMRIG_DEPS=../scripts/deps to your CMake command
how about just making a prebuilt binary for those who really dont want to compile it?
it would be very useful for people
On May 25, 2021, at 7:50 AM, Tony Butler @.***> wrote:
Buster has 1.11.12 and the bundled/targeted version is 2.4.1
Install the things needed to build the deps: sudo apt install build-essential autoconf automake libtool and then use the bundled lib builder: cd ./scripts && bash ./build_deps.sh and then add -DXMRIG_DEPS=../scripts/deps to your CMake command
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Because there would be a build for every Debian version, Ubuntu version, CentOS version, FreeBSD version...
They change libs every release and therefore must be targeted for what set of libs each one has. Static release can not work with OpenCL. Other problems.
It's pretty easy to compile, way easier than Windows. Especially with the bundled deps it works almost anywhere.
ill probably do that, but I just detect compiling c programs
how much is a typical gain by using the monero ocean version vs the standard xmrig?
im running cpu only mining
On May 25, 2021, at 10:42 PM, Tony Butler @.***> wrote:
Because there would be a build for every Debian version, Ubuntu version, CentOS version, FreeBSD version...
They change libs every release and therefore must be targeted for what set of libs each one has. Static release can not work with OpenCL. Other problems.
It's pretty easy to compile, way easier than Windows. Especially with the bundled deps it works almost anywhere.
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Well it's got no choice but to be the most profitable for whatever your CPU can do across all supported algos.
If you compare to earning XMR the normal way by mining rx/0 algo (actual Monero Blockchain) then your CPU probably isn't as good at it as it would be processing an easier algo (that fits cache better, doesn't need ultra fast memory...) Unless it's a Ryzen but even then depending on values it may earn more on something like cn-heavy/xhv
So it automatically leverages whatever talents your equipment has for the highest value in XMR.
thats cool, im running old dell optiplexes with i5 and i7's
got a amazing deal on them..dude has a pallet of them, and will sell them to me dirt cheap :)
On May 25, 2021, at 11:08 PM, Tony Butler @.***> wrote:
Well it's got no choice but to be the most profitable for whatever your CPU can do across all supported algos.
If you compare to earning XMR the normal way by mining rx/0 algo (actual Monero Blockchain) then your CPU probably isn't as good at it as it would be processing an easier algo (that fits cache better, doesn't need ultra fast memory...) Unless it's a Ryzen but even then depending on values it may earn more on something like cn-heavy/xhv
So it automatically leverages whatever talents your equipment has for the highest value in XMR.
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