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The following is what has happened under Windows 10. Everything seems quite normal. 

> > > You seem to use xmrig in a Virtual Machine. Just with Windows 10 (for testing) or as well with Linux? Perhaps that's why the system can't bind...

> > > Is the hwloc version the same between the two? For Portable Hardware Locality, I guess yes as both are booted up on the same hardware.

> > > > No, I just had Linux (Fedora and Ubuntu) OS booted up on a live installation USB stick, and tested. I did not install Linux on a...

This is what has happend under pop-os: root@pop-os:/home/pop-os# '/home/pop-os/Downloads/xmrig-6.13.1/xmrig' * ABOUT XMRig/6.13.1 gcc/9.3.0 * LIBS libuv/1.41.0 OpenSSL/1.1.1k hwloc/2.4.1 * HUGE PAGES supported * 1GB PAGES disabled * CPU AMD Ryzen...

Instead of booting up a live USB stick, I just installed a Ubuntu OS on a 64 USB flash drive. The same "can't bind memory" occurred.

By the way, I have experimented with Hyper-V both enabled and disabled under Windows 10, and XMRig has always been running properly without any bug prompts.

> > > @Spudz76 Threadripper 2990WX has only 4 DRAM channels, not 8. That's the difference to the EPYCs of the same generation. 2 of the 4 dies on the...

> hwloc-ls * LIBS libuv/1.41.0 OpenSSL/1.1.1k hwloc/2.4.1

> I did begin seeing can't bind errors on Intel systems but killing it and running again it just works. So it's likely an OS-related bug.