Missing config files for Linux (CPU only)

[Samoangtagey]

Please provide as much as possible information to reproduce the issue.

Basicly my problem is that I seem to miss config files. In CentOS I only have the "config.txt" and that's it. No cpu.txt, no pools.txt and so on. Since I read here in the forums that the windows version config files are different from the Linux files, I didn't dare to copy them. But at the same time, I didn't find any examples somewhere, so I don't know how to create one. Funnily, in WIndows10 the config files were created automaticly, but this seem not to happen within CentOS, so I wonder if I did anything wrong.

Any ideas on that? Or maybe someone can provide me an example file for Linux/CentOS? I can manage to edit them for my needs (actually I am using nanopool and Monero). I am aware about the fact that I would have to set "monero7" as currency which is done so within windows, but in the Linux version there is no setting for currency in the config.txt. Actually, there are only 2 files in the bin folder: "config.txt" and "xmr-stak-cpu". That's it. Anything missing?

Basic information

• Type of the CPU. -> intel Core i3, intel Core i5, intel Core2Quad Q6600, AMD FX6300 (actually doesn't matter for this issue)
• Type of the GPU (if you try to miner with the GPU). ( CPU only )

  Compile issues

• Which OS do you use? -> CentOS 7 add all commands you used and the full compile output here -> just used the one from the tutorial/howto, nothing special

  run cmake -LA . in the build folder and add the output here

Issue with the execution

• Do you compiled the miner by our own? -> well … manually yes, but just by what the howto said. No manipulation by myself.

  run ./xmr-stak --version-long and add the output here

AMD OpenCl issue

  run `clinfo` and add the output here

Stability issue

• Is the CPU or GPU overclocked? -> No
• Is the Main memory of the CPU or GPU undervolted? -> No

[Samoangtagey]

Uhm ... I actually found the issue. I checked the version shon at the startup and noticed it's showing 1.3.0-1.5.0 which means for some reason downloading via git lead me to the wrong files. After downloading manually everything seem to be okay.