Open ComradeOldMajor opened 1 month ago
SChernykh
commented
1 month ago "cuda": {
"enabled": true,
"loader": "E:\Directory\xmrig\config.json",
"nvml": true
},It's wrong, it must be a path to CUDA plugin: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig-cuda?tab=readme-ov-file#advanced and it must use / in the path, not \
ComradeOldMajor
commented
1 month ago "cuda": { "enabled": true, "loader": "E:\Directory\xmrig\config.json", "nvml": true },It's wrong, it must be a path to CUDA plugin: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig-cuda?tab=readme-ov-file#advanced and it must use
/in the path, not\
I have been able to fix the paths to the .dll for cuda and the back slashes, but I seem to be getting an error still >:(
I am honestly completely lost now
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`You have the wrong path to xmrig-cuda.dll, XMRig tells you this upon startup ("The specified module could not be found" error).
Hello, I have been converting my XMRig to mine Raven-coin with, say as you want this is the platform I would like to use. I keep running into an issue with it attempting to open up the files directory for the Cuda Loader. I've tried multiple different file locations and I cannot figure it out. If it helps anyone, my entirety of XMRIG files are saved onto a flash-drive. Here are images showing my problems as well as my code:
Here is my code:
As you may read I have also been messing with OpenCL, which can work but has a problem allocating the threads. Any advice on that would be good too but I am not too worried about OpenCL