Good luck in getting it working again. I installed MSVS2017 and thought I'd have a go at compiling XMrig to get rig of the dev fee but it's not been working out too well, at least every time I have a go I'm getting further down the line - wish I knew what I was doing

not yet.   Hopefully soon Ill be able to reinstall VS2017 and the cuda toolkits.... give it another attempt.

There are a few programs im waiting to be able to compile....

Feel free to post it. Let's check out your work; lol, jk. I would attempt to compile myself if I weren't so dang busy. Trying to get there, one step at a time.

Thanks again.   Ill be trying to reinstall VS2017 right now as well as the cuda SDK.... we will see how it goes....

Thanks for the release 

yep, looks like electronium is supported.  give it a try.

Ive only tested with CN7 myself, but this should be exactly the same as the github precompile, aside from the zero devfee change and dev pool address change to localhost (127.0.0.1).   If theres an error in electronium;  it must exist in the main precompile found on github as well.

I get some errors when I try to start this.. the normal dev fee release works fine though

Im getting errors about missing DLLs:

VCRUNTIME140D.dll
ucrtbased.dll
MSVCP140D.dll

I have basically all MS VC++ redistributables installed (from 2005 thru 2017). But since there is a D in the end of the file, i have the suspicion that these are debug-dlls. Any idea?

It's definitely a msvc lib install needed


The redistributable should be included with the 2.4.2 release.  If not, reply here and I'll upload it to mega for you guys to download...

No, msvc redis is a whole slurry of system dll files that don't belong in the program folder.....

This is why it's a system package from Microsoft....

When I finally make it home I'll try on 3 more machines to see if it's a singular fault, or if it's a universal fault to people without some msvc version installed.

*edit*
So it turns out I built as a debug release and it didn't build in the MSVC140 libraries into the executable like it did for earlier releases.

I am booting up the laptop with the compiler and attempting a final release recompile.

Stay tuned.

*edit again*

Gotta completely flush out all toolkits and compilers from my laptop, and try over again.

Very strange things are happening now.   Im going to pull the release.

It worked fine on CPU only apparently.  Something is miffed with the cuda and openCL integrations to the compiler for some reason.   The released binary was only partially built;  even though I can compile the solution for the binary by itself and get zero errors.


Hopefully Ill have more for you guys soon... but I need to get at a high speed internet link to do the reinstalls (again), and I have been working 10+ hour days at my day job... so Ill try to get on it shortly.