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Set new release and change MSR doc
- use `-2` suffix to add WORKERNAME (#6) - we actually don't need to mount cpu device, podman seems to be smart enough
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Makefile

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VERSION = 6.20.0
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CUDA_PLUGIN_VERSION=6.17.0
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CUDA_VERSION=11-4
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REL = $(VERSION)-1
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REL = $(VERSION)-2
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THREADS = $(shell nproc)
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PRIORITY = 0
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REPO=docker.io/metal3d/xmrig

README.md

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To be able to set MSR inside the container, you must (at least on podman, I don't use docker) :
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- use `sudo`
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- add `--device=/dev/cpu`
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- add `--privileged`
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This is not nice, I know... Using sudo is a constraint.
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# basic mining with CPU (replace podman by docker if you are using it)
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sudo podman run --rm -it \
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--privileged \
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--device /dev/cpu \
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--device /dev/cpu_dma_latency \
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# to use CUDA devices
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sudo podman run --rm -it \
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--privileged \
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--device /dev/cpu \
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--device /dev/cpu_dma_latency \
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--device nvidia.com/gpu=all \
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-e CUDA=true
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docker.io/metal3d/xmrig

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