Command args - only run on specified GPUs

[calvintam236]

It seems there is no way to assign which GPU(s) to be used for each process. It should support to run only on specific CUDA device by command args, e.g. --cuda-devices 0 1.

[rs2pt]

Hi. I am just not using xmrig because I can't assign GPU. :-/
but I love it

[xmrig]

It supported, but now only via config file, place config.json file near executable of specify path to file via command line option -c, on first run config will updated, with initial auto configuration options (may not best) then you can change anything. Thank you,

[rs2pt]

cool thanks :-)

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No dia 19/09/2017, às 14:02, xmrig ***@***.***> escreveu: It supported, but now only via config file, place config.json file near executable of specify path to file via command line option -c, on first run config will updated, with initial auto configuration options (may not best) then you can change anything. Thank you, — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#13 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AR3hn2vx5dymV5N2h6uFmvM6_LK6LVsfks5sj7rsgaJpZM4PZ8wr>.

[calvintam236]

Please add support via command args. Other miners, e.g. ethminer, all have this option.

[rs2pt]

Hi calvintam236, I found it quite easy and helps to keep the command line args a bit cleaner. :-)

[calvintam236]

However, I am running it on Docker. Editing/Deploying with a file in the docker container is not as easy and friendly as you think.

[rs2pt]

true :-/

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No dia 19/09/2017, às 17:42, Calvin Tam ***@***.***> escreveu: However, I am running it on Docker. Editing/Deploying with a file in the docker container is not as easy and friendly as you think. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#13 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AR3hn5sYY-i6mxgAnzv8HAds7S3aVjUHks5sj-7YgaJpZM4PZ8wr>.

[xmrig]

Merge with #11