v5.2.4

This is the eleventh release of XLArig.

You can find the changes here.

v5.2.3

This is the tenth release of XLArig.

You can find the changes here.

v5.2.2

This is the nineth release of XLArig.

You can find the changes here.

Each archive now includes examples (if you're a first timer and need help for configuration) and there's an assistant guide for Windows.

And if you get a segmentation fault on Ubuntu, please download "XLArig-v5.2.2-linux-x86_64_alt.zip"

v5.2.1

This is the seventh release of XLArig.

Here's the changes since the last update :

• Upstream to XMRig v6.7.0
• Added compatibility to Apple M1 CPUs (Not tested yet)
• Fixed ARM compilation errors
• Fixed algo detection (and some other bugs) from command line

v5.2.0

This is the seventh release of XLArig.

Here's the changes since the last update :

• Upstream to XMRig v6.3.4.
• Removal of the previous DefyX algo files

v5.1.0

This is the sixth release of XLArig.

This release includes :

• Upstream to XMRig v5.11.1
• Panthera Algorithm (for v7 network)

If pool shows algorithm not supported or some other errors please use --algo panthera.

v5.0.1

Fifth release of XLArig with a lot of bug fixes and improvements.

This release includes :

• Upstream to XMRig v5.4.0
• Several DefyX optimizations

v3.2.0

Fourth release of XLArig featuring a lot of bug fixes.

This release includes the following things :

• Addition of NEON Yescrypt implementation for ARM devices
• Yescrypt implementation changed to SSE instead of reference.

v3.1.0

Third release of XLArig featuring an upstream to XMRig 3.1.0.

This release includes the following things :

• Multi threading issues
• Pool auto switching issues.
• Donation mining has been disabled and set to 0%.

If pool shows algorithm not supported or some other errors please use --algo defyx.

v2.16.0

This is the second release of our own version of xmrig!

This release adds our own proof-of-work algorithm for the upcoming V6 fork of the network. It is compatible with the current V5 algorithm and will also support DefyX, just use the option --algo defyx if your pool doesn't support auto-switch.