Add support for our flavor of randomx (DRAGONX and all Hush Smart Chains share the same "spices" to make our flavor, except they all have a unique Argon salt). This issue will track support specifically for DRAGONX. It will be trivial to add support for other randomx HSC's if/when they exist.
Add support for our flavor of randomx (DRAGONX and all Hush Smart Chains share the same "spices" to make our flavor, except they all have a unique Argon salt). This issue will track support specifically for DRAGONX. It will be trivial to add support for other randomx HSC's if/when they exist.
Correction, all HSC's use the same Argon salt "RandomXHUSH\x03", they use different initial RandomX block keys, based on their -ac_name. This means any Hush Smart Chain that is launched with RandomX PoW can use exactly the same xmrig code, unless they make changes to our randomx configuration.h params.
Correction, all HSC's use the same Argon salt "RandomXHUSH\x03", they use different initial RandomX block keys, based on their -ac_name. This means any Hush Smart Chain that is launched with RandomX PoW can use exactly the same xmrig code, unless they make changes to our randomx configuration.h params.
git clone https://git.hush.is/hush/xmrig
cd xmrig
git checkout dragonx
mkdir build && cd scripts/ && ./build_deps.sh && cd ../build && cmake .. -DXMRIG_DEPS=scripts/deps
make -j4
To compile on Linux:
```
git clone https://git.hush.is/hush/xmrig
cd xmrig
git checkout dragonx
mkdir build && cd scripts/ && ./build_deps.sh && cd ../build && cmake .. -DXMRIG_DEPS=scripts/deps
make -j4
```
Add support for our flavor of randomx (DRAGONX and all Hush Smart Chains share the same "spices" to make our flavor, except they all have a unique Argon salt). This issue will track support specifically for DRAGONX. It will be trivial to add support for other randomx HSC's if/when they exist.
Correction, all HSC's use the same Argon salt "RandomXHUSH\x03", they use different initial RandomX block keys, based on their -ac_name. This means any Hush Smart Chain that is launched with RandomX PoW can use exactly the same xmrig code, unless they make changes to our randomx configuration.h params.
Docs to build from source are here:
https://xmrig.com/docs/miner/build
To compile on Linux: