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Kalroth avatar Kalroth commented on July 21, 2024

All I did was to download the source from here: https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/tree/v3.7.2
I then added the download to git and implemented my changes.

I don't know about any jansson files, they're were in the 3.7.2 tree when i downloaded it.
The original readme is still there too, it's called README.cgminer3.7.2

I think the commit list is transparent enough: https://github.com/Kalroth/cgminer-3.7.2-kalroth/commits

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mrbrdo avatar mrbrdo commented on July 21, 2024

Then those files were probably created/removed when you compiled (I guess you made the commit after you already compiled). You are right about jansson, I misinterpreted, in the diff there are a few files added but it seems they are just from when you compiled.

It would be nice if you consider it, it is nice to have the commit history from original cgminer 3.7.2 tree. I will be glad to guide you through it to do it yourself if you don't trust my fork.

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mrbrdo avatar mrbrdo commented on July 21, 2024

If you want, this will take official cgminer 3.7.2 and apply all your commits on top (up to commit "Added BIOS information to --ndevs|-n listing."):

git clone [email protected]:ckolivas/cgminer.git
cd cgminer
git reset --hard v3.7.2

git remote add kalroth [email protected]:Kalroth/cgminer-3.7.2-kalroth.git
git fetch kalroth
git cherry-pick 4651e36e34207d54aef6f5e282a8f68d2badb8fd
git cherry-pick 7367ffe324eb3e7d9f94bff551b23b63abe14cf5
git cherry-pick 5e400fd3b78040a4c65c4a9384546714eb4e8006
git cherry-pick a3e93cd9b554f8211bfd5074304533f0873c129b
git cherry-pick cc024c2f230fa3de5fcc6bc12ee01250ee900bd4
git cherry-pick 9a19b3de41036b5e4acb5bcf8d5dc0f98633e11c
git cherry-pick b4a0f5c23ba96422ec1fa1aa9169c10d90a9338b
git cherry-pick eaa27bfe756740a2e4df81b59888e9a715f9c266
git cherry-pick f5c3034832eae01cdb78681f2570fac6e0462112
git cherry-pick 4989cf351b0614f9933733a270b2f7f0072befad
git cherry-pick 1ebdb4beead0a52bc62c2fabb25ab0ab78eb0464
git cherry-pick 40ff483116658bae1d304d60375eb9f8029df512
git cherry-pick 86a53fd70c62fb9ffeb1207770be5fb71fdfd83c
git cherry-pick e14d248b44b6350e806777f8164a68f6199e62df

# add back your readme and then git commit

git push -f kalroth master

Then you can do where you currently have your repo:

git checkout master
git fetch
git reset --hard origin/master

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veox avatar veox commented on July 21, 2024

Hey, thanks, @mrbrdo. I'll surely use this.

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Kalroth avatar Kalroth commented on July 21, 2024

I think I did it correct, I am still a git novice. :)

The "[email protected]:" syntax didn't work for me, I had to convert it to http://.
Please take a look and see if I managed to f*ck anything up.

EDIT: Oh and in case it does work, thanks a lot for the help!

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mrbrdo avatar mrbrdo commented on July 21, 2024

Looks great! And welcome to github then ;)

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