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This time, I actually thought it was going to go better during the install, as it showed up, took the drivers, etc. Getting it going back on 1809 (I think) my first time was tricky, but relatively straight forward. I can't believe Microsoft messed it up like this.

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What's crazy is the forums are full of Windows laptop users having issues as well, so it isn't just a Mac thing. Luckily, I had pulled a Parallels VM copy a few weeks earlier, so I ended up deleting the BootCamp partition and just using Parallels. I had it working back in early 2019 for some Revit courses I took, and it worked fine until one day Windows forced an update.

I sure wish there were a way *while* MacOS was running! But, I think I'll eventually get the BootCamp worked out, and can use that for some gaming as well once I get it going. It's becoming quiet the little project, but I appreciate the resources. (Tonight, I tried swapping the pci.sys and now I can't get back into Windows at all, it just freezes (so I'll have to create a boot thumb drive or something, or just start over.) That said, I was running current windows, not 1903 or 1909, etc. I tried a number of threads and techniques I found on egpu.io but nothing has worked so far. I'm running Mojave yet, so I'm not sure I can follow all the instructions in that link. I went and bought a 500 GB Samsung T7 SSD, and then proceeded to spend a couple days trying to get it going, with little luck either. I was expecting maybe it wouldn't see the eGPU as being the issue I'd have to solve, but instead, I never even made it that far. Yeah, I figured it should work, but for some reason, it just won't boot. No, it doesn't allow any input, it's just froze. I'll try to boot again tomorrow and take a photo. I'll also consider BootCamp, though I'm not 100% sure that would actually work either, as the eGPU aspect seems iffy even on Windows.

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But, that seems unlikely, so I'm down the path of Linux boot like NHOS (which I could run overnight plus some other times). I'd *love* to get my eGPU mining away, especially if it could somehow be done while I'm running MacOS. like about 2 paragraphs worth that doesn't make any sense and it just sits there (it doesn't look like it has anything to do with NHOS, and I tried Tin圜ore unix directly and same screen. Ubuntu instructions, etc.), but I just (after picking the EFI Boot) end up on a black screen with some white text. I turned off the boot protection and the methods seem in line with other articles I've read about creating a bootable USB flash drive (ie. I've run across lots of people saying eGPUs should work, but this was the first line I've run across that seems to indicated it has been done. What I can't discern is if anyone is actually doing this, or if it should work 'in theory'. I can't get my Mac to boot from the flash drive (which I've tried making a few different ways), and for which Nicehash support/forum seems to have no ideas either.

'At this time, you can only use NHOS (Nicehash OS) to mine from eGPUs on Apple Macs.'

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*macOS Cryptocurrency Software Miner List 2021* What brought me to this site via search was the following article: I've also tried Parallels/Windows, and like your articles note, that doesn't work either. I've tried several of the apps and several command line miners, but nothing seems to be able to see the eGPU. So far, I've been completely unsuccessful getting anything mining on it. Default donation 1% (1 minute in 100 minutes) can be increased via option donate-level or disabled in source code.I have a 2018 Mac mini (6-core i7) with a Blackmagic eGPU (AMD RX580).Workers helps manage your miners via HTTP API.Wizard helps you create initial configuration for the miner.

Important options can be changed during runtime without miner restart by editing the config file or executing API calls. The command line interface does not cover all features, such as mining profiles for different algorithms. The preferred way to configure XMRig is the JSON config file as it is more flexible and human friendly.

CUDA for NVIDIA GPUs via external CUDA plugin.

Official binaries are available for Windows, Linux, macOS and FreeBSD. XMRig is a high performance, open source, cross platform RandomX, KawPow, CryptoNight and GhostRider unified CPU/GPU miner and RandomX benchmark.

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