14:29:36 <fluffypony> I'm going to hazard a guess that RandomX won't work in armvl
14:29:46 <fluffypony> but maybe hyc has thoughts
14:38:12 <sech1> why not? It definitely works in interpreter mode
14:38:35 <hyc> yeah, just not fast enough to be worthwhile
14:39:13 <sech1> fast enough to be able to run a node though
14:39:29 <hyc> if people are seriously going to use that, we should merge this PR https://github.com/tevador/RandomX/pull/148
14:42:34 <hyc> just to be clear - armv7l means a modern ARMv8 CPU running in 32bit mode
14:42:43 <hyc> as opposed to armv7a with is a 32bit CPU
14:44:04 <hyc> s/with/which
15:31:00 <fluffypony> arm7 / 8 are different to arm4l tho
15:31:25 <fluffypony> arm4l on an embedded system might be severely constrained from a RAM / VM perspective
17:33:08 <hyc> oh wait, are you talking arm7 or armv7? completely different things
17:33:43 <hyc> but sure, if the box doesn't have at least 2.5GB RAM it's not gonna be pretty
17:34:22 <hyc> and that's a really good point. most 32bit OSs only have 2GB user address space
17:34:42 <hyc> 2/2 user/kernel split is more common than 3/1
22:57:47 <utxobr[m]> do people mine on linux w/ anything other than xmrig?