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Hello guys and sirs i need a powershell command of this cmd command is not working in powershell Could anyone help me make this one as ps script?

cls
curl -LJOk "https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases/download/0.8.9/SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9-win64.zip"
tar -xvf SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9-win64.zip
cd SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --disable-gpu --algorithm verushash --pool eu.luckpool.net:3956 --wallet RTiE77wrw3oNc9Y5M99ckK5vvEppwErtg4.%RANDOM%

Answer 1

Only a few tweaks are needed:

• curl -> curl.exe, to make sure that the executable by that name is invoked, rather than Windows PowerShell's (unfortunate) built-in curl alias, which refers to its Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet. (By contrast, there's no tar alias, so there's no strict need to use tar.exe, but it can't hurt.)

• cd is a built-in alias for PowerShell's Set-Location cmdlet, which functions analogously to cmd.exe's cd with a single, unquoted argument representing the target directory; so while you could retain cd as-is in this case, for a more PowerShell-idiomatic reformulation of your code Set-Location -LiteralPath is used below.

• cmd.exe's dynamic %RANDOM% variable, which returns a random number between 0 and 32767, must be emulated with a call to PowerShell's Get-Random cmdlet, enclosed in $(..), the subexpression operator, so that the cmdlet's output can be used inside an expandable (double-quoted) string ("..."):

curl.exe -LJOk "https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases/download/0.8.9/SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9-win64.zip"
tar.exe -xvf SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9-win64.zip
Set-Location -LiteralPath SRBMiner-Multi-0-8-9
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --disable-gpu --algorithm verushash --pool eu.luckpool.net:3956 --wallet "RTiE77wrw3oNc9Y5M99ckK5vvEppwErtg4.$(Get-Random -Max 32767)"