Okay mine connected finally and all I had to do was get rid of the :8333 at the end of the addnode= in the conf file and apparently according to my wallet we are on like block 7 or so
Okay, will update!
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Pool & CPU miner are 90% done, just testing and waiting to find a block..
Ultra-Slow Algo as expected:
You've only found 1 share in 1 minute with 32 cores o.O Ultra-Slow Algo as expected:
That's too bad. What're we gonna do with 4 cores
Also it's not gonna worth even 1 litoshi. I'm out of this shit... Pool & CPU miner are 90% done, just testing and waiting to find a block..
Ultra-Slow Algo as expected:
it is good to look forward to! Ultra-Slow Algo as expected:
Okay mine connected finally and all I had to do was get rid of the :8333 at the end of the addnode= in the conf file and apparently according to my wallet we are on like block 7 or so
So right!
The Wallet is not compiling for me unfortunately
Any ideas what the problem might be OC? I can't seem to get mine to connect or anything with the .conf file or nothingUnfortunately not, I cannot even get my wallet to compile :-(
What is the error
I used this:
Code:
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=fvbgsda
rpcpassword=q0wd9uj9Q0DJF92JUD9023JDW9OJ
rpcport=8333
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
gen=1
allowreceivebyip=1
addnode=52.28.61.59:8333
My pos weight is 2005 and the network weight is 0?
Network weight 0 usually means that stacking didn't start yet.And anyway, this wallet shows some own weight even with 0 coins in it
The Wallet is not compiling for me unfortunately
Any ideas what the problem might be OC? I can't seem to get mine to connect or anything with the .conf file or nothingUnfortunately not, I cannot even get my wallet to compile :-(
What is the error
link for windows wallet gives me a 404 error. where can i get the wallet?
https://github.com/niitassin/XNA/releases/download/1.0.0.0/windows-1.0.0.zip
mistake in op link
Any update about a working linux (headless) wallet ? 
The first issue with the *nix builds was that obj/blake.c didn't exist - it was supposed to be hash/blake.o in the makefile. As such, every other file referenced in the makefile the src/hash directory had to be updated.
The second issue was that, after fixing the makefile list, most of the files in the src/hash directory wouldn't build. Presumably, the developer's MinGW gcc/g++ version is more permissive than the Debian default gcc/g++ version. Rather than throwing in a permissive flag, I went through each file and added the appropriate casts. (Someone went a little crazy with void pointers.)
At any rate, you can review these changes on the pull request I opened on the offical GitHub page. Until they are incorporated, feel free to check them out and grab the working headless source from my GitHub repository. (It's in master because it's not a new feature.) My repository has been tested on Debian and it will build either the Qt or headless wallet, both fully functional.
Ah works good here, thanks !
Will start to look at a cpu miner and a pool now, expect it within the next hours.
DeOxyRibose is now released!
So everything on OP is now for the new release? like the .conf file and the wallet and everything?Yes! Oh Yeah!
The Nodes:
IP 52.28.61.59 port 8333
IP 182.56.90.144 port 8333
Those nodes are not working. Probably you're instamining OP!
Also why didn't you change the Port? It's bitcoin's port...
I am not Instamining, I am not even mining, download the blockchain file!
Any update about a working linux (headless) wallet ?
The first issue with the *nix builds was that obj/blake.c didn't exist - it was supposed to be hash/blake.o in the makefile. As such, every other file referenced in the makefile the src/hash directory had to be updated.
The second issue was that, after fixing the makefile list, most of the files in the src/hash directory wouldn't build. Presumably, the developer's MinGW gcc/g++ version is more permissive than the Debian default gcc/g++ version. Rather than throwing in a permissive flag, I went through each file and added the appropriate casts. (Someone went a little crazy with void pointers.)
At any rate, you can review these changes on the pull request I opened on the offical GitHub page. Until they are incorporated, feel free to check them out and grab the working headless source from my GitHub repository. (It's in master because it's not a new feature.) My repository has been tested on Debian and it will build either the Qt or headless wallet, both fully functional.
So I can not find one block, thought restart will not be as fast (
suxx...
suxx...
Network difficulty & hashrate is high as a kite!
Even give that I would also have expected on average to have found at least a few blocks by now since I have been running ~5% of the network total myself which was a higher percentage earlier on. So somebody is being really lucky at generating blocks and dragging others of us down in our generation counts.
Well, you might not be mining at all, click on Help ----> Debug -----> Console -----> type setgenerate true
That hashrate is not real, it is actually lower, I am fixing bugs right now!
I am mining and have been, as this is not my first time wallet mining. In fact I am mining at 249694kh/s, which is why I am surprised about not having found a block yet.
something fishy with the Blockchain, i mined some blocks in the morning, but looks like there was a fork already. Still there is also a Problem with the nodes, have 0 Connections now too.
If reward is 1, you are not on the right chain before last night fix.
Clean out everything. (download the blockchain data in OP as well and use that conf)
Just checking.
Am I on the right chain?
Am I on the right chain?
You appear to be on the right chain....unless we are both forked, which I doubt.
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