How many coins a Masternode receive Daily ?
0.88 x 3 or 4. around that.
Topic: [*] 8BIT [Dark Masternodes][Anon][Roadmap Stage 4] - page 33. (Read 379550 times)
0.88 x 3 or 4. around that.
That nodes in First Page are updated ?
How many coins a Masternode receive Daily ?
Is there a way to increase syncing speed?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
1) Use bootstrap or install parsed blockchain
2) I forgot about forks since I use 1GB ram + 2GB swap
I started with the blockchain from the local wallet, so it was up to date when it started.
But over time it is getting more and more behind.
What do you mean by 2) ?
Is there a way to increase syncing speed?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
1) Use bootstrap or install parsed blockchain
2) I forgot about forks since I use 1GB ram + 2GB swap
I'm running a 2 gb ram system (no swap, because the system doesn't allow it). And it just keeps dying.
When is the new wallet going to be available?
Is there a way to increase syncing speed?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
1) Use bootstrap or install parsed blockchain
2) I forgot about forks since I use 1GB ram + 2GB swap
Is there a way to increase syncing speed?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
My masternode is on a Vultr vps.
The syncing of the masternode can't keep up with the increment of the blockchain, so it is getting more and more behind.
I have 512mb memory and 2GB swap.
How can I speed this up?
Stack more time and i get more reward. Right ? 
i really enjoy the combustion of rationality and delusion here. have a nice week people 
Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
I expect that there is not enough computer resources, or errors in reading / writing from the disk.I GUI works with an uptime of more than 1 month
Well its a pretty old computer. P4 with 2GB of ram.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
Although I was running 20 copies of the wallet, but I'm using a server:
2 CPUs Xeon E5645 2.40GHz / RAM 28GB / SWAP 28GB
This server was purchased specifically for MN 8bit. Thanks to the wall on the exchange at the level of 7000 satosh, I managed to recoup all costs for 1.5 months.
Thank you, the unknown, keeping the course on the same level.
Well its a pretty old computer. P4 with 2GB of ram.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
This setup is perfectly fine to run the wallet. Even without swap (although I recommend having extra 2GB swap). Random crashes every few weeks or months are not something worth further investigation (I spot such ones rarely).
Agreed. I would just focus on completing the new wallet with the new coins per masternode requirements. Would be great to have that soon!
Well its a pretty old computer. P4 with 2GB of ram.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
This setup is perfectly fine to run the wallet. Even without swap (although I recommend having extra 2GB swap). Random crashes every few weeks or months are not something worth further investigation (I spot such ones rarely).
no man. its linux it works on everathing
like litteraalaaeyyyy
funny thing? today i tried to open the gui just for fun and it started.
like litteraalaaeyyyyyyyy
like litteraalaaeyyyy
funny thing? today i tried to open the gui just for fun and it started.
like litteraalaaeyyyyyyyy
Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
I expect that there is not enough computer resources, or errors in reading / writing from the disk.I GUI works with an uptime of more than 1 month
Well its a pretty old computer. P4 with 2GB of ram.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
so your thoughts are :
hmmm 8bit is old tech so i am gonna use old computer
, in that case your using a wrong computer , you have to use x86 with (MS)DOS 1.0 
Is there a Social communication ? Slack, Discord, telegram ?
Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
I expect that there is not enough computer resources, or errors in reading / writing from the disk.I GUI works with an uptime of more than 1 month
Well its a pretty old computer. P4 with 2GB of ram.
Its only job is the 8bit wallet....so i dunno.
Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
I expect that there is not enough computer resources, or errors in reading / writing from the disk.I GUI works with an uptime of more than 1 month
[The last step, on Wallet create(2. Installing 8bit-qt) doesn't work, it show the message: "destination path '8bit' already exists and is not an empty directory."
Code:
cd ~/8bit
qmake
make
rename the 8bit CLI folder to 8bitCLI
then proceed with the GUI compilation-installation. Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
In addition the config folder is hidden under the name .8bit on your home folder. Both the CLI and the GUI take their settings and blockchain data from .8bit folder (the same of appdata/roaming/8bit if you were on windows).
then proceed with the GUI compilation-installation. Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
In addition the config folder is hidden under the name .8bit on your home folder. Both the CLI and the GUI take their settings and blockchain data from .8bit folder (the same of appdata/roaming/8bit if you were on windows).
It return an error when I try to run 8bitd: "8bitd: error while loading shared libraries: libsecp256k1.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
did you successfully run this command? its seems no
Code:
cd ~&&git clone http://www.github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1&&cd secp256k1&&git checkout a1d5ae1&&./autogen.sh&&./configure&&make&&sudo make install&&cd ..
From the instructions are missing the installation of git. do a sudo apt-get install git after the first set of commands (dependencies).
So 1. sudo apt-get install -y libminiupnpc-dev autoconf automake build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev
2. sudo apt-get install git
3. cd ~&&git clone http://www.github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1&&cd secp256k1&&git checkout a1d5ae1&&./autogen.sh&&./configure&&make&&sudo make install&&cd ..
4. etc etc.
rename the 8bit CLI folder to 8bitCLI
then proceed with the GUI compilation-installation. Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
In addition the config folder is hidden under the name .8bit on your home folder. Both the CLI and the GUI take their settings and blockchain data from .8bit folder (the same of appdata/roaming/8bit if you were on windows).
then proceed with the GUI compilation-installation. Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
In addition the config folder is hidden under the name .8bit on your home folder. Both the CLI and the GUI take their settings and blockchain data from .8bit folder (the same of appdata/roaming/8bit if you were on windows).
It return an error when I try to run 8bitd: "8bitd: error while loading shared libraries: libsecp256k1.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Although after a few days the GUI crashes on linux as well (segmentation core dump)
Assuming your wallet is encrypted and you have been not unlocking it for some time, do you still have a core dump file?Jump to: