Topic: ALTAIR (Read 111 times)

Important: CryptoNote can only work on 64-bit operating systems.

While the software for pools is under development, so mining is done only in solo.

Instructions for Linux

You will need to open two terminal sessions. This approach separates the daemon and the wallet separately in order to make cloud mining easy to use.

First, you must compile the source code. To install the wallet, run these commands:


git clone git://github.com/altair-coin/ALTAIR.git
cd ALTAIR
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev cmake
make -j4

The sources will compile for a while, wait. After finishing, in this terminal, type the following commands:

cd build/release/src
./altair

Let the wallet sync. Do not close the console (as soon as the daemon becomes active, you can use the show_hr command to find out your hashrate or the set_log 1/2/3 command to change the output density of log information). If you close the wallet daemon during mining, mining will also stop (obviously) and if you start the daemon again, mining will not continue (you must use the start_mining command in the wallet console to start mining).

Now, open the second terminal.

On Terminal 2, go to the same directory and type the following commands:


cd ALTAIR/build/release/src
./simplewallet --generate-new-wallet=name_of_my_wallet.bin


You will be asked to enter your password. Be careful: you will not receive any confirmation of entering the password, so be careful!
Close the wallet by typing the "exit" command.

Now type this command:

./simplewallet --wallet-file=name_of_my_wallet.bin


and enter your password. If you forgot your password or typed it incorrectly at the beginning, delete all files with names containing wallet. bin and start again. All your MRO will be lost forever if you have problems with the password, so you should check the availability of the wallet before mining begins. DON'T FORGET TO MAKE BACKUP COPIES OF YOUR WALLET FILES.

Now go to the "Mining" section. You can enter the help command to see a list of other commands, in the daemon and in the wallet. If you want to see only the appearance of new blocks in the network, just type "set_log 1" in the daemon (terminal 1).

Good luck to you and easy prey!


Extraction

And now the most pleasant thing: mining!
As soon as the wallet can send commands to the daemon, enter this command in the wallet (terminal 2):


Code:

start_mining


To find out the number of available threads, use the command nproc on Linux, sysctl -n hw. ncpu on Mac and WMIC CPU getDeviceId, NumberOfCores, NumberOfLogicalProcessors on Windows. Or of course, you can use a smaller number of threads (especially if you use the computer for something else, for example, for mining other cryptocurrencies on the GPU).

You can mine coins to any other address (terminal 1, not the wallet terminal):


Code:

start_mining

By the way, if you want to find out your hashrate, type show_hr in the daemon. And if you want to change the amount of information displayed, use set_log 1 (less information) to set_log 3 (maximum information).
How can you check that mining is going on? Check the PROCESSOR load :-) If it is less than 80%, most likely, there is still something wrong with the extraction.

I hope that the instructions helped you.

ALTAIR  a cryptocurrency that uses a hashing algorithm CryptoNote, it was launched as a payment system focused on increased transaction confidentiality. Open source software.

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Traceability of payments when using ring signatures.
Transactions in CryptoNote are similar to transactions in Bitcoin: each transaction indicates a change in the owner of a specified number of units. Several researchers point out that it is possible to identify the ownership of some Bitcoin addresses based on the Bitcoin block chain. To complicate this kind of analysis, CryptoNote technology uses one-time addresses as recipient addresses and ring signatures that simultaneously indicate the right to dispose of one of the outputs that form a given amount, but do not allow determining which of the listed outputs the sender used.


Transactions signed with a ring signature refer to several other transactions in the block chain. At the same time, it is not required that all the listed transactions are addressed to this sender. From the observer's point of view, such a transaction is equally likely to use any of the transactions it refers to as an input. The more references to previous transactions are included in the ring signature, the greater the uncertainty and the larger the size of the signature itself. The commission of the network for its inclusion in the block depends on the size of the transaction. The sender can choose between reducing the commission and increasing anonymity. This approach to anonymity can be described as passive decentralized mixing.

Transaction outputs are sent to a one-time address, which is generated from the sender's real address and a random transaction key. The recipient will be able to calculate the private key necessary for disposing of the received one from his private key and the same random key specified in the transaction body. From the point of view of an observer, several transactions in favor of the same address will look like they were sent to different addresses that have nothing in common with each other.



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