Topic: [ANN] Colossuscoin- 1.5.2 BIG, STRONG and FRIENDLY [swap closed] - page 6. (Read 33946 times)

ColossusCoin 2.0 is currently in private Beta.

testing of nodes right now, working on addition of seednodes

Is there a place with this information?

coin is getting ready to get back online in 2.0 version

Any Nodes???

I have been working on getting some new nodes up the past few days

I have uploaded the highest point in the Chain I have which is Sept 12

https://mega.co.nz/#!5wsmyIaQ!lRtK9gbnZj5y3_l9dRIk7sV-_Z3-hqDa8rrP7Uw99yA

The message of the checkpoint being too old is just a part the code that triggers a message if a checkpoint is older than 3 months. I have been looking over the code to see what improvements we can make and also am working on the ColossusCoin2.0 implementation. We need to get some more active wallets and nodes going that can connect to the highest chain, then we can set in some new checkpoints and possibly a hardfork depending on what people want and who we can get to help with it.

I could use help with all the Coding stuff and have been trying to get in contact with people that may be able to help. If you know of anyone that wants to donate their time to helping getting everything in order, direct them here.


Crest

any news?
The client is still stuck because it says the checkpoint is too old...
:-)

Seems like everyone wants to jump on to the next big thing instead of wanting to learn more about how it works and making changes.

It will be very hard resuscitation of dead coin... nearly one year and 10 pages? Really? 

Thank you Sudo.
 

Hi maxxon, i am going to ask Mullick if he could provide us the current Colossuscoin block chain and perform tests.
We are going to set up more permanent nodes to support the network. Crestington is on holiday and will be back on 20th Nov
We kindly ask you for your patience.

Cheers!
sudo23

HEEELPPP!!!

The client doesn't update the blockchain since it says the breakpoint is too old.
It is stuck at dom 31. ago 00:20:34 2014

wallet v. v1.5.2.0-col

What can I do?

Thank in advance...

Yes, I have recently been looking for some help with coding for Col 2.0 along with gathering of support and donations in order to help create the final product. It's difficult teaching yourself how to code but I can do all sorts of stuff now such as compiling in windows and linux, nodes and servers, check-pointing, crosschecking and pushing code to Github. That is simply not enough though and need some help from someone more experienced than I am to make sure I am not making mistakes and help with improvements.

Earlier this year I paid for some help from old c coder for a total of 0.5-0.6 BTC in which he helped compile a couple wallets for me, gave me links to a few of his windows compiling guides, and a few lessons on the pitfalls of magic numbers.

I also had a POS only Blockchain built for me for 1 BTC by E-Exchangers but the coin control needed work so when we were going to do it, he ended up being hospitalized and lost the 0.5 BTC upfront payment (maybe scam? I don't know for sure).

I also have a few different sets of favorite coins I will be adding as a small basket of assets for the Development Fund but more want to use escrow for that instead of holding it myself. Right now I think Sudo is best to hold onto the Coins for me and if anything it will help him with the costs of hosting the websites.

Today is also my 30th Birthday and I will be away from Nov 10th-20th as I am heading to Las Vegas so I will be available only periodically during this time, so will try to get as much done as I can before then.

What do you have for some ideas for Col2.0?

I have created several threads in order to help show all the progress, the main thread is our Master-thread on the forums http://www.colossuscointalk.org/index.php?topic=545.75

and a thread for gathering interest in the project in the alt-coin section of BitcoinTalk
https://www.bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=842940.0

 Hi Crestington! How are you. Are there any news or plans for the future COL?

Great news. I invested some amount LTC in COL. I hope that this coin will succeed, becose is my first altcoin and i have sentimental attachment for this project.

Still so much to be done yet before it is ready.

In the last week I have been working on testing of different extremes of reward changes, very minor wallet changes, setting up nodes, helping a friend learn how to compile wallets and daemons in linux, wrote a couple guides on compiling.

The wallet needs alot of work yet, it's nowhere near ready, it still needs changes in resizing, coin control, multiple wallet support.

Here is a picture of the Wallet as it looks with a couple minor changes.




My goal is to create our own self-sustaining Decentralized Corporation. Through pooling of Stake Generation and Fees into a community managed fund, donations for services are not needed as all activity generates income.

A challenge here will be creating a shared address that requires a majority of external keys for verification to send, without one person having access to all the keys at once.

Excellent! Thank you!

Tom

Relaunch date?

Colossuscoin 1.5.2 Blockchain as of August 30th

I have uploaded a full copy of the most up to date Colossuscoin 1.5.2 Blockchain as of August 30th (blkindex.dat, blk0001.dat, database)

You can download a current version of the blockchain as of August 30th here and replace the files in your
Appdata/Roaming/Colossuscoin folder (The file is pretty big: ~551 MB):

Download Link:
ColossuscoinBlockchainAugust30.rar 551.1 MB:

You can view a guide here to fully sync your wallet quickly
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-the-official-colossuscoin-repair-thread-updated-april-18th-517756

Addnodes for your COL Client

If you cannot sync, please download the colossuscoin.conf file here colossuscoin.conf file and follow the instructions below:
1. Back up wallet.dat file and save it somewhere else than in the colossuscoin folder
2. Delete colossuscoin.conf in your AppData\Roaming\Colossuscoin Folder
3. Replace the colossuscoin.conf file

colossuscoin.conf

4. Start client
5. If it gets stuck: close colossuscoin client, reopen client and continue to sync

Change your rpcuser and rpcpassword after downloading colossuscoin.conf file

Best wishes
sudo23

Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't sure how to answer your question when you wrote it, my coder has recently been hospitalized and haven't heard from him in a little over a week and a half.

My own knowledge and abilities are expanding and so I have coded changes to Colossuscoin2.0 to include coin control, fast index, DNS seeding, images and icons and currently getting the Windows QT compiled so we can go through and test some more.

Before release of Col2.0 we will also need to go through the fee minimums, percentage fees, % of Stake to the Development Fund and further code optimization.

I could also include things like anonymous messaging, IRC, and anonymous sending but my goal here is to eliminate as much potential bloat as possible and IMO it would be better to experiment with sidechains to include the extra features to connect to each other so the extra memory that these things cause can be pruned without affecting peoples personal coins.

To those who have been waiting on this for some time, I am working on this in all the spare time I have. I also work full time and allows me disposable income to help move things along a bit quicker. The reason it's taking so much time is that it's more or less me making all these changes and when it comes to working with independent coders, many can clone and compile clients but do not understand the effects of the changes.

My goal with Colossuscoin2.0 is fairly simple, create a true Decentralized Corporation which will always provide funding for future advancements without having to rely on donations and is always beneficial to hold long-term. I hope you all of you reading this will keep following our progress in our endeavor.

Crestington