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dtc2017 do you mind if I copy some of your posts to a Apertus discussion thread I am setting up on datacoin testnet?
I'm Starting a #rDatacoin thread. Apertus.io users will only need search for #rDatacoin on the datacoin testnet to build and read the thread.
please consider posting to the thread yourself just type #rDatacoin somewhere in your message and verify that the
#Keywords option is enabled in the options panel before etching and your message will be included in the thread.
Also: disabling the filter option in this same panel would let you build your examples without using a signature but be careful not to turn on real time monitoring with filtering disabled or building a transaction from an unknown trusted source as it will not be filtered.
Thanks for your energy. We are excited to see people experimenting with decentralized code release and execution.
PS: I've done more research on the access denied issue you are receiving.. this may be a limitation of the .net web control we have wrapped into Apertus. It has some security and JavaScript limitations. We hope to overcome this hurdle as part of our next development cycle which begins oct 23.
I'm Starting a #rDatacoin thread. Apertus.io users will only need search for #rDatacoin on the datacoin testnet to build and read the thread.
please consider posting to the thread yourself just type #rDatacoin somewhere in your message and verify that the
#Keywords option is enabled in the options panel before etching and your message will be included in the thread.
Also: disabling the filter option in this same panel would let you build your examples without using a signature but be careful not to turn on real time monitoring with filtering disabled or building a transaction from an unknown trusted source as it will not be filtered.
Thanks for your energy. We are excited to see people experimenting with decentralized code release and execution.
PS: I've done more research on the access denied issue you are receiving.. this may be a limitation of the .net web control we have wrapped into Apertus. It has some security and JavaScript limitations. We hope to overcome this hurdle as part of our next development cycle which begins oct 23.
Not a problem that is quite a neat idea, thanks for supporting Datacoin on Apertus it adds so much value to this project and is a cinch to use.
I encourage other members on this forum to try it out if you have not already done so. Also special thanks to Atomsea for helping us out with
a new block explorer - mucho apreciado
Hi Team!
More Mining Pools.
MarcusDE's dedication to Datacoin cannot be denied considering he's kept a mining pool going for years despite Datacoin usage doldrums that killed off everyone else.... A massive ongoing thank you to him.
That being said, it's key we get more.
I think I need not give a cypherpunk blockchain 101 decentralization lesson to make my point . . .
We all know.
Hope some can take up the noble cause!
Kind Regards,
The AtomSea
More Mining Pools.
MarcusDE's dedication to Datacoin cannot be denied considering he's kept a mining pool going for years despite Datacoin usage doldrums that killed off everyone else.... A massive ongoing thank you to him.
That being said, it's key we get more.
I think I need not give a cypherpunk blockchain 101 decentralization lesson to make my point . . .
We all know.
Hope some can take up the noble cause!
Kind Regards,
The AtomSea
Storing data in network on whole planet where no force can get us all to destroy that data is simply freedom!
In world where all try to tell you what you can and what you can't do.
I'm happy I can help with that :-)
Miner plz correct your config (dtc.graymines.net pool)
ERROR: invalid address for share: AQfederVM8TiCTPa8FpSUfJnEn6VqXj5Dm
ERROR: invalid address for share: AQfederVM8TiCTPa8FpSUfJnEn6VqXj5Dm
You should use DTC address.
ERROR: invalid address for share: AQfederVM8TiCTPa8FpSUfJnEn6VqXj5Dm
ERROR: invalid address for share: AQfederVM8TiCTPa8FpSUfJnEn6VqXj5Dm
You should use DTC address.
dtc2017 do you mind if I copy some of your posts to a Apertus discussion thread I am setting up on datacoin testnet?
I'm Starting a #rDatacoin thread. Apertus.io users will only need search for #rDatacoin on the datacoin testnet to build and read the thread.
please consider posting to the thread yourself just type #rDatacoin somewhere in your message and verify that the
#Keywords option is enabled in the options panel before etching and your message will be included in the thread.
Also: disabling the filter option in this same panel would let you build your examples without using a signature but be careful not to turn on real time monitoring with filtering disabled or building a transaction from an unknown trusted source as it will not be filtered.
Thanks for your energy. We are excited to see people experimenting with decentralized code release and execution.
PS: I've done more research on the access denied issue you are receiving.. this may be a limitation of the .net web control we have wrapped into Apertus. It has some security and JavaScript limitations. We hope to overcome this hurdle as part of our next development cycle which begins oct 23.
I'm Starting a #rDatacoin thread. Apertus.io users will only need search for #rDatacoin on the datacoin testnet to build and read the thread.
please consider posting to the thread yourself just type #rDatacoin somewhere in your message and verify that the
#Keywords option is enabled in the options panel before etching and your message will be included in the thread.
Also: disabling the filter option in this same panel would let you build your examples without using a signature but be careful not to turn on real time monitoring with filtering disabled or building a transaction from an unknown trusted source as it will not be filtered.
Thanks for your energy. We are excited to see people experimenting with decentralized code release and execution.
PS: I've done more research on the access denied issue you are receiving.. this may be a limitation of the .net web control we have wrapped into Apertus. It has some security and JavaScript limitations. We hope to overcome this hurdle as part of our next development cycle which begins oct 23.
#Note this is a draft copy, improved version coming soon to Steemit
Datacoin - How to Etch an IBM PCx86 simulator to the Blockchain Pt 2 (Applications)
Windows Tutorial
Continuing from the previous guide your simulator should be up and running, it's now time to add some software using the links feature
included with Apertus. Links allow you to use previously etched content stored in the Apertus root index.
The following tutorial will demonstrate how to add a copy of VisiCalc, a trailblazing spreadsheet program
released for the Apple II in the late 1970's. More information on VisiCalc is available below.
...
Datacoin - How to Etch an IBM PCx86 simulator to the Blockchain Pt 2 (Applications)
Windows Tutorial
Continuing from the previous guide your simulator should be up and running, it's now time to add some software using the links feature
included with Apertus. Links allow you to use previously etched content stored in the Apertus root index.
The following tutorial will demonstrate how to add a copy of VisiCalc, a trailblazing spreadsheet program
released for the Apple II in the late 1970's. More information on VisiCalc is available below.
...
Holy crap! Amazing work dtc2017!!!
To say I'm exxcited by this is a huge understatement.
We love that so many see what can be done with a properly running decentralized cypherpunk blockchain in conjunction with the right tools.
It's extremely gratifying with extra joyness
That said -- we want to help the Datacoin eco-system:
We at HugPuddle are willing pay for another blockchain explorer (send me the BTC address for CryptoID payment, if you cats want to roll with them).
Also, we will pay a bounty to anyone that gets a second Datacoin mining pool going.
In addition, let us know how else we can be of service to aid in making the Datacoin eco-system stronger
Decentralize all the Things!
Kind Regards,
The AtomSea
Found a nifty cryptocurrency search engine while idling in ##altcoins and right now it doesn't look like they've heard of Datacoin.
Randolf Richardson <[email protected]>
6:23 PM (58 minutes ago)
to me
You're right, and we've just added DTC (Datacoin) to the database.
Thank you for the information -- we're always happy to receive
information about currencies that we've missed so that we can make
sure that they're included, and we very much appreciate that you've
taken the time to share this information with us.
We feel that including more currencies in the Currency Root database
is beneficial to the entire cryptographic currency industry, which is
why we're glad you've provided us with this information. At this
piont the Currency Root web site is still new, but we do have plans
to add individual pages for every currency in the near future that
provides more information than what you currently see listed. If you
would like, I'd be happy to let you know once the separate page for
DTC is functional (all currency pages will be ready at that time).
> You missed Datacoin.
> Twitter: www.twitter.com/DatacoinX
> Exchange: https://btcpop.co
> Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-datacoin-censorship-free-data-storage-2188160
Randolf Richardson - [email protected]
Inter-Corporate Computer & Network Services, Inc.
Beautiful British Columbia, Canada
http://www.inter-corporate.com/
and i have tried 2 .bats
xpmclient -o http://127.0.0.1:2222 -u user -p password
xpmclient -u user -p password -w DETJLA3XaUzUSm9yGRvoqjxMNMiN7dtopp
both get stick at same point for hours...
Any ideas please?
You don't need to use command line parameters. The config file is enought.
Thankyou for all your assistance today.
All working, and FIRST block finally found.
J
#Note this is a draft copy, improved version coming soon to Steemit
Datacoin - How to Etch an IBM PCx86 simulator to the Blockchain Pt 2 (Applications)
Windows Tutorial
Continuing from the previous guide your simulator should be up and running, it's now time to add some software using the links feature
included with Apertus. Links allow you to use previously etched content stored in the Apertus root index.
The following tutorial will demonstrate how to add a copy of VisiCalc, a trailblazing spreadsheet program
released for the Apple II in the late 1970's. More information on VisiCalc is available below.
1. Create a new folder called ibmapps and add the following files from your ibmjs directory
index.html
PCDOSS100.json
visicalc.json
components.css
components.xsl
example.xml
2. In your ibmapps folder, open example1.xml in notepad, scroll across and add in the following before line
This line adds the floppy disk driver component and software VisiCalc
3. You may have noticed that we didn't copy accross a few of the files from the ibmjs folder, we will be using previously eteched
copies which will help us reduce the overall publishing cost.
Soon you be able to work out those savings in VisiCalc
4. Go to your main Apertus directory and open the root folder. Unless you have etched multiple times you should have only one folder
listed if not open each folder until you find the content from the previous tutorial. Click on the folder containing your files and
highlight the long string, select copy. This is the transactoinid that you will be inserting into your new files to create the link.
5. Edit example1.xml in notepad, scroll across until you find an entry for ibm-basic.1.00.json, add / then the transactionid
i.e
6bf7c945623b1571571369769285dd350832703b880fa6978cdfd08db77398d8/ibm-basic-1.00.json
Repeat for
ibm.mda-cga.json
1981-04-24.json
Edit index.html, scroll across until you find an entry for pcx86.js again add / then the transactionid
Save both files.
6. Launch your Datacoin wallet and wait for it to fully sync then open Apertus.
7. You should already have a profile setup from the previous tutorial. Select your settings then
click attach and browse to your ibmapps folder. Select all files using ctrl + a and hit ok.
Providing you have enough DTC in your wallet to complete the transaction, click etch to publish your simulation to
the blockchain.
8. On startup it will display the dos command line, to run VisiCalc simply enter B:vc (no /)
Working example
https://imgur.com/a/RWPon
---------------------------
VisiCalc
---------------------------
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VisiCalc
http://toastytech.com/manuals/VisiCalc%201.1.pdf
Datacoin thread - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-datacoin-censorship-free-data-storage-2188160
PCjs © 2012-2017 by Jeff Parsons (@jeffpar)
Datacoin - How to Etch an IBM PCx86 simulator to the Blockchain Pt 2 (Applications)
Windows Tutorial
Continuing from the previous guide your simulator should be up and running, it's now time to add some software using the links feature
included with Apertus. Links allow you to use previously etched content stored in the Apertus root index.
The following tutorial will demonstrate how to add a copy of VisiCalc, a trailblazing spreadsheet program
released for the Apple II in the late 1970's. More information on VisiCalc is available below.
1. Create a new folder called ibmapps and add the following files from your ibmjs directory
index.html
PCDOSS100.json
visicalc.json
components.css
components.xsl
example.xml
2. In your ibmapps folder, open example1.xml in notepad, scroll across and add in the following before line
This line adds the floppy disk driver component and software VisiCalc
3. You may have noticed that we didn't copy accross a few of the files from the ibmjs folder, we will be using previously eteched
copies which will help us reduce the overall publishing cost.
Soon you be able to work out those savings in VisiCalc
4. Go to your main Apertus directory and open the root folder. Unless you have etched multiple times you should have only one folder
listed if not open each folder until you find the content from the previous tutorial. Click on the folder containing your files and
highlight the long string, select copy. This is the transactoinid that you will be inserting into your new files to create the link.
5. Edit example1.xml in notepad, scroll across until you find an entry for ibm-basic.1.00.json, add / then the transactionid
i.e
6bf7c945623b1571571369769285dd350832703b880fa6978cdfd08db77398d8/ibm-basic-1.00.json
Repeat for
ibm.mda-cga.json
1981-04-24.json
Edit index.html, scroll across until you find an entry for pcx86.js again add / then the transactionid
Save both files.
6. Launch your Datacoin wallet and wait for it to fully sync then open Apertus.
7. You should already have a profile setup from the previous tutorial. Select your settings then
click attach and browse to your ibmapps folder. Select all files using ctrl + a and hit ok.
Providing you have enough DTC in your wallet to complete the transaction, click etch to publish your simulation to
the blockchain.
8. On startup it will display the dos command line, to run VisiCalc simply enter B:vc (no /)
Working example
https://imgur.com/a/RWPon
---------------------------
VisiCalc
---------------------------
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VisiCalc
http://toastytech.com/manuals/VisiCalc%201.1.pdf
Datacoin thread - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-datacoin-censorship-free-data-storage-2188160
PCjs © 2012-2017 by Jeff Parsons (@jeffpar)
and i have tried 2 .bats
xpmclient -o http://127.0.0.1:2222 -u user -p password
xpmclient -u user -p password -w DETJLA3XaUzUSm9yGRvoqjxMNMiN7dtopp
both get stick at same point for hours...
Any ideas please?
You don't need to use command line parameters. The config file is enought.
CPU high performance version of datacoin wallet with some last patches from primecoin and QT.
Windows binaries https://yadi.sk/d/CU8Jjcef3Nnv6C
Sources https://yadi.sk/d/kysBlTWL3Nnv7q
For solo mining type in debug console: setgenerate true -1
For mining stats type: getmininginfo
Datacoin wallet with embedded server for local GPU solo mining with xpmclient.
Windows binaries https://yadi.sk/d/6YbILBAN3NnvRn
Sources https://yadi.sk/d/2ju1_54n3NnvUF
Xpmclient https://yadi.sk/d/gFMn5wDw3Nnven
For starting server type in debug console: setgenerate true
Download xpmclient and configure it for localhost or 127.0.0.1.
You can use server and client at different devices. You need to set "host=YOUR_IP_ADDRESS" in datacoin.conf for it.
It sends 1% of mined datacoins for donation. It can be changed in command line.
These sources include last patches from primecoin and QT 5. These also include patches for working with last versions of some libraries (f.e. czmq lib).
They are successfully compiled in Windows. But I believe they can be compiled (with some minor patches of makefile) on other systems.
Getdata works without problems.
Windows binaries https://yadi.sk/d/CU8Jjcef3Nnv6C
Sources https://yadi.sk/d/kysBlTWL3Nnv7q
For solo mining type in debug console: setgenerate true -1
For mining stats type: getmininginfo
Datacoin wallet with embedded server for local GPU solo mining with xpmclient.
Windows binaries https://yadi.sk/d/6YbILBAN3NnvRn
Sources https://yadi.sk/d/2ju1_54n3NnvUF
Xpmclient https://yadi.sk/d/gFMn5wDw3Nnven
For starting server type in debug console: setgenerate true
Download xpmclient and configure it for localhost or 127.0.0.1.
You can use server and client at different devices. You need to set "host=YOUR_IP_ADDRESS" in datacoin.conf for it.
It sends 1% of mined datacoins for donation. It can be changed in command line.
These sources include last patches from primecoin and QT 5. These also include patches for working with last versions of some libraries (f.e. czmq lib).
They are successfully compiled in Windows. But I believe they can be compiled (with some minor patches of makefile) on other systems.
Getdata works without problems.
Ok, so dll's are great and allow wallet to run...
Great
but now..
getting stuck at "connecting to frontend: 127.0.0.1:222
So for completeness, i am using http://graymines.net/miners/datacoin/dtcclient_v10.1beta.zip
You need to use port=6666. It is by default.
I have uploaded the xpmclient with a working sample config on https://yadi.sk/d/gFMn5wDw3Nnven
I have updated all the archives and moved them there also.
very interesting , but a little difficult for me, still learn how to participate this project !
I downloaded and tried this, but it is missing several dlls.
I searched my pc, and found multiple different versions of the missing dlls, and so far have not found a combination which work.
Could you please give me the correct dlls?
LIBEAY32.dll
SSLEAY32.dll
zlib1.dll
Thanks
Sorry for that. I haven't tested these binaries on a new clean computer.
These dlls is general. In my case these are in the mingw distributive.
You can get dlls with following link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz9EpO65pdadaktKRktzQVpvZzg
If you need more dlls I'll upload it.
Please, report on successful execution. Then I'll include these dlls in the wallet archives.
Wow, quick response. Thankyou.
Ok, so dll's are great and allow wallet to run...but now..
getting stuck at "connecting to frontend: 127.0.0.1:222
So for completeness, i am using http://graymines.net/miners/datacoin/dtcclient_v10.1beta.zip
my config is
server = "127.0.0.1";
port = "2222";
rpcuser = "user";
rpcpassword = "password";
address = "DETJLA3XaUzUSm9yGRvoqjxMNMiN7dtopp";
name = "testing1";
platform = "nvidia";
onCrash = "0";
cpuload = "1";
target = "9";
sieveSize = "210";
weaveDepth = "65536";
width = "18";
windowSize = "8188";
devices = ["1", "1"];
sieveprimorial = ["13", "13"];
sievePerRound = ["5", "5"];
corefreq = ["-1", "-1"];
memfreq = ["-1", "-1"];
powertune = ["-1", "-1"];
fanspeed = ["-1", "-1"];
and i have tried 2 .bats
xpmclient -o http://127.0.0.1:2222 -u user -p password
xpmclient -u user -p password -w DETJLA3XaUzUSm9yGRvoqjxMNMiN7dtopp
both get stick at same point for hours...
Any ideas please?
I downloaded and tried this, but it is missing several dlls.
I searched my pc, and found multiple different versions of the missing dlls, and so far have not found a combination which work.
Could you please give me the correct dlls?
LIBEAY32.dll
SSLEAY32.dll
zlib1.dll
Thanks
Sorry for that. I haven't tested these binaries on a new clean computer.
These dlls is general. In my case these are in the mingw distributive.
You can get dlls with following link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz9EpO65pdadaktKRktzQVpvZzg
If you need more dlls I'll upload it.
Please, report on successful execution. Then I'll include these dlls in the wallet archives.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz9EpO65pdadRW9LWnRQREJNYzA/view?usp=sharing
Datacoin wallet with embedded server for local GPU solo mining with xpmclient.
Type "setgenerate true" in debug console for starting server.
Download xpmclient and configure it for localhost or 127.0.0.1.
Datacoin wallet with embedded server for local GPU solo mining with xpmclient.
Type "setgenerate true" in debug console for starting server.
Download xpmclient and configure it for localhost or 127.0.0.1.
Hi there,
I downloaded and tried this, but it is missing several dlls.
I searched my pc, and found multiple different versions of the missing dlls, and so far have not found a combination which work.
Could you please give me the correct dlls?
LIBEAY32.dll
SSLEAY32.dll
zlib1.dll
Thanks
Pool crashed, now is up and running ;-)
the pool dtc.graymines .net seems not work now.
Good news!
i have confirmed the issue with Apertus not being able to build remote variable data transactions is because gettransaction was implemented instead of getrawtransaction.
i am fixing this in code now. Hugpuddle should be releasing an Apertus.io fix that allows full variable storage and remote retrieval within a week.
you can still test this feature as it does currently rebuild anything you etch to your local wallet using variable storage. go ahead and try DTC-V out. it is 100X faster and is also cheaper than using generic DTC storage. both methods are setup by default in Apertus.io
we recommend that you store the file using variable DTC-V storage then link to the stored file using standard DTC keywords, signatures and profiles . The variable storage method doesn't offer the same tracking abilities as standard storage method and because of this it will be easy to misplace your etchings if you ever lose the transaction id.
PS: once this is resolved you will find a little something special just waiting to be discovered in variable storage at this transaction id:
6b47d5fa48c05ec4b6be220a67b1d61204e849bc965d6a6dd03dca91eecf4916
thanks for your time
i have confirmed the issue with Apertus not being able to build remote variable data transactions is because gettransaction was implemented instead of getrawtransaction.
i am fixing this in code now. Hugpuddle should be releasing an Apertus.io fix that allows full variable storage and remote retrieval within a week.
you can still test this feature as it does currently rebuild anything you etch to your local wallet using variable storage. go ahead and try DTC-V out. it is 100X faster and is also cheaper than using generic DTC storage. both methods are setup by default in Apertus.io
we recommend that you store the file using variable DTC-V storage then link to the stored file using standard DTC keywords, signatures and profiles . The variable storage method doesn't offer the same tracking abilities as standard storage method and because of this it will be easy to misplace your etchings if you ever lose the transaction id.
PS: once this is resolved you will find a little something special just waiting to be discovered in variable storage at this transaction id:
6b47d5fa48c05ec4b6be220a67b1d61204e849bc965d6a6dd03dca91eecf4916
thanks for your time
Hi Team!
More Mining Pools.
MarcusDE's dedication to Datacoin cannot be denied considering he's kept a mining pool going for years despite Datacoin usage doldrums that killed off everyone else.... A massive ongoing thank you to him.
That being said, it's key we get more.
I think I need not give a cypherpunk blockchain 101 decentralization lesson to make my point . . .
We all know.
Hope some can take up the noble cause!
Kind Regards,
The AtomSea
More Mining Pools.
MarcusDE's dedication to Datacoin cannot be denied considering he's kept a mining pool going for years despite Datacoin usage doldrums that killed off everyone else.... A massive ongoing thank you to him.
That being said, it's key we get more.
I think I need not give a cypherpunk blockchain 101 decentralization lesson to make my point . . .
We all know.
Hope some can take up the noble cause!
Kind Regards,
The AtomSea
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