Topic: [ANN] ¤ DMD Diamond 3.0 | Scarce ¤ Valuable ¤ Secure | PoS 3.0 | Masternodes 65% - page 714. (Read 1260677 times)

Glory to Ukraine!
Topic closed.

You probably watched a lot of the zombie TV. Understand that any policy is puppets - whether Putin and Lukashenko or any other president. for all of them, is a group of people with big money to pay this performance. Oligarchs - this is the main cause of all ills. They sow discord between a people and make them think that your neighbor is very bad and his want to capture. But in fact, they defend their oil and gas interests are parasites living due to people's resources that belong to everyone. Now people live like laboratory mice sorted by different cells. You can not freely and at any time to take leave and go where you want. You have to stoop to get help to pay duties to officials, just for the fact that you live in one of these areas. Although Earth is the common home for all people. Crypto currency just give everyone the opportunity to change this situation.
Easier look at this cartoon about the power, everything is very well presented. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OgTUioO4ZA
P.s I understand that the policy is beyond the scope of this discussion forum, but  my few words ..

hi stoody

its like a streak of bad luck we have too
multipool just started attract new people
towards mining for DMD rewards

it seems now the server hosting the frontend
and the BTC-DMD convertion
did run into technical troubles
that increase the maintenance timeframe

all mining is done external and all mining rewards are save
just the front end to see the stats and the BTC-DMD conversion is at the moment down

will update once i have news

hi all:) any clue when the dmd multipool will be working, no rush i only just switched my miners over and it went down, lol, just my luck

No, everything is planned by russia and putin many years ago. a third of people in the East of the country easily tricked.

useCryptos down I can't login ... tried many times today

Created a new account, and guess what ... Can't login

I just logged in with no problem utahjohn.

Maybe your ISP is having problems?  I am on the east coast.

pokeytex

useCryptos down I can't login ... tried many times today

Created a new account, and guess what ... Can't login

Many people do not satisfied with the fact that the government now get up to around the world. But it's all due to the fact that the oligarchs and bankers have unlimited power over the common people. They impose their own rules and print their own currency in an amount and for as long as they want. Ukraine is now at war with itself. More precisely it is a war of the oligarchs with with their own people. This is very bad for everyone. That is why the future is a crypto currency. It will allow people to control their own lives and the bankers will not be able to take away from the people of their savings. And now, it occurs constantly. All savings in paper currency, may at any time be impaired. Diamond ideal as crypto currency to accumulate their wealth.

..you use the difficulty setting ie "d=0.02" as your password instead of "x".

thx alex for remind us

but it doesnt full to this case because he have only 3 connections
low number of coin pile low number of adresses in that wallet

still i think we need to wait for 2.0.3.2
because i have no idea why his wallet act so different from mine

About hight CPU usage.

I am currently hacking the next wallet version, with the specific focus to cure the dreaded block index corruption issue (already found out the reason).
However, during testing and some measurements, it seems the wallet is doing some 12 calculations of the block hash for each block it receives from the network (this, considering 2.0.3.1 already has eliminated some of these!). These hash calculations are always expensive.

In minting mode, the wallet would periodically traverse over the list of coin 'piles' it has, as well as all the addresses it has in the wallet. As it turns out, the Bitcoin design and therefore inherited by almost all other coins is to create a new address for the 'change' (the remainder, when you send coins). This is done to 'guarantee' anonymity, although what is achieved is questionable, because anyone with the full block chain can track this, of course. The sad side effect is your wallet gets bloated more and more, as you send out coins.

So if you have had many outgoing transactions, you will have lots of very small coin piles and (unfortunately) many addresses (public/private key pairs) in the wallets, most of which would have zero balance. In Diamond, PoS would naturally work to group those small coin piles (including dust) into larger piles, but unfortunately, it will not eliminate the addresses..

Some of the next Diamond wallets will have a feature to handle that, if the uses so wishes. That will help greatly busy wallets, such as pools and exchanges. In mean time, you could help yourself -- for new transactions only -- by utilizing the 'change address' feature of Coin Control -- when you send out Diamonds.

What all this means in essence is, that you will get much better performance, if you separate your 'savings' and 'spending' wallets. Only send coins to the 'savings' wallet and let it mint, and do not send out coins out of it -- if you do, use Coin Control to direct the change to your own address.

If you already suffer from too much bloat, about the only possible workaround is this:

   of course, make a backup of your wallet.dat first
   check to see which addresses have coins with listaddressgroupings
   dump the private keys (with dumpprivkey) for each address which you have given out to others to send you coins AND all addresses you identified have coins in the previous step.
   stop the wallet
   move the old wallet.dat out of the way
   start the wallet
   import all the private keys with importprivkey (this will rescan the block chain for each one)

enjoy your faster wallet.

On the high CPU usage again.

Normally, without any special configuration, the wallet will try to participate as much as possible in the Diamond network. This is of course good thing and is encouraged.

However, combined with the conditions described in my previous post, this might further increase the CPU load.

Consider this: the wallet has by default limit of 125 connections to peers. When a peer sends you a new block, you do some 12 hashes of it in various check routines (at the moment, working on it). It is very much possible that multiple peers will send you the same block at about the same time -- you will ignore all but the first, but will do the processing nevertheless.
In addition, when a peer asks you for blocks to sync (any wallet will ask any and all other wallets it is connected with about blocks it doesn't yet have) you are sending them streams of 500 blocks at a time. You do some processing around selecting those blocks and transmitting them. There may be several peers asking for blocks as the same time.

If you would like to ultimately reduce your CPU usage while minting, you can restrict your participation in the network topology. This topic is sufficiently discussed in the thread, but in short, for least load, you should have

connect=somereliablenode
connect=someothernode
listen=0
noirc=1

If you look back in the thread, this was a suggested configuration for nodes that generate blocks, like when you mint.

If on the other hand, you don't mind the CPU load, you are welcome to let your node fully participate in the network.

what windows version u both use?
windows 7 or 8.1
32 or 64 bit
u run latest 2.0.3.1 wallet ?
2.0.3.0 did run there without troubles?