Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 737. (Read 2007155 times)

is there a simple wallet that i can use in my laptop,what is the size of the core wallet and do we need to download a huge amount of files like bitcoin core and if so what will be the total size

but today price of btc didn't raise..
maybe eth will recover but it will be harder than I thought some times ago..

Price of BTC rises...altcoins suffer. Shows who still is the true king.

definitely maybe

https://etherscan.io/txsPending not much as bitcoin mempool but it is not good.

I have the same question. It is the largest faller of the big altcoins. Is the Ethereum under attack again?

Ethereum my Goodness.................. recently how much price going guys do know about .........?

mine works, even my rigs powered with conventional disks.

try nuking your chaindata and resync with --fast.

some of the block with malicious calculations refer back to previous blocks to crunch more data. limiting the bulk of old blocks to headers only curbs the amount of erroneous calculations needed to process (and sync) a block.

i updated to 0.8.6 and it wont sync. and i know no one with a working wallet no one .

shity service i try to scny for days now

In the first part you've explained why price is stable. People just can't transfer their ETHFs to the exchanges and sell them out.

Well, what version of the wallet are you running, and on what hardware?  The last solid month or more the network has been sustaining constant dos attacks, making syncing super slow for some.  0.8.6 contains the hardfork to fix most of those issues, with another coming to further complete the fix.

Most likely a scam like any other sites that promises those returns...

I have the same problem too with getting to sync geth as I have an error message saying: gas used error. I wonder why this has come up. Now, I would be forced to start over syncing with the network from scratch. If anyone could provide me with a recent blockchain data, in order to speed up the process I would greatly appreciate it. 

Ethereum has a problem again :s
cannot synchronize nor parity nor geth
Should wait for transaction very long...
If it will ever be fixed?
However price is stable over 0.018

Why is this a constant problem?  Since I started with ETH months ago geth synchronization has been a mess.  This is such a fundamental function for any coin.  If this doesn;t work how can anyone have any confidence in the coin or the development team that is supporting it?  Starting a wallet and having it synch should be automatic and without all the aggravation we get from geth and ETH.

I know I am venting but is anyone ever going to fix this?

Ethereum Wallet 0.8.6 - Miner Report (Solo Mode Test)

https://coins.newbium.com/post/3341-ethereum-wallet-0-8-6-miner-report-solo-mode-te

last night I had to stop mining. I saw my 7950 is hashing @2Mhashes instead of 13.5Mhashes. Can any one tell me what happened ? I am facing this sort of problem more frequently now a days.

More forks

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/58i8e0/update_on_hf_2_and_client_optimizations/?st=iunoy996&sh=8a6ccc70

Update on HF 2 and client optimizations
Submitted 3 days ago * by vbuterinJust some guy - announcement
Geth developers are working on an optimization that will store a direct on-disk table representing account storage, allowing accounts to be accessed in O(1) leveldb reads instead of O(log(n)) leveldb reads as is the case now. Preliminary tests suggest a 5x speedup in processing account reads if this is done. This is a fairly large change to the client (not quite but almost as complex as journaling) so don't expect it out tomorrow, but it will make a large difference.
Simpler optimizations on the in-memory trie cache are achieving ~30% speedups.
We're looking at simple forms of state tree pruning to allow nodes to reduce their storage size without having to delete the DB and fast sync from scratch. This should increase processing time indirectly.
The main debate in the hard fork discussions is whether to implement EIP 158 with section 2 or with (1c) (there is little value in doing both). The two carry different risks; section 2 is more complex from an in-EVM consensus standpoint, whereas (1c) requires more substantial re-architectures in other areas of geth to implement, as iterating through all accounts is not a use case that needed to be supported in all nodes before.
We are considering adding replay protection, likely either EIP 155 or a simpler trick involving using the upper bits of the tx nonce as a chain ID, but nothing is yet finalized.

yes there is
i know no one with a working wallet. and i try for a friend to get his ether predao fork out of that wallet. i start thinking his coins are burned. he is another colateral damage of the big daobailoutfork .

Is there something wrong with geth?  I had switched to parity but now when I start geth or the wallet no blocks load and it will not sync.  I am using the latest wallet (6) and geth (18).

Thanks.