Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 192. (Read 1369788 times)
December 19, 2014, 01:54:20 AM
New wallet needed!
December 19, 2014, 01:53:14 AM
Same I have trying to sync for days 
December 19, 2014, 01:42:01 AM
I installed v1.11 wallet 3 days ago on 2 computers and on both it decided to resync from block 1. Right now it is @ block 867667 and saying last block was 60 days ago. Yet it is showing as confirmed all transactions thru Dec 18.
I've never had a wallet take this long to sync.
Update: now says total blocks are 935993 and i am at 87136 and 59 days since last block. Sync speed has now sped up
I've never had a wallet take this long to sync.
Update: now says total blocks are 935993 and i am at 87136 and 59 days since last block. Sync speed has now sped up
December 19, 2014, 01:20:17 AM
What version is the new wallet?
Please let us know when new wallet is tested, working and download is on page 1 here and on mintcoin site.
Thank you for your efforts
Please let us know when new wallet is tested, working and download is on page 1 here and on mintcoin site.
Thank you for your efforts
December 19, 2014, 01:20:06 AM
I just checked on my wallet and it says:
Up to date.
Downloaded 1051200 blocks of transaction history.
Last received block was generated 6 minutes ago.
Obviously 6 minutes ago and only making 1 block of progress is not up to date. Do we need to download a new wallet now? Is there a link?
EDIT: I have to go to sleep now, I'll be back later when we know more... Blessings on the fix! Welcome to 15%~!
Up to date.
Downloaded 1051200 blocks of transaction history.
Last received block was generated 6 minutes ago.
Obviously 6 minutes ago and only making 1 block of progress is not up to date. Do we need to download a new wallet now? Is there a link?
EDIT: I have to go to sleep now, I'll be back later when we know more... Blessings on the fix! Welcome to 15%~!
December 19, 2014, 01:19:36 AM
What is the link for the Windows wallet?
Do you have access to Trello? The wallet is under Desktop Wallet - Wallet Upgrade. I do not have access to put it up on the google drive.
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On Trello , still can't find wallet.
Is a Link not possible or more detail instruct .
December 19, 2014, 01:18:54 AM
Ok, I am building the release wallet now. I will place it on Trello when I am done. I decided not to change the blocks per year number in the code for now. Ee could put this to a vote on Reddit for the next wallet. I just want to get things moving for now.
Windows build is now on Trello.
Windows build is now on Trello.
So does that mean we will be minting at 15% now?
Yes, 15% for now. If a majority wants this put back to 20% we can make that change.
December 19, 2014, 01:11:58 AM
Ok, I am building the release wallet now. I will place it on Trello when I am done. I decided not to change the blocks per year number in the code for now. Ee could put this to a vote on Reddit for the next wallet. I just want to get things moving for now.
Windows build is now on Trello.
Windows build is now on Trello.
So does that mean we will be minting at 15% now?
December 19, 2014, 12:57:08 AM
Ok, I am building the release wallet now. I will place it on Trello when I am done. I decided not to change the blocks per year number in the code for now. Ee could put this to a vote on Reddit for the next wallet. I just want to get things moving for now.
Windows build in now on Trello.
Windows build in now on Trello.
What is the link for the Windows wallet?
Do you have access to Trello? The wallet is under Desktop Wallet - Wallet Upgrade. I do not have access to put it up on the google drive.
December 19, 2014, 12:44:43 AM
Roboguy good work once again, it is much appreciated.
December 19, 2014, 12:38:49 AM
Ok, I am building the release wallet now. I will place it on Trello when I am done. I decided not to change the blocks per year number in the code for now. Ee could put this to a vote on Reddit for the next wallet. I just want to get things moving for now.
Windows build in now on Trello.
Windows build in now on Trello.
What is the link for the Windows wallet?
December 18, 2014, 11:14:56 PM
Ok, I am building the release wallet now. I will place it on Trello when I am done. I decided not to change the blocks per year number in the code for now. Ee could put this to a vote on Reddit for the next wallet. I just want to get things moving for now.
Windows build is now on Trello.
Windows build is now on Trello.
December 18, 2014, 10:56:27 PM
Does this mean we will be stuck at the 20% rate then?
December 18, 2014, 07:54:01 PM
What is the ETA on releasing a fix for this and getting up and running?
December 18, 2014, 05:10:11 PM
Glad to see the Mint team hard at work, I'll be waiting patiently for the update... to put the mill mint I just bought away to mint 
December 18, 2014, 04:32:08 PM
Steps needed to restart Mintcoin Network
Step 1: Updated Wallet Software
Step 2: Installed updated wallet on someone that was about to mint and PC was in sync up to the time of the freeze , (Like coolbeans94) , Let his Wallet extend his Blockchain, then bring a few more updated wallets online that use his node to restart & sync the blockchain, let them run for a few hours.
Step 3: Distribute the updated Wallet to everyone, and they should automatically fall in line with the longest blockchain. Or make a download of the blockchain that matches and let them download it.
Step 4: Test sending some mintcoins to each other to verify operation.
Step 4½: Get the Block Explorers up and synced.
Step 5: Inform and update the Exchanges & Faucets .
Step 6: Only for People that tried to send out mintcoins while the network was down:
Run a repair wallet if your mintcoins amount is off, if that does not fix it ,
then you will have to run a salvage wallet to see if that returns your mintcoins.
Step 7 : Finished
Step 1: Updated Wallet Software
Step 2: Installed updated wallet on someone that was about to mint and PC was in sync up to the time of the freeze , (Like coolbeans94) , Let his Wallet extend his Blockchain, then bring a few more updated wallets online that use his node to restart & sync the blockchain, let them run for a few hours.
Step 3: Distribute the updated Wallet to everyone, and they should automatically fall in line with the longest blockchain. Or make a download of the blockchain that matches and let them download it.
Step 4: Test sending some mintcoins to each other to verify operation.
Step 4½: Get the Block Explorers up and synced.
Step 5: Inform and update the Exchanges & Faucets .
Step 6: Only for People that tried to send out mintcoins while the network was down:
Run a repair wallet if your mintcoins amount is off, if that does not fix it ,
then you will have to run a salvage wallet to see if that returns your mintcoins.
Step 7 : Finished
December 18, 2014, 03:14:31 PM
From RoboGuy:
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
You guys need to focus on what is important.
Most important getting your network running.
Interest rate does not matter if you can't send mintcoins.
Wheter or not the rate changes a few months early , is unimportant.
Whoever is leading mintcoin should go ahead and inform Roboguy of what they need done,
so he can get an updated wallet out, with any luck after you update your wallets your network should start back up automatically, if not then he might have to set up a central node that everyone connects to, to restartup the block chain , but hopefully not needed. That will take much more time if required.
Your technical problem is becoming a major PR problem.
Don't delay the programmer , when he is your best shot at repairing your tech & image problems.
Yes the sooner we are up and running the better. Just fix it so its running again. If its to hard to fix other stuff immediately we can always do that later.
Yes. 100% agree with this. Get it running, and then figure out the details that need to be implemented for future trouble-free operation.
December 18, 2014, 03:10:55 PM
December 18, 2014, 02:48:14 PM
From RoboGuy:
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
You guys need to focus on what is important.
Most important getting your network running.
Interest rate does not matter if you can't send mintcoins.
Wheter or not the rate changes a few months early , is unimportant.
Whoever is leading mintcoin should go ahead and inform Roboguy of what they need done,
so he can get an updated wallet out, with any luck after you update your wallets your network should start back up automatically, if not then he might have to set up a central node that everyone connects to, to restartup the block chain , but hopefully not needed. That will take much more time if required.
Your technical problem is becoming a major PR problem.
Don't delay the programmer , when he is your best shot at repairing your tech & image problems.
Yes the sooner we are up and running the better. Just fix it so its running again. If its to hard to fix other stuff immediately we can always do that later.
December 18, 2014, 02:04:57 PM
From RoboGuy:
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
So have a decision to make:
Do we adjust this block transition height to be closer to April of next year? Do we go ahead and transition to 15% stake?
I am also unsure the best way to resume the chain. There are a few checks for the blocks being recent. If you hear from Ray or someone else on how to resume a chain that would help.
I personally believe we should keep the 15% PoS as originally programmed - what are everyone elses thoughts?
You guys need to focus on what is important.
Most important getting your network running.
Interest rate does not matter if you can't send mintcoins.
Wheter or not the rate changes a few months early , is unimportant.
Whoever is leading mintcoin should go ahead and inform Roboguy of what they need done,
so he can get an updated wallet out, with any luck after you update your wallets your network should start back up automatically, if not then he might have to set up a central node that everyone connects to, to restartup the block chain , but hopefully not needed. That will take much more time if required.
Your technical problem is becoming a major PR problem.
Don't delay the programmer , when he is your best shot at repairing your tech & image problems.
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