Topic: [ANN] [QRK] Quark | POW/POS | 0.10.6.3 - New Self Moderated Thread - page 40. (Read 64320 times)
December 15, 2017, 06:46:41 AM
Can u help tell me where i can change this to "setgenerate true 1"
December 15, 2017, 02:20:28 AM
Finally I synced my wallet 
. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?
Yes! you will kill your computer. If it has more than 1 processor, most do, Use: setgenerate true 1. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?Should reduce your CPU load.
If staking is your only requirement, Use: setgenerate false
Staking will still occur.
So if I type into the console.
setgenerate false
walletpassphrase mywalletpassphrase 100000
the wallet will still stake?
So what's the difference between setgenerate true and false if they both allow staking?
setgenerate true is for POW mining
setgenerate false turns the POW mining off
POS only requires unlocking wallet ie walletpassphrase mywalletpassphrase 100000 to stake via POS
You can stake your balance via POS and mine POW solo at the same time by setting setgenerate true 1 and unlocking wallet for staking POS
Quark is a very very nice Hybrid blockchain and will become recognized in due time.
December 15, 2017, 01:36:03 AM
I found really interesting article about quarkcoin written by Vitalik Buterin.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/quarkcoin-noble-intentions-wrong-approach-1387343686/
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/quarkcoin-noble-intentions-wrong-approach-1387343686/
December 15, 2017, 12:47:37 AM
Finally I synced my wallet . When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?
Yes! you will kill your computer. If it has more than 1 processor, most do, Use: setgenerate true 1. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?Should reduce your CPU load.
If staking is your only requirement, Use: setgenerate false
Staking will still occur.
Thanks. Now I understand.
December 14, 2017, 04:13:13 PM
Finally I synced my wallet . When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?
Yes! you will kill your computer. If it has more than 1 processor, most do, Use: setgenerate true 1. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?Should reduce your CPU load.
If staking is your only requirement, Use: setgenerate false
Staking will still occur.
So if I type into the console.
setgenerate false
walletpassphrase mywalletpassphrase 100000
the wallet will still stake?
So what's the difference between setgenerate true and false if they both allow staking?
December 14, 2017, 01:43:41 PM
Finally I synced my wallet . When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?
Yes! you will kill your computer. If it has more than 1 processor, most do, Use: setgenerate true 1. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?Should reduce your CPU load.
If staking is your only requirement, Use: setgenerate false
Staking will still occur.
December 14, 2017, 12:17:31 PM
Finally I synced my wallet . When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours?
. When I type setgenerate true my PC starts using 100% CPU and 98% memory. It's making loud noises. Would it be bad for my PC if I stake like this for many hours? December 14, 2017, 11:48:58 AM
Hi, is there any way to staking on VPS ubuntu (command line)?
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December 14, 2017, 04:35:55 AM
I keep getting "1 confirmation unmatured" stakes, and it just stuck there for hours.. if I close and reopen the wallet, it turns to "Generated but not accepted"..
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Did you check your network connection? I think yours wallet get disconnect to the network. Three times in a row now, is it normal?
December 14, 2017, 04:25:55 AM
This time next year the masses will be introduced to Quark. Very exciting times ahead. 
What's the plan for next year?
Masternodes
I think 2018 will be great for Quark
December 14, 2017, 04:06:52 AM
This time next year the masses will be introduced to Quark. Very exciting times ahead.
What's the plan for next year?
Masternodes
December 13, 2017, 12:54:16 PM
This time next year the masses will be introduced to Quark. Very exciting times ahead.
What's the plan for next year?
December 13, 2017, 05:19:23 AM
This time next year the masses will be introduced to Quark. Very exciting times ahead.
December 11, 2017, 01:53:47 PM
Been running now for 4 days, trying to stake (following all the instructions) and no coins. Is this normal?
how many coins are you staking?
88,000 coins staking.
Well if you have 88000 coins staking i guess coin age will be a factor too. Perhaps someone else can tell you 100% if they you should see some staking by now. But 88000 is quite a few
They're also very old... 81,000 of them are just over 2 years old.
Are you sure your wallet complies with one of the following?:
1. Never been encrypted.
2. If encrypted - unlocked while you are staking.
In addition check that last block time is close to your computer's time.
Yes and Yes.
When I first started it up it staked 3 times. Then , almost a week now with nothing.
December 11, 2017, 12:57:43 AM
Been running now for 4 days, trying to stake (following all the instructions) and no coins. Is this normal?
how many coins are you staking?
88,000 coins staking.
Well if you have 88000 coins staking i guess coin age will be a factor too. Perhaps someone else can tell you 100% if they you should see some staking by now. But 88000 is quite a few
They're also very old... 81,000 of them are just over 2 years old.
Are you sure your wallet complies with one of the following?:
1. Never been encrypted.
2. If encrypted - unlocked while you are staking.
In addition check that last block time is close to your computer's time.
December 10, 2017, 09:13:36 AM
I keep getting "1 confirmation unmatured" stakes, and it just stuck there for hours.. if I close and reopen the wallet, it turns to "Generated but not accepted"..
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Maybe you closed your wallet during staking or your internet disconnected.
I looked 'generated but not accepted' up today myself and have stole this quote below.
Quote
When you are staking, you are in a race in a lottery system.
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
Thanks _flatlands_, I am pretty sure my internet connection is good and stable, and in the log it shows "ERROR: DisconnectBlock() : added transaction mismatch? database corrupted"
I presume that could be the symptoms of the race condition, 3 times in a row could be really bad luck.. however if the coin age is maintained, I am still happy enough :-P
Will keep eye on those failed addresses to check if it will re stake
Just confirmed the failed address has been able to restake successfully
December 09, 2017, 09:28:01 PM
No problem. I'm sure somebody will be along who knows more than I do to fill in the blanks.
December 09, 2017, 09:25:40 PM
I keep getting "1 confirmation unmatured" stakes, and it just stuck there for hours.. if I close and reopen the wallet, it turns to "Generated but not accepted"..
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Maybe you closed your wallet during staking or your internet disconnected.
I looked 'generated but not accepted' up today myself and have stole this quote below.
Quote
When you are staking, you are in a race in a lottery system.
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
Thanks _flatlands_, I am pretty sure my internet connection is good and stable, and in the log it shows "ERROR: DisconnectBlock() : added transaction mismatch? database corrupted"
I presume that could be the symptoms of the race condition, 3 times in a row could be really bad luck.. however if the coin age is maintained, I am still happy enough :-P
Will keep eye on those failed addresses to check if it will re stake
December 09, 2017, 09:13:57 PM
I keep getting "1 confirmation unmatured" stakes, and it just stuck there for hours.. if I close and reopen the wallet, it turns to "Generated but not accepted"..
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Maybe you closed your wallet during staking or your internet disconnected.
I looked 'generated but not accepted' up today myself and have stole this quote below.
Quote
When you are staking, you are in a race in a lottery system.
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
When staking, you are actually generating blocks that also need to be accepted by the rest of the network.
If the network accepts your block, you are rewarded with your stake amount
If the network doesnt accept your block, then your coins for that stake are returned.
As the race to accept the block finally comes down to which client can get theirs in first. If someone gets in before you and theirs gets accepted, your block will become conflicted.
All’s not lost however, the coinage is maintained for those coins, and will be used to calculate your next reward
To have the best chance of succeeding in staking you should have:
a reliable network connection,
a good number of connections to other peers
December 09, 2017, 09:07:34 PM
I keep getting "1 confirmation unmatured" stakes, and it just stuck there for hours.. if I close and reopen the wallet, it turns to "Generated but not accepted"..
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
Three times in a row now, is it normal?
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