Yes, is ARM. So you'll need to compile wallet with ARM
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You can run it with by typing "~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32/m-wallet" no matter what directory you are in.
It's a GUI program.
So, I have reimaged by XU4, downloaded the M-Wallet and extracted the files. I have moved them to a slightly more "user friendly" location for getting too.
Anyway, I still can't get this thing to run. Here are some of the commands I tried with no luck:
odroid@odroid:~$ ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
bash: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
odroid@odroid:~$ sudo ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
[sudo] password for odroid:
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
odroid@odroid:~$ "~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet"
bash: ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: No such file or directory
What am I doing wrong?
I did a bit of research and found that sometimes that 'Exec format error' can occur when you are trying to run the wrong type of programe (i.e. you are trying to run the 32-bit on a 64-bit platform). So I changed the command to try and run 'm-wallet' in the 64 directory - this is what happened:
odroid@odroid:~$ sudo ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: �: not found
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: : not found
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 2: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: p�p
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/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: : not found
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: ELF: not found
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: 13: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/64/m-wallet: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
Keep in mind that the Odroid XU4 is an ARM processor - the primary one being a Cortex A15:
http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G143452239825
https://developer.arm.com/products/processors/cortex-a/cortex-a15
I've also seen references to "commits". Do I need to do this before trying to run 'm-wallet'?
You can run it with by typing "~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32/m-wallet" no matter what directory you are in.
It's a GUI program.
So, I have reimaged by XU4, downloaded the M-Wallet and extracted the files. I have moved them to a slightly more "user friendly" location for getting too.
Anyway, I still can't get this thing to run. Here are some of the commands I tried with no luck:
odroid@odroid:~$ ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
bash: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
odroid@odroid:~$ sudo ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
[sudo] password for odroid:
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
odroid@odroid:~$ "~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet"
bash: ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: No such file or directory
What am I doing wrong?
If so then the x86 compiled programs won't work. Then you need to compile the wallet for ARM
You can run it with by typing "~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32/m-wallet" no matter what directory you are in.
It's a GUI program.
So, I have reimaged by XU4, downloaded the M-Wallet and extracted the files. I have moved them to a slightly more "user friendly" location for getting too.
Anyway, I still can't get this thing to run. Here are some of the commands I tried with no luck:
odroid@odroid:~$ ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
bash: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
odroid@odroid:~$ sudo ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet
[sudo] password for odroid:
/home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: 1: /home/odroid/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
odroid@odroid:~$ "~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet"
bash: ~/m-wallet-1451/bin/32/m-wallet: No such file or directory
What am I doing wrong?
Hey - I know nobody is really using it right now due to the management change - but does anybody know if the Nova Exchance wallet has been / will be updated?
If they get back on track, they could be running on the old chain...
If they get back on track, they could be running on the old chain...
Request for all working pools!!
Please quote this post & add working pool in it!
That way i can see what pool i need to contact to inform about new releases. Thanks in advance.
https://xmg.bullmining.com -> Wallet has been updated at Bulllmining.com. Pool is running well.Please quote this post & add working pool in it!
That way i can see what pool i need to contact to inform about new releases. Thanks in advance.
Only 700 Blocks left until the hard fork occurs!
Hello,
i have a question about solo mining. I have configured my wallet conf like this:
daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
rpcport=8232
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
Everything works out fine, i can connect and start solo mining. Every hour or so i get an windows notification about incomming transactions but they never show up in the wallet. Is there somethin i am doing wrong?
Image: https://ibb.co/nKhvMb
thank you in advance
i have a question about solo mining. I have configured my wallet conf like this:
daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
rpcport=8232
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
Everything works out fine, i can connect and start solo mining. Every hour or so i get an windows notification about incomming transactions but they never show up in the wallet. Is there somethin i am doing wrong?
Image: https://ibb.co/nKhvMb
thank you in advance
You can run it with by typing "~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32/m-wallet" no matter what directory you are in.
It's a GUI program.
Thanks. But you're not going to believe this, after restarting my XU4, the Ubuntu installation now all in Chinese (I think). I have found a couple of articles that talk about editing a couple of files and rebooting, but I don't seem to be able to do this. Looks like I'm re-imaging my XU4 and starting again...
Can anyone help me get back my 143xmg from Bittrex? Bittriex havent replied to support ticket. Having trouble with verification and want to get my coins back. If i cant all my hard mining is gone 
I haven't yet compiled wallet for different OS but would like to mention an Update to v1.4.5.2 with min protocol version elevated. This is not mandatory as long as v1.4.5.1 is already running:
https://github.com/magi-project/magi
https://github.com/magi-project/magi
Thanks for sharing Joe!
isee low hashrate on this pool. http://pool.mineproject.ru has 24+mhs, a lot more miners are there
Was wondering if anyone is using Cryptotastic.net for their pool?? Seems like a cool idea.
Was wondering if anyone is using Cryptotastic.net for their pool?? Seems like a cool idea.
I am.So far the guy running it has been helpful and has been paying out on schedule. He helped me figure out why my miner wasnt working in his chat.
has anyone had some contact with xpoolx support? I contacted them regarding my missing 34 xmg and all they sent me was this:
"Hi Svedex
Magi network is under attack. Your transactions will arrive when the hard fork.
Sorry inconveniences."
that was 2 days ago..... i got one transaction from them this morning but it's only 1 xmg....
I see they work, I see they're mining but just wanna see if someone had this issue and how should i proceed.
I sent my coins on Jan 2nd, but there's no info on the TX ID.
"Hi Svedex
Magi network is under attack. Your transactions will arrive when the hard fork.
Sorry inconveniences."
that was 2 days ago..... i got one transaction from them this morning but it's only 1 xmg....
I see they work, I see they're mining but just wanna see if someone had this issue and how should i proceed.
I sent my coins on Jan 2nd, but there's no info on the TX ID.
Was wondering if anyone is using Cryptotastic.net for their pool?? Seems like a cool idea.
1. Run the m-wallet with ~$ ./m-wallet. This will create a hidden .magi folder in your home directory
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.
Sorry... what do you mean by "run"? Do I simply type "./m-wallet" while I'm sitting in the directory structure where the file is (being ~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32)?
And assuming I can get it running, how do I then "close" the wallet? If it's a GUI programme, I shouldn't have an issue, but assuming it's command line, what command should I use to close it?
You can run it with by typing "~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32/m-wallet" no matter what directory you are in.
It's a GUI program.
Sorry... what do you mean by "run"? Do I simply type "./m-wallet" while I'm sitting in the directory structure where the file is (being ~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32)?
And assuming I can get it running, how do I then "close" the wallet? If it's a GUI programme, I shouldn't have an issue, but assuming it's command line, what command should I use to close it?
And assuming I can get it running, how do I then "close" the wallet? If it's a GUI programme, I shouldn't have an issue, but assuming it's command line, what command should I use to close it?
I made a couple of attempts to give this a go, without much luck:
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ ./m-wallet
bash: ./m-wallet: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ m-wallet
bash: m-wallet: command not found
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ sudo ./m-wallet
[sudo] password for odroid:
./m-wallet: 1: ./m-wallet: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ sudo m-wallet
sudo: m-wallet: command not found
i wonder why volume xmg in cryptopia so low??only 2.5btc
do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%
edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels
Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native
So avx should be enabled in that compile
my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You
noctua is awesome to keep things cool
Running -t10 instead of -t12 gives about the same performance + even if i'm running my system on 5 Ghz, i've set the cpufreq to only use 92% of available on the cpu, giving me these stats running the min
https://i.imgur.com/KeL2fyC.png (I'm solomining for fun so that booo is rejected block due to pow/pos rule)
Running with 90% instead of 92% drops the temp down to ~62-67.
booo lol
yeah t10 push more hash per core but temps are little better, i will delid 8700k i had success with previous intels up to 12-15C. I also mine for fun now switching to lower hash pools as they start to help out and having fun i mined enough few years back when proof of mining was going on and before that when net hash was few mhs.Yup - pushing the cpu to use the full amount of threads isn't anything I recommend. Better to have 1 core free for system and keeping the system a bit cooler.
1. Run the m-wallet with ~$ ./m-wallet. This will create a hidden .magi folder in your home directory
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.
Sorry... what do you mean by "run"? Do I simply type "./m-wallet" while I'm sitting in the directory structure where the file is (being ~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32)?
And assuming I can get it running, how do I then "close" the wallet? If it's a GUI programme, I shouldn't have an issue, but assuming it's command line, what command should I use to close it?
do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%
edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels
Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native
So avx should be enabled in that compile
my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You
noctua is awesome to keep things cool
Running -t10 instead of -t12 gives about the same performance + even if i'm running my system on 5 Ghz, i've set the cpufreq to only use 92% of available on the cpu, giving me these stats running the min
https://i.imgur.com/KeL2fyC.png (I'm solomining for fun so that booo is rejected block due to pow/pos rule)
Running with 90% instead of 92% drops the temp down to ~62-67.
booo lol
yeah t10 push more hash per core but temps are little better, i will delid 8700k i had success with previous intels up to 12-15C. I also mine for fun now switching to lower hash pools as they start to help out and having fun i mined enough few years back when proof of mining was going on and before that when net hash was few mhs. Jump to: