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Topic: [ANN] [XNV] NERVA: 'Cryptonight adaptive' algo CPU mining GPU/NH/ASIC resistant - page 2. (Read 18656 times)

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https://workflowy.com/s/nerva-october-2018-m/fD1DbJXTjcS2sYaR

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NERVA - October 2018 month-end recap

Project Updates

Nerva 0.1.4.0 Raptor

Cryptonight Adaptive v3 launched

A new explorer is launched (https://explorer.getnerva.org)

Official Mac CLI and GUI wallet is released (Beta 2)

Nerva GUI wallet is updated with new features

Nerva WIKI is designed by Sajo8 is launched (https://docs.getnerva.org/)

Nerva Public Node is released (Hooftly)

Nerva Explorer mirror is up (Hooftly)


Exchange Update

32,000 XNV was sold OTC for 0.35 BTC stored for exchange listing

https://Nerva.Exchange is launched (Nithronium)

TradeOgre XNV volume peaks near 8 BTC in 24h volume

Ongoing discussions with other exchanges


Wallets
Dev: 279.1 XNV
Exchange Listing: 225.1 XNV + 0.35 BTC
Marketing: 250 XNV
Community Vote: 1,910 XNV


Social Numbers
Telegram: 273
Discord: 2,111
Twitter: 311
Reddit: 428


Also a new website, as well as 0.1.4.1 released to fix issues for miners with very high thread counts.
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How do you use the bootstrap on the Command Promt?

- Very new to all this
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Hello,

downloads are gone from the website https://getnerva.org/#downloads Huh
They were there yesterday...

e.g. https://getnerva.org/content/binaries/nerva-v0.0.0.0_linux-x64.zip
v0.0.0.0 Huh

Update (some hours later): It is working now, version v0.1.4.1 has been released.  Cheesy
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Nerva is about to blow up. 100k subscribers in this guys youtube video that mentions Nerva.


https://youtu.be/Rsi7E53lm9o

ReadySetCrypto brought me here...  Smiley
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how do I mine NERVA with  Macbook?
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Nerva is about to blow up. 100k subscribers in this guys youtube video that mentions Nerva.


https://youtu.be/Rsi7E53lm9o
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Is anyone working on a JavaScript miner?  Seems like a semi-simple conversion from the Monero JS miner.  I've only looked into it for a few minutes, then decided to see if somebody else is already working on one.  No sense in re-inventing the wheel...
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Hardfork occurs in 1.2 days. Make sure to update to the newest version to continue mining after the fork.

Current CLI Version v0.1.4.0: Raptor
http://getnerva.org/#downloads
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Spread the word of Nerva. If your over your friends or family talk with them about Nerva and download a wallet for them on their computer and show them how easy it is to mine Nerva.
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There is an instruction on the GUI wallet ?. As it launches, or what is not clear.
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How to mine NERVA:

This guide is for Windows 10.

Mining NERVA is very simple; in this guide I will show you how to mine NERVA solo, which you can do on any computer that has a modern-ish CPU.

We will use the CLI (command line interface) wallet, and mine through the daemon using a .bat file to start the miner.

(Alternatively you can use the GUI wallet if you prefer, simply skip step 3 and get your address from the GUI wallet instead.)


1. Download the daemon and wallet.

Download the latest Windows wallet and daemon here:
http://getnerva.org/#downloads


Make sure to disable real-time protection in Windows Defender before starting the download, and to make an exclusion in Windows Defender for the folder that you will extract it to. Once you have downloaded and extracted the files to the excluded folder, then remember to turn real-time protection back on!! (Windows Defender likes to flag mining programs as malicious, and will often remove/disable them if you do not do this.)

Also, some browsers will block downloads of programs that can mine coins, like Chrome. If you are using Chrome and it blocks the download, open "settings," scroll down to the bottom, and click "advanced". Uncheck "Protect you and your device from dangerous sites." Once the download is complete, remember to re-enable this setting!!)


2. Sync the blockchain.

Okay, so now you should have a number of files in your folder, but we are only interested in nervad.exe and nerva-wallet-cli.exe. (or the GUI wallet if you prefer)

First, open up nervad.exe (the nerva daemon). You will likely get an alert and have to click O.K. allow the .exe to run, as well as a firewall message. Make sure to allow these.

Wait for the daemon to sync the entire block chain. Do not open the wallet until it is done syncing.
When it is done syncing it will say so, and will say it is O.K. to open the wallet.


3. Create your wallet.

Open nerva-wallet-cli.exe (do not close the daemon, if you do, just close the CLI wallet and open the daemon and make sure it syncs fully before creating a new wallet)

Simply follow the on-screen prompts, it will walk you through the creation of a new wallet.

Make sure to use a strong password and keep it safe.

Make sure to write down your seed and keep it safe as well.

Once you have your wallet created, it will give you your address. This will be a long string of characters starting with the letters "NV." Save this somewhere to use in the last step (a blank text file is fine, this is your public key).

You can now close the wallet and the daemon.


4. Create .bat file to start mining.

Open up notepad.

Past in:

nervad.exe --start-mining NV2y5YqS9WFSmDjVG2P62XXYkAKfnZnJq4s5Bydajabu9dXJPEPfVtefEUfbCPAbZMKLP54VMR771DC gHXQqPDrD1vaWr7ko5 --mining-threads 7

Replace my address with yours that you just saved above in step 3.

The number of mining threads should be tweaked depending on your CPU model. Mine is set to 7 because my i7-6700k has 8 threads, and I can still use my computer if I leave 1 available.

Make sure to save this file as a .bat file, it can be named anything you like, e.g. "start.bat".
When saving, click "Save As" and you have to change under "Save as type", from "Text Documents" to "All Files."
I would suggest making a shortcut to this .bat file so you can start it easily from your desktop or wherever is convenient for you.


5. Double-click start.bat to start mining!

That's it! You are done! Simply double click the start.bat file (or whatever you named it). The daemon should open and start syncing whatever its missing since it was open last. Once finished it should then start mining!

Try experimenting with different --mining-threads values to see what gives the best hash rate. (You might have to lower this value slightly if you want to be able to use your computer when mining as well.)

To check your hash rate, simply type "status" into the daemon while its mining. It will show your hash rate as well as the network hash rate, so you can get an idea of how likely it is to find blocks.

When you find a block it will say "Found block for difficulty xxxx."

It will spew out stuff into the CLI interface periodically but you can mostly ignore this, I did run into a sync error once in the couple weeks I have been mining this however and had to restart the client to get the chain synced again.

To check (and use!) your balance, remember to make sure the daemon (nervad.exe) is fully synced first, then simply open up the nerva-wallet-cli.exe, enter the wallet name and then the password to access your funds!

Added this to the subreddit.
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There is a new update from the developer.

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@everyone The first alpha version of the new NERVA GUI is on Dropbox
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gajb85ufy3bu9l7/nerva-unified-toolkit.zip?dl=0
Right now there is no documentation, so it is for testers only. But if you know how to install Mono on Linux or build the CLI tools (Windows and Ubuntu 17.10 CLI provided) from git then you should be able to figure it out
Check the #toolkit-dev channel for more info
Dropbox
nerva-unified-toolkit.zip
Shared with Dropbox



https://www.dropbox.com/s/gajb85ufy3bu9l7/nerva-unified-toolkit.zip?dl=0

Kindy visit discord at https://discord.gg/jsdbEns for more info.

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Why is Algorithm one of the most important or influential parts in a coin? How has NERVA developed to date whether it is more integrated in the world of cryptocurrency?
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super project
I'm waiting to see, the rest

I had stopped mining for months. I come again Smiley
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you said what now?
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Welp, I've been mining for just about 2 days at 450H/s and haven't found a block yet. While I realize that luck plays a huge role here, I also think that if your hashrate vs. that of the network only leads to 1 block per day on average then solo mining is too difficult. I might give it one more day then this CPU is going back to mining ITNS.

EDIT - I just checked the dashboard and it looks like a block hasn't been found in over an hour and the estimator/hashrate reporting is broken. So, stopping mining completely until it gets sorted out.

EDIT 2 - oops, that is the testnet that hasn't found a block in 1.5 hours. Still, no hashrate or estimates available for the mainnet.


maybe that was the same for me , i am mining for 2 days now but i also wasn't lucky to find one , i'll keep mining for some days because it all depends on luck
also going to take care of upgrading

I didn't get a single block in 3 days with 460-480H/s so I made good on my promise and put the CPU back to work on ITNS. Starting off with luck that bad I would have needed to find 4 blocks on the 4th day just to earn what the calculator predicted I should, and in the immortal words of Sweet Brown, "ain't nobody got time fo dat."

So overall I think this is an interesting concept, but the difficulty and/or block reward are too high for solo mining even with a decent CPU.
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Welp, I've been mining for just about 2 days at 450H/s and haven't found a block yet. While I realize that luck plays a huge role here, I also think that if your hashrate vs. that of the network only leads to 1 block per day on average then solo mining is too difficult. I might give it one more day then this CPU is going back to mining ITNS.

EDIT - I just checked the dashboard and it looks like a block hasn't been found in over an hour and the estimator/hashrate reporting is broken. So, stopping mining completely until it gets sorted out.

EDIT 2 - oops, that is the testnet that hasn't found a block in 1.5 hours. Still, no hashrate or estimates available for the mainnet.




There was a problem w/ the API. This has since been resolved and the Main Net data is now populated on the dashboard. My apologies - please post if you have continued issues.  - https://freeboard.io/board/EV5-se
maybe that was the same for me , i am mining for 2 days now but i also wasn't lucky to find one , i'll keep mining for some days because it all depends on luck
also going to take care of upgrading
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