Topic: [ANN] Zettelkasten - ZTTL, New Algo: BurgerHash V6 🍔, CPU-SOLO-mineable - page 33. (Read 51033 times)

The meaning of the project:create a digital decentralized knowledge-management-system

Nice burger wallet, but it could do with more ketchup... I'm going to be alert for the new wallet, after all the world needs more lerts.

Will the source be available at the same time as the binaries?

I'm currently building Burgerhash from source on the Rock64 (ARMv8)... so far, so good!

Update - compile finished (used same modifications for ARMv8 as mainnet).

Hashrate dropped from 200K on ZETTEL to 170K on Burger using 4 cores... is a 15% drop what others are seeing on other platforms?

So the fork (block 100k) happens in ca 3.5 days.

I'm currently looking through the code ane last time and merging it with main net github,
then I'll create the new binaries.

I'll have it ready in ca 12 hours. First thing tomorrow morning. 

Please stay ALERT for the coming fork.

Big thanks to Kayla and chipah and a few others who spent many hours helping me with testing all this week.

Thanks guys

ok guys, last test session (the third one) is still going on,
we have found and removed a few bugs and are confident that the forking will go over smoothly.

https://github.com/zettel-kasten/burgerhash

This last test session will be maintained as official test net forever, so we won't restart its blockchain,
If you want to join and set up a testnet-fullnode or mine a few BURGER-coins here are the downloads:

https://www.zettelkasten.org/burgerhashtest1-linux64.tar.gz
https://www.zettelkasten.org/burgerhashtest1-win32.zip

Which one of these should we download for the Windows desktop wallet, and is it live or is this a testnet ?

hello dev, can you fix this?

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All main net versions will work with ZETTEL and have addresses which start with Z.

All the testnet versions will work with BURGER and have addresses that start with B.

So no, don't worry, BURGERS are only here to be consumed by those who help testing.

ok,

Test Nr. 2 has started.

We fixed the resyncing issue that got us stuck in Test 1.
(It happened because out-of-order-blocks (like orphanblocks) were not correctly validated towards SDKPGAB, because such out-of-order-blocks don't necessarily have all the parents available in-chain yet to do the validating. So this validation is being postponed until such blocks actually are about to become part of the chain).

Here are the new download-links for Test Nr. 2

https://zettelkasten.org/burgerhashd.zip
https://zettelkasten.org/BurgerHash-Test1-Qt-Win32.zip

Join Slack to discuss.

ok,

a first test-chain has started on Slack.

Here are the links:

linux daemon:
https://zettelkasten.org/burgerhashd.zip

win qt wallet:
https://zettelkasten.org/BurgerHash-Test1-Qt-Win32.zip

Working on an improved version ....
we found a few bugs, will fix it and reupload + github once stable...

Is the new main net wallet also going to have that burger picture on it? for someone trying to lose weight that's just cruel

@ AAile and @ zhorzh
Hi folks,

good things need their time and patience!
Just relax and keep on mining. (That's what I am doing   )

BTW, I have revised the new algorithm.

It will not use a MAX_BLOCK_SIZE of 300, but maintain the MAX_BLOCK_SIZE of 200 that we already have.

Good news

in ca 12 hours I will start a test-chain
in which we will replay the upcoming fork-situation in high-speed-mode
to check how the network will react and whether the algo-transition goes through smoothly.



Summary of what we are going to test:

1) First 399 blocks are in SpreadDoubleKetchup-mode

2) From block 400 onwards we switch to the new hash-algo (SpreadDoubleKetchupPrimeGradeABeef)
You will be able to see how the hashrate changes. The difference is negligible and barely measurable, but check for yourself later.

3) Afterwards we test the update-signalisation

4) test-net will terminate (no new blocks possible) after 1000.

Everyone is free to join.
I will be available on the official Slack-channel during the test, so if you haven't yet,

join Slack:

Slack-Invitation-Link

I'll post download-links and github when I'm ready (approximately in 12 hours)

The test-chain has its own blockchain and port (52001)
so you can run it side-by-side with zettelkasten.
I gave it a different coin-name and address-room, because some people are idiots and will try to send ZETTEL to this test-chain if it was possible.

I'd love to see a few people throw some CPU-power on that test,
the more people join the quicker the test (consisting of 1000 blocks) will be over.

After this first test has been found successful, I will merge the new code with main net and drop the update.

We will still do more of these 1000 block quick-test afterwards, they shouldn't take longer than 10 hours each,
and should I find minor bugs, I will release revised versions for main net.

Happy mining and thanks for your patience.

No, it's not GPU resistant, it is exchange resistant and whitepaper resistant.

when is the exchange planned?

If someone is mining with gpu hashrate would be huge, keccak hashrate for one 1060 is 360 MH/s, one 1070 is 685 MH/s, one 1080 is 900MH/s.

Not sure if it is GPU resistant, the dev did say some time ago, when the hashrate shot up, that a GPU miner may be mining Zettel.

It is definitely GPU resistant. Also pool resistant for now. When some of those become available network hashrate will skyrocket.