I compiled the latest version and included the logo in the splash screen. Maybe give this version a try and see if it helps:
http://www.chainbrowser.com/qt/CACHeCoin.zip
Topic: [ANN][CACH] CACHeCoin released based on scrypt-jane - page 82. (Read 224425 times)
My CACHe wallet has stopped working. I'm running the most recent version (5.0.0).
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
In addition to the above problem, which I'm still having, my debug file mentions something about being logged into an IRC channel. What is that about?
My CACHe wallet has stopped working. I'm running the most recent version (5.0.0).
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
please upload the log file for me to be able to help you
Crazy, mining on cach.catcoin.cz and i got with 300 KHs only around 1 cachecoin per day for the last 5 days.
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
Most the time it's more efficient to mine Whatevercoin than Bitcoin to get more btc - crazy? no!
I was just surprised that a new coin after 2 months from release is so hard to mine. Thats all...
I battled my linux for 2 days just to get the cgminer with scrypt-jane compiled. Having compiled the stuff, set it up and got running, it is a little bit disappointing that all the work just ended in the result to better mine something else.
But I learned much about linux theses days ;-)
Crazy, mining on cach.catcoin.cz and i got with 300 KHs only around 1 cachecoin per day for the last 5 days.
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
Most the time it's more efficient to mine Whatevercoin than Bitcoin to get more btc - crazy? no!
Crazy, mining on cach.catcoin.cz and i got with 300 KHs only around 1 cachecoin per day for the last 5 days.
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
If I mine multicoins and trade them, I'm able to buy 1.5 cachecoins per day...
So for me its better to not mine the cachecoin to get more cachecoins...sounds crazy doesn't it?
Are we looking at another 5-6 days before difficulty drops to a better proportion with hashrate?
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
what wrong? mining goes on, confirmations take less than the targeted 15 minutes...... All is well as for as the protocol is concerned
Nothings wrong per se.
I was just curious how long it will take difficulty to actually reflect the current hashrate?
For example Feb 13 estimated hashrate was around 65MH/s and difficulty was 10.11 with 17 coins/block. (http://stats.cachecoin.org/charts.)
Today estimated hashrate from getmininginfo is 66MH and a difficulty of 53 with 12.8 coins/block
The difficulty has been dropping 10-12 per day since 500MH/s has dropped from the network.
Block time seems to be around 14.9 minutes in the past 16 hours so that aspect seems correct.
All is well regarding the protocol and network however, the people still mining the coin are "holding the bag" to solve blocks while difficulty adjusts back down for several days to a week. You are basically mining at ~75% the efficiency or less you were prior to the hashrate spike.
Am I incorrect with this data?
If we continually see huge increases in hash once things settle back down I feel like it hurts the long term viability of the coin somewhat.
Take this as an example. There was obviously a huge pump of the coin in terms of hash and difficulty the last few days. There is now around 1 week of less efficient or less profitable mining to be done before we're back to "normal". IF there is another huge pump what is the incentive to stick it out if the coin can be "easily" manipulated with profitability ebbing and flowing.
Isn't the purpose of this coins difficulty calculations to make mining as evenly profitable and fair at all times?
Should the difficulty deltas be adjusted slightly so the difficulty is more responsive to huge spikes in hashrate as well as huge drops hence making it more resilient to pump and dump miners?
How many prior blocks are referenced with calculating next difficulty? Or is there a cap on the net change in difficulty per block if it is recalculated every block.
Is there anywhere more information is available regarding block reward and difficulty adjustments for this coin?
Thanks for taking the time to read and answer.
I'm not trying to bash the coin, I just want to understand how it works under the hood a bit better.
The difficulty is recalculated on every block. Max diff can increase is by ~0.3% but it can drop by any % (according to how long it took the last block to be solved). You can find more info from src
My CACHe wallet has stopped working. I'm running the most recent version (5.0.0).
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
Symptoms: It syncs up to a point and then stops. It seems to sync up to ~1 block left, then goes to ~257 blocks left, and sits there doing nothing.
Steps taken so far: I've tried deleting the database folder, .lock file, blk*.dat files, and peers.dat
That seems to work at first, but then the same end result happens.
There are many orphaned blocks in my debug file.
Any advice?
Are we looking at another 5-6 days before difficulty drops to a better proportion with hashrate?
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
what wrong? mining goes on, confirmations take less than the targeted 15 minutes...... All is well as for as the protocol is concerned
Nothings wrong per se.
I was just curious how long it will take difficulty to actually reflect the current hashrate?
For example Feb 13 estimated hashrate was around 65MH/s and difficulty was 10.11 with 17 coins/block. (http://stats.cachecoin.org/charts.)
Today estimated hashrate from getmininginfo is 66MH and a difficulty of 53 with 12.8 coins/block
The difficulty has been dropping 10-12 per day since 500MH/s has dropped from the network.
Block time seems to be around 14.9 minutes in the past 16 hours so that aspect seems correct.
All is well regarding the protocol and network however, the people still mining the coin are "holding the bag" to solve blocks while difficulty adjusts back down for several days to a week. You are basically mining at ~75% the efficiency or less you were prior to the hashrate spike.
Am I incorrect with this data?
If we continually see huge increases in hash once things settle back down I feel like it hurts the long term viability of the coin somewhat.
Take this as an example. There was obviously a huge pump of the coin in terms of hash and difficulty the last few days. There is now around 1 week of less efficient or less profitable mining to be done before we're back to "normal". IF there is another huge pump what is the incentive to stick it out if the coin can be "easily" manipulated with profitability ebbing and flowing.
Isn't the purpose of this coins difficulty calculations to make mining as evenly profitable and fair at all times?
Should the difficulty deltas be adjusted slightly so the difficulty is more responsive to huge spikes in hashrate as well as huge drops hence making it more resilient to pump and dump miners?
How many prior blocks are referenced with calculating next difficulty? Or is there a cap on the net change in difficulty per block if it is recalculated every block.
Is there anywhere more information is available regarding block reward and difficulty adjustments for this coin?
Thanks for taking the time to read and answer.
I'm not trying to bash the coin, I just want to understand how it works under the hood a bit better.
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success 
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
Block Time Luck Value (CACH)
10111 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 15:15:53 GMT 375.4% 0.000
10097 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 10:59:30 GMT 6.7% 0.000
10095 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 10:54:55 GMT 98.1% 0.000
10092 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:47:55 GMT 11.7% 0.000
10091 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:39:57 GMT 7.6% 0.000
10089 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:34:44 GMT 103.8% 0.000
10085 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 08:23:50 GMT 8.2% 0.000
10084 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 08:18:12 GMT 343.2% 0.000
10071 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 04:23:51 GMT 106.3% 0.000
10063 Tue, 25 Feb 2014 03:11:17 GMT 287.1% 0.000
10049 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 23:55:12 GMT 8.7% 0.000
10048 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 23:49:15 GMT 34.0% 0.000
10047 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 23:26:03 GMT 46.8% 0.000
10046 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 22:54:06 GMT 107.4% 0.000
10040 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 21:40:47 GMT 236.6% 0.000
10028 Mon, 24 Feb 2014 18:59:11 GMT 0.0% 0.000
block value all 0..what happen??..
no coin pay out??
Super late
Are we looking at another 5-6 days before difficulty drops to a better proportion with hashrate?
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
what wrong? mining goes on, confirmations take less than the targeted 15 minutes...... All is well as for as the protocol is concerned
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
XD
By the way, I'm diggin your p2pool node friend. Just switched to it from a regular pool, the stats are so much better and I love that its straight to my wallet
.*thumbs up* - p2pool ist the way to go for CACHe - cryptoprojects.eu:8336 as backup is also good ;-)
Noted
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
XD
By the way, I'm diggin your p2pool node friend. Just switched to it from a regular pool, the stats are so much better and I love that its straight to my wallet
.*thumbs up* - p2pool ist the way to go for CACHe - cryptoprojects.eu:8336 as backup is also good ;-)
got only 3 transactions over the last ~35-40 hours in p2pool ... (~1 CACH all together) ... that is quite low imho ?!?!
1.2 mh/s
Are we looking at another 5-6 days before difficulty drops to a better proportion with hashrate?
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
That hashrate spike really screws with the difficulty.
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
XD
By the way, I'm diggin your p2pool node friend. Just switched to it from a regular pool, the stats are so much better and I love that its straight to my wallet
.*thumbs up* - p2pool ist the way to go for CACHe - cryptoprojects.eu:8336 as backup is also good ;-)
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
XD
By the way, I'm diggin your p2pool node friend. Just switched to it from a regular pool, the stats are so much better and I love that its straight to my wallet
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I'm very interested, I will continue to focus
Since there are only 4 a day, I'd call that a success
4 blocks a day? Wrong coin? xD
P2Pool alone had 12 blocks in last 24 hours.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
Can you upload the script?
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