[ANN][ENRG]Energycoin since 2014, a coin with a green mission [new client v1.61] - page 82.

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Quote from: Harcon on February 24, 2016, 03:49:10 PM

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Any ETA on ROKOS Flavors? I realize they have their own site and thread but I am wondering if anyone has any info cuz Im to lazy to look.

I have email contact with Rikos team and they say next week:

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2016-02-23 19:06 GMT+01:00 OK Cash <[email protected]>:

Hi Jan,

Perfect, I should do the testing on pi this week for ROKOS release for next week.

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Quote from: lumeire on February 24, 2016, 08:45:01 PM

Quote from: Harcon on February 24, 2016, 03:49:10 PM

BTW, Is it my imagination, or is coindesk starting to run only Blockchain articles? At this rate might as well call it chaindesk.

Any ETA on ROKOS Flavors? I realize they have their own site and thread but I am wondering if anyone has any info cuz Im to lazy to look.

It is only your imagination, seems you're a bit paranoid.

@ontopic I'm having a trouble syncing, it's too slow and stuck at around May last year. Do you have a downloadable blk file available?

Energycoin bootstrap server:
https://copy.com/wVg3JYE147rDfy2M

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Quote from: Harcon on February 24, 2016, 03:49:10 PM

BTW, Is it my imagination, or is coindesk starting to run only Blockchain articles? At this rate might as well call it chaindesk.

Any ETA on ROKOS Flavors? I realize they have their own site and thread but I am wondering if anyone has any info cuz Im to lazy to look.

It is only your imagination, seems you're a bit paranoid.

@ontopic I'm having a trouble syncing, it's too slow and stuck at around May last year. Do you have a downloadable blk file available?

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BTW, Is it my imagination, or is coindesk starting to run only Blockchain articles? At this rate might as well call it chaindesk.

Any ETA on ROKOS Flavors? I realize they have their own site and thread but I am wondering if anyone has any info cuz Im to lazy to look.

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Let us know when you know how we can compile it ourselves Cool

It's never good to trust too much something already compiled.

I can see why you would say that. That is why I tend to watch very carefully what I install. I can see both the calls it makes to the hardware and monitor what connections an app/ program makes. On the bright side, I have yet to install anything that was doing none advertised stuff on the system or online but maybe Im lucky.

Development of my own in house OS starts the middle of the year, so, at that point I will be compiling everything. I am alarmed by the possibility that absolutely everything will become cloud based, so I am developing a closed system to be used only by me.

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Let us know when you know how we can compile it ourselves Cool

It's never good to trust too much something already compiled.

That is ok and also the Rokos team is testing the source code.

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Quote from: fairglu on February 23, 2016, 11:33:36 AM

Trying to compile latest github in Ubuntu 14 LTS, it fails with:

Code:

wallet.cpp: In member function 'bool CWallet::CreateCoinStake(const CKeyStore&, unsigned int, int64, CTransaction&)':
wallet.cpp:1524:87: error: no matching function for call to 'CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64, unsigned int&, std::set >&, int64&)'
if (!SelectCoinsSimple(nBalance - nReserveBalance, txNew.nTime, setCoins, nValueIn))
^
wallet.cpp:1524:87: note: candidate is:
wallet.cpp:1268:6: note: bool CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64_t, unsigned int, std::set >&, int64_t&) const
bool CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64_t nTargetValue, unsigned int nSpendTime, set >& setCoinsRet, int64_t& nValueRet) const
^
wallet.cpp:1268:6: note: no known conversion for argument 4 from 'int64 {aka long long int}' to 'int64_t& {aka long int&}'
make: *** [obj/wallet.o] Error 1

The dev is informed and the compiled clients are okay.

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This might clue you in. I just don't know if it's something you can fix.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11406304/no-conversion-from-long-unsigned-int-to-long-unsigned-int

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Trying to compile latest github in Ubuntu 14 LTS, it fails with:

Code:

wallet.cpp: In member function 'bool CWallet::CreateCoinStake(const CKeyStore&, unsigned int, int64, CTransaction&)':
wallet.cpp:1524:87: error: no matching function for call to 'CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64, unsigned int&, std::set >&, int64&)'
if (!SelectCoinsSimple(nBalance - nReserveBalance, txNew.nTime, setCoins, nValueIn))
^
wallet.cpp:1524:87: note: candidate is:
wallet.cpp:1268:6: note: bool CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64_t, unsigned int, std::set >&, int64_t&) const
bool CWallet::SelectCoinsSimple(int64_t nTargetValue, unsigned int nSpendTime, set >& setCoinsRet, int64_t& nValueRet) const
^
wallet.cpp:1268:6: note: no known conversion for argument 4 from 'int64 {aka long long int}' to 'int64_t& {aka long int&}'
make: *** [obj/wallet.o] Error 1

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The official EnergyCoin Core v.1.5.0 for both Windows and Linux
versions are now available at:
https://mega.nz/#F!uc0XmCra!73JBKfnmbdImd_9H_nXtRQ

Windows version:
SHA256 hash: 795CE14403A069D03C211F867BE23E34A7DF6CED66F2B60E6D30CE26EA101277
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/795ce14403a069d03c211f867be23e34a7df6ced66f2b60e6d30ce26ea101277/analysis/

Linux version:
SHA256 hash: 0AF7BAF39233894219EBE5609691CEFF282247A5E705C89FC763D3CFE98852A5
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0af7baf39233894219ebe5609691ceff282247a5e705c89fc763d3cfe98852a5/analysis/

Latest source code has already been uploaded to:
https://github.com/EnergyCoinProject/energycoin

Algorithm: Scrypt POS
Fixed Block reward : 5 ENRG
Block Time: 90 seconds
Confirmations: 3 to confirm tx
Stake age: minimum 1 day to stake coins
Max stack age: 100 days

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More details information about the fork schedule:
- v1.5 now has a new network protocol version 70003
- To give enough time for users to update the software, v1.5 will accept connecting to peers with both new and old protocol versions until March 23, 2016.
- After March 23, new software will stop accepting peers with old protocol version. This will ensure only new software will proceed to the new fork.
- After that, fork will actually occur at block height 2100000, and then the network will also stop accepting PoW blocks.

Some more changes that will be noticeable by normal users:
- new command on console:- sendsplit (allow users to split into multiple outputs easily when sending coins). For example, if users want to send 1000 x 1000 coins to address eXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
The command should be:

sendsplit eXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX '{"count":1000,"amount":1000}'

- getmininginfo command now contains staking-related information, including PoS weight and estimated time for reward.

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Quote from: STT on February 23, 2016, 06:49:25 AM

I loaded the energycoin-qt.exe from 2014 (1.1.2) which I saved from when I last used that machine because I got a message saying I still hold some. The address given on the wallet startup is eCCHCWiK1PdQbiqRVRoT93ynQE3TMGXb8w

which doesnt match the one my name is registered with apparently. I would guess the wallet specific data is not stored with the program I saved. If Im trawling through files for that data file, whats the name I should be looking for

I guess it was in the registry but that windows is long gone. Other files were libwinpthread-1.dll and energycoin.conf which is 5 lines of text

This is the info from the original distribution list:

Quote from: energycr on April 29, 2014, 07:49:11 AM

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmtTPZS-lpnjdDQyOGQ2UmRNdGhWZ3g4T0xXREh5V3c&usp=drive_web#gid=0

Your username: STT
Address: eK44ri3KkQh7dobQs72Mhf8QzFR3wdi82Y
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/enrg/address.dws?eK44ri3KkQh7dobQs72Mhf8QzFR3wdi82Y.htm
Total contains: 63,323.952191 ENRG

I think you lost the wallet.dat and just started the wallet.
The address you gave contains no ENRG: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/enrg/search.dws?q=eCCHCWiK1PdQbiqRVRoT93ynQE3TMGXb8w

Maybe you run on an other PC and did you made a backup from your wallet?

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I loaded the energycoin-qt.exe from 2014 (1.1.2) which I saved from when I last used that machine because I got a message saying I still hold some. The address given on the wallet startup is eCCHCWiK1PdQbiqRVRoT93ynQE3TMGXb8w

which doesnt match the one my name is registered with apparently. I would guess the wallet specific data is not stored with the program I saved. If Im trawling through files for that data file, whats the name I should be looking for

I guess it was in the registry but that windows is long gone. Other files were libwinpthread-1.dll and energycoin.conf which is 5 lines of text

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Quote from: Harcon on February 20, 2016, 05:48:52 PM

Yes, I am looking forward to the Pi client the most but really, V1.5 on any platform right now would be good. I shall keep watch.

You should stake your coins in old client, to have full stake weight of your coinage, because after fork you'll get a lot less Wink

The fork kicks in after block 2.100.000 and after 23th of March the old versions are useless because they are automatically removed from the network.
So you can fully profit of present stake rewards with version 1.5 after release and no need to wait for block 2100000!

I used a new cool feature sendsplit
It splits an amount of ENRG and with the new protocol it is good to have a lot of 1000 ENG blocks in your wallet to get the maximum reward.

Code:

sendsplit ENRG-address '{"count":1000,"amount":1000}'

This sends 1M ENRG into 1000 new blocks in 1 transaction. The blocks are actually created after they stake.
I have now several wallets with a large number of blocks to serve the network.
Only for EnergyCoin Foundation Fund I use large block size.

The minimum size for getting rewarded is 1000 ENRG so prepaire your wallets for the new situation and merge small blocks into bigger ones.
You can set the blocksize with:

Code:

setstakesplitthreshold [max=5000; min=1000]

So you can play with settings to get the rewards you think have the best chance to win maximum reward each day.
There are 1080 blocks each day and 5 ENRG fixed block reward, that is less inflation then in the current situation and it is wise to stake 24/7 to get maximum rewards!

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Yes, I am looking forward to the Pi client the most but really, V1.5 on any platform right now would be good. I shall keep watch.

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Quote from: Harcon on February 20, 2016, 10:56:49 AM

Any time frame for V1.5? It's time to get the Energy party restarted up in my house. Been waiting for new wallet to get heavily back into running a node.

I hope to get the links with the clients this weekend or on monday.
Then I hope also the RPI on Rokos and I also wnat to have a MacOSX version available but we need some BTC (about 0.25) for compilation.
The Mac developer can also paid in ENRG but then he sells on the market.

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Any time frame for V1.5? It's time to get the Energy party restarted up in my house. Been waiting for new wallet to get heavily back into running a node.

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Should'nt we supposed to go to 2,5 minutes targetblocktime ?

I think the 90 seconds is okay, that is 3x more then now.
We discussed the new specs and the developer is now ready and paid.

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Quote from: lumeire on February 17, 2016, 09:04:55 AM

Hi there, thanks for reminding and updating me. Do you have a roadmap or something like that for now?

Good question!
But we have no real road map yet to be honest.
With road map you need also budget to create application and the budget is still very limited.
I work with volunteers and I talk with a lot of people about my vision for EnergyCoin.
There is a grant program for innovative energy projects in The Netherlands and we are working on a proposal for gamification applying EnergyCoin in conjunction with smart meters and Internet of Things.
If we are in a more concrete phase we can publish the road map for that.

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Hi there, thanks for reminding and updating me. Do you have a roadmap or something like that for now?

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