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Topic: [ANN][MAC]Machinecoin - The Steampunk Cryptocurrency - Now With TimeTravel PoW! - page 6. (Read 452276 times)
September 19, 2016, 12:04:09 PM
Thanks, also includes a new block explorer, can all be added to the first post
September 19, 2016, 11:22:17 AM
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September 19, 2016, 10:13:21 AM
I am not sure, but how I understood this new algo, its not possible to mine with an actual software on market. With every found block, the algo changes! This is his development "Time Travel".
Miners actually travel through 40320 different combinations of hashing algorithms which easily can be extended to nearly 1000 times that much. In combination with further optimizations miners then nearly won't recognize any difference by the increasing.
Yeah, is there a way to have the wallet continuously mining?
See https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16241355 for an example and where to find the help for the parameters in detail.
How do I input it in minerd or is it even supported by minerd?
Minerd does not know the new algorithm.
Yes, I follow the link, must be without the /release
Ok, next question - master or branc 0.13 is the stable release? In the branch is 0.13 no .1.1 subversion?
Ok, next question - master or branc 0.13 is the stable release? In the branch is 0.13 no .1.1 subversion?
Take this link https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/archive/v0.13.1.1.tar.gz there you can be sure you run the same version as the binaries.
September 19, 2016, 01:24:36 AM
Where is published the source in git or svn?
Are you looking for https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/tree/master/src?
Yes, I follow the link, must be without the /release
Ok, next question - master or branc 0.13 is the stable release? In the branch is 0.13 no .1.1 subversion?
September 19, 2016, 12:44:19 AM
Hard fork incoming!
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Where is published the source in git or svn?
Are you looking for https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/tree/master/src?
September 18, 2016, 01:39:55 PM
Hard fork incoming!
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Where is published the source in git or svn?
September 18, 2016, 06:55:49 AM
Just figured out how to solo mine with minerd. This is my config file:
minerd.exe -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40332 -u myusername -p mypassword -t 4 --coinbase addr=mywalletaddress
The only issue I have is what do I put for the algorithm? It's not scrypt anymore...right? How do I input it in minerd or is it even supported by minerd?
Thanks!
I am not sure, but how I understood this new algo, its not possible to mine with an actual software on market. With every found block, the algo changes! This is his development "Time Travel".minerd.exe -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40332 -u myusername -p mypassword -t 4 --coinbase addr=mywalletaddress
The only issue I have is what do I put for the algorithm? It's not scrypt anymore...right? How do I input it in minerd or is it even supported by minerd?
Thanks!
Greetz
Steve
September 18, 2016, 02:13:38 AM
Just figured out how to solo mine with minerd. This is my config file:
minerd.exe -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40332 -u myusername -p mypassword -t 4 --coinbase addr=mywalletaddress
The only issue I have is what do I put for the algorithm? It's not scrypt anymore...right? How do I input it in minerd or is it even supported by minerd?
Thanks!
minerd.exe -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40332 -u myusername -p mypassword -t 4 --coinbase addr=mywalletaddress
The only issue I have is what do I put for the algorithm? It's not scrypt anymore...right? How do I input it in minerd or is it even supported by minerd?
Thanks!
September 17, 2016, 09:29:50 PM
Download/start Windows installer, open wallet.
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Code:
server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
I have to type this order everytime from new if a block found?
Greetz
Steve
Yeah, is there a way to have the wallet continuously mining? It keeps on stopping after a while. Better yet, has anyone been able to solo mine using something like cgminer?
September 17, 2016, 06:34:12 AM
Download/start Windows installer, open wallet.
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Code:
server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
I have to type this order everytime from new if a block found?
Greetz
Steve
September 17, 2016, 12:20:51 AM
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
Updated
September 16, 2016, 11:40:38 PM
Thank worked perfectly! Thank you very much. I'm able to mine through the wallet now. I didn't know the command to mine was "generate" so if I put "generate 4" does that specify that I want to use all 4 cores? Is there anyway to check the hashrate?
Thank you again, this totally made my night!
EDIT:
I think I figured it out, so the number does not refer to the number of cores you want to use, it is the number of blocks you want to generate. Right? So generate 1 means you want to mine until you find one block? What is the 500000 for? Is that the time or duration?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm sure you can tell I'm a total noob.
Thank you again, this totally made my night!
EDIT:
I think I figured it out, so the number does not refer to the number of cores you want to use, it is the number of blocks you want to generate. Right? So generate 1 means you want to mine until you find one block? What is the 500000 for? Is that the time or duration?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm sure you can tell I'm a total noob.
September 16, 2016, 11:01:55 PM
Download/start Windows installer, open wallet.
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Then
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160917/zvbifjuv.png
And mining is possible as can be seen.
It works under Windows the same way like under GNU/Linux
The algorithm is TimeTravel not Scrypt, OP must update the Ann-Thread.
A working config can look like this:
Code:
server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
listen=1
daemon=1
dbcache=100
rpcuser=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
rpcpassword=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
September 16, 2016, 08:09:10 PM
can you solo mine with a cpu? or is it too late for that kind of stuff?
I started 1 miner on an old Raspberry Pi B yesterday and successfully mined blocks with it, so yeah.
BTW: Anyone interested in a Machinecoin Fullnode on a Raspberry Pi? If so: you can pm me.
Thanks for you reply. Can you help me get started on solo mining? I'm using the windows version of the wallet, but I can't seem to get minerd to talk to the wallet.
this is my .conf file
addnode=5.230.145.49
addnode=82.211.61.103
addnode=82.211.61.104
addnode=82.211.61.199
addnode=5.230.145.71
addnode=82.211.61.129
server=1
rpcuser=****
rpcpassword=****
rpcallowip=192.168.1/24
rpcport=40332
port=40333
daemon=1
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpctimeout=30
gen=1
Is this correct?
Is there any way to mine through the wallet? I added gen=1 in the .conf but how can I tell that the wallet is actually mining? I don't see an option to display the hash rate.
Thanks for your help!
September 16, 2016, 05:22:33 PM
Hard fork incoming!
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Please update your Machinecoin Wallet until Friday, 09-Sep-16 18:00:00 UTC. That is the moment when Machinecoin v0.13.1 "Octopus" officially kicks in.
Just like with every update: don't forget to create backups of your wallets in front of the update.
This update is mandatory.
Downloads
Windows 64-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Windows 32-bit
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Source:
https://github.com/machinecoin-project/machinecoin-core/releases
Most Important changes:
* New Codebase
Bitcoin v0.13.0 codebase with integrated miner for "Time Travel"
* New Coin Supply
Subsidy halves every 350 000 blocks which limits the coin supply to 35,000,000
* New PoW Algorithm
Machinecoin "Octopus" comes with a new pow algorithm with the code name "Time Travel".
The new pow algorithm should be asic resistant for quite some time (or forever if no one will ever create one).
Nice work! Best Regards Christian
September 16, 2016, 04:33:22 PM
*pinned*
Solomining with winwallet actually not possible?
Greetz
Steve
Solomining with winwallet actually not possible?
Greetz
Steve
September 16, 2016, 02:10:26 AM
can you solo mine with a cpu? or is it too late for that kind of stuff?
I started 1 miner on an old Raspberry Pi B yesterday and successfully mined blocks with it, so yeah.
BTW: Anyone interested in a Machinecoin Fullnode on a Raspberry Pi? If so: you can pm me.
September 16, 2016, 12:12:09 AM
can you solo mine with a cpu? or is it too late for that kind of stuff?
September 16, 2016, 12:08:03 AM
Article at Medium
"Machinecoin, The Steampunk Cryptocurrency, Introduces Newly Developed POW Algorithm TimeTravel (Press Release)"
https://medium.com/@Machinecoin/machinecoin-the-steampunk-cryptocurrency-introduces-newly-developed-proof-of-work-algorithm-13bddb17350c
Nice work "Machinecoin, The Steampunk Cryptocurrency, Introduces Newly Developed POW Algorithm TimeTravel (Press Release)"
https://medium.com/@Machinecoin/machinecoin-the-steampunk-cryptocurrency-introduces-newly-developed-proof-of-work-algorithm-13bddb17350c
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