Topic: [ANNOUNCE] New alternate cryptocurrency - Geist Geld (Read 74113 times)
XGG/XLM and XGG/DVC are set up on the Stellar platform.
For XGG (GeistGeld) on the Stellar platform see http://makemoney.knotwork.com/stellar/xgg/ ( Explorer: https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/asset/XGG-GBHAQ252S4Z4AQOM4BWIRC3UHAOJIKCZQBUJGD336YH2O7W2NKRXMHA5 )
For DVC (DeVCoins) on the Stellar platform see http://makemoney.knotwork.com/stellar/dvc/ (Explorer: https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/asset/DVC-GBHAQ252S4Z4AQOM4BWIRC3UHAOJIKCZQBUJGD336YH2O7W2NKRXMHA5 )
-MarkM-
I never even tried testnets, I figure I am running on mainnet.
I run nodes at LFM.knotwork.com and at UFBSH.no-ip.org.
It does have value because it is set up in the Galactic Milieu's "treasuries" system not just as a currency with a "treasury" but also as a "reserve currency" others can hold in their own "treasury" toward the value of their own coin.
Its "treasury" account on the HORIZON platform is NHZ-LPYW-WJKM-4AN3-AUWXS
A look at the Latest Rates include file ( http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/latestrates.inc ) shows GeistGeld (XGG) is curently calculated (based on the "treasuries") to be worth 31.65606456 DeVCoins.
It can be traded on the HORIZON and STELLAR platforms, see http://makemoney.knotwork.com/
-MarkM-
I run nodes at LFM.knotwork.com and at UFBSH.no-ip.org.
It does have value because it is set up in the Galactic Milieu's "treasuries" system not just as a currency with a "treasury" but also as a "reserve currency" others can hold in their own "treasury" toward the value of their own coin.
Its "treasury" account on the HORIZON platform is NHZ-LPYW-WJKM-4AN3-AUWXS
A look at the Latest Rates include file ( http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/latestrates.inc ) shows GeistGeld (XGG) is curently calculated (based on the "treasuries") to be worth 31.65606456 DeVCoins.
It can be traded on the HORIZON and STELLAR platforms, see http://makemoney.knotwork.com/
-MarkM-
Is GG only run on testnet? I see that testnet has more blocks than the 99 I am seeing on main net.
Mining was run from a cmd prompt, I honestly dont remember if it was a built in miner or a third party miner such as cgminer so I'm not sure how you'd check which chain you're mining.
I also doubt Geistgeld is worth anything these days as it launched around the same time as LTC and Solidcoin but never really took off
I have the daemon running, fully synced on testnet and main, or so I think. The provided .conf file has it running on testnet by default and has more mined blocks than mainnet. So my question was, for the people who have it running (there are numerous peers on both test and main) which net is most utilized by peers. I am not trying to make money or mine it at the present moment, only preserve the blockchain.
Is GG only run on testnet? I see that testnet has more blocks than the 99 I am seeing on main net.
Mining was run from a cmd prompt, I honestly dont remember if it was a built in miner or a third party miner such as cgminer so I'm not sure how you'd check which chain you're mining.
I also doubt Geistgeld is worth anything these days as it launched around the same time as LTC and Solidcoin but never really took off
Is GG only run on testnet? I see that testnet has more blocks than the 99 I am seeing on main net.
Can somebody give me some guide on how to setup a wallet and co since all links except the github are down? I want a small share of GG now in 2018
It was a little complicated as the wallet was launched from a command prompt, from memory there was never a GUI wallet.
I mined quite a few Geistgeld back in the day as well as Solidcoin, they both launched shortly after LTC.
I miss the days of only a handful of options of coins to mine
Can somebody give me some guide on how to setup a wallet and co since all links except the github are down? I want a small share of GG now in 2018
Hi all,
Would anyone want to enter geistgeld into the crypto bake off speed test? I'm curious how it would out.
Cheers
Would anyone want to enter geistgeld into the crypto bake off speed test? I'm curious how it would out.
Cheers
Wait.........
Back from the dead....Muuhhaahhaahhaaaaaahaha!!
Back from the dead....Muuhhaahhaahhaaaaaahaha!!
SUCCESS!!!
"version" : 36977,
"balance" : 623.00000000,
"blocks" : 2535687,
"connections" : 5,
"proxy" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"difficulty" : 5288.85799923,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"Likely to be Geistnet?" : true,
"keypoololdest" : 1436084912,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : ""
Once the blockchain had fully sync'd it immediately clogged up p2pool - but a quick wallet restart without touching p2pool cleared it. I'm now seeing merged mining work found, submitted & paid into the wallet for the first time!
Unfortunately, my btc share doa rate has gone crazy, but I'm gonna run with it for a while to see if it settles at a comfortable diff, then maybe it will calm down a bit. Thanks for putting up the extra nodes markm - seems that was exactly what was needed
edit: Bah......had to pull it from my node, it cluttered it up again. Damn, was so close..........
"version" : 36977,
"balance" : 623.00000000,
"blocks" : 2535687,
"connections" : 5,
"proxy" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"difficulty" : 5288.85799923,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"Likely to be Geistnet?" : true,
"keypoololdest" : 1436084912,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : ""
Once the blockchain had fully sync'd it immediately clogged up p2pool - but a quick wallet restart without touching p2pool cleared it. I'm now seeing merged mining work found, submitted & paid into the wallet for the first time!
Unfortunately, my btc share doa rate has gone crazy, but I'm gonna run with it for a while to see if it settles at a comfortable diff, then maybe it will calm down a bit. Thanks for putting up the extra nodes markm - seems that was exactly what was needed
edit: Bah......had to pull it from my node, it cluttered it up again. Damn, was so close..........
Hey markm
Done - I'm seeing 6 connections buddy.
Well, so far it didn't jam up all the connection slots, even though it doesn't seem to be able to download the blocks fast enough....it's currently @ 1993623 & rising fast......giving the "bitcoind is downloading blocks......" error. Diff is jumping around the 50 - 150 level though, so something is working. Maybe. I'll let it run & hope the block download catches up before the connections run out.......
edit:
"blocks" : 2152751
"difficulty" : 1318.96607892
By jove - I think this might work.........
Down to only 4 connections now though.......
Done - I'm seeing 6 connections buddy.
Well, so far it didn't jam up all the connection slots, even though it doesn't seem to be able to download the blocks fast enough....it's currently @ 1993623 & rising fast......giving the "bitcoind is downloading blocks......" error. Diff is jumping around the 50 - 150 level though, so something is working. Maybe. I'll let it run & hope the block download catches up before the connections run out.......
edit:
"blocks" : 2152751
"difficulty" : 1318.96607892
By jove - I think this might work.........
Down to only 4 connections now though.......
Right now I still have GeistGeld running on one or both of DVCstable01.DVCnode.org and DVCstable02.DVCnode.org so put them in as addnodes for now.
Soon though I hope to upgrade those machines which will mean everything on them going offline for a while. Maybe even both at once as gettign anything at all done to those machines takes forever so I might get them all done at once when it finally gets done.
I also have it running on CrossCiv.no-ip.org and UFBSH.no-ip.org ready for when the DVCstable nodes go down.
But so far the UFBSH one has no open ports because the router there apparently isn't fooled by socks tunnels into thinking a remote browser is actually in the building so I cannot set up its router until next time I am physically out there.
GeistGeld nodes are able to find one-another via IRC though. One hears that IRC servers don't allow coin nodes to meet on them but I guess that doesn't apply to all IRC servers or maybe not to all coins.
-MarkM-
Soon though I hope to upgrade those machines which will mean everything on them going offline for a while. Maybe even both at once as gettign anything at all done to those machines takes forever so I might get them all done at once when it finally gets done.
I also have it running on CrossCiv.no-ip.org and UFBSH.no-ip.org ready for when the DVCstable nodes go down.
But so far the UFBSH one has no open ports because the router there apparently isn't fooled by socks tunnels into thinking a remote browser is actually in the building so I cannot set up its router until next time I am physically out there.
GeistGeld nodes are able to find one-another via IRC though. One hears that IRC servers don't allow coin nodes to meet on them but I guess that doesn't apply to all IRC servers or maybe not to all coins.
-MarkM-
I refuse to let this beat me...... 
Ok then lets move GeistGeld discussion to GeistGeld's thread then...
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
Good idea.
I've been looking at this thing again (I know, sucker for punishment), & I'm wondering if it's possible to change it's behavior with p2pool with a setting in the conf file? I won't pretend to understand what most of the code in that conf file do or mean.....or even maybe add something to the p2pool XGG merge mine startup syntax to make XGG less....."jumpy"? Not sure if that's possible though, looking through the p2pool commands......
Hi markm,
According to the git repo, it uses bdb 4.7 & I can't find a link for that on trusty. I tried using the --with-incompatible-bdb flag with v4.8, but it still failed with the same error.....all my other wallets compile with v4.8 no problem.
Any chance you could upload a copy of yours? sil vous plais? with cream on top?
According to the git repo, it uses bdb 4.7 & I can't find a link for that on trusty. I tried using the --with-incompatible-bdb flag with v4.8, but it still failed with the same error.....all my other wallets compile with v4.8 no problem.
Any chance you could upload a copy of yours? sil vous plais? with cream on top?
Worked it out, finally.....
Lots of stuff in that default geist.conf file.......if anyone has any addnodes - I'd be grateful
Anyone......?
Hi markm,
According to the git repo, it uses bdb 4.7 & I can't find a link for that on trusty. I tried using the --with-incompatible-bdb flag with v4.8, but it still failed with the same error.....all my other wallets compile with v4.8 no problem.
Any chance you could upload a copy of yours? sil vous plais? with cream on top?
According to the git repo, it uses bdb 4.7 & I can't find a link for that on trusty. I tried using the --with-incompatible-bdb flag with v4.8, but it still failed with the same error.....all my other wallets compile with v4.8 no problem.
Any chance you could upload a copy of yours? sil vous plais? with cream on top?
I have it working on Ubuntu 14.04, if you believe your problem is the BDB version used, you maybe should install the version that it does use?
A lot of old coins do not use the new BDB, heck some of them maybe do not use the latest Boost either. Nor latest QT for that matter.
Just install whatever packages the stuff you want to compile wants...
ldd isn't showing any BDB at all, so I guess I must have neglected to hack the makefile to make it link such things dynamically, so I do not know what version my build happens to be using. But whatever it was, I installed it using the normal Ubuntu get-and-install-packages system.
Do you have BDB 4 installed? I vaguely recall at least some of the old coins wanted that?
-MarkM-
A lot of old coins do not use the new BDB, heck some of them maybe do not use the latest Boost either. Nor latest QT for that matter.
Just install whatever packages the stuff you want to compile wants...
ldd isn't showing any BDB at all, so I guess I must have neglected to hack the makefile to make it link such things dynamically, so I do not know what version my build happens to be using. But whatever it was, I installed it using the normal Ubuntu get-and-install-packages system.
Do you have BDB 4 installed? I vaguely recall at least some of the old coins wanted that?
-MarkM-
not yet- client fixed--just need coin placed on exchange
Couldn't compile it on Xubuntu 12.04 - throws me:
make: *** [obj/auxpow.o] Error 1
How did you get it working?
Cheers.
I know, necromancy is never a good thing
I'd like to experiment with this client - but I get the same error as mentioned above when using https://github.com/rsnel/geistgeld/ only I'm using 14.04. I believe it's because of the bdb version used, but I'm not sure. Does anyone have a pre-compiled NIX binary they would care to share?Thank you
not yet- client fixed--just need coin placed on exchange
Couldn't compile it on Xubuntu 12.04 - throws me:
make: *** [obj/auxpow.o] Error 1
How did you get it working?
Cheers.
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