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Topic: [ANNOUNCE] Tenebrix, a CPU-friendly, GPU-hostile cryptocurrency - page 26. (Read 127188 times)

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Hillariously voracious
Lolcust, why are you the one owning the repo and making all the announcement about Tenebrix if it is ArtForz who did most of the work?

Because Art does not mind it and apparently prefers to do interesting code rather than do the announcements and forum stuffs.

I do not "appropriate" any achievements tho, and properly follow crediting protocols both in commit comments and in-code comments

Lolcust, why are you the one owning the repo and making all the announcement about Tenebrix if it is ArtForz who did most of the work?

Maybe because he is a sock puppet of ArtForz ?

No, I'm actually Satoshi.

I'm pretending to be feeble at cow-pewter sorcery so that you won't guess that I am Satoshi ~__^

NINJA EDIT: YAY WE HAF POOL! (DON'T FORGET TO UPDATE YOUR MINERD!)
sr. member
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Just got a TBX pool up and running on http://simplecoin.us

It is experimental so please give it a run. If it holds up well I'll be moving it to the production pool server.
hero member
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Lolcust, why are you the one owning the repo and making all the announcement about Tenebrix if it is ArtForz who did most of the work?

Maybe because he is a sock puppet of ArtForz ?
ama
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Block explorer ?

I'm working on it:  http://blockexplorer.sytes.net/

There are some issues caused by duplicated transactions in the blockchain, at around block 9970, that is keeping the database from being updated.  I hope I can solve it soon.
hero member
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Lolcust, why are you the one owning the repo and making all the announcement about Tenebrix if it is ArtForz who did most of the work?
hero member
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Please update first post too because that is where the updated version should be IMHO.

Also, if this thing is portable, where is the wallet stored ? How to update from one version to another without losing downloaded blockchain and wallet ?

Exchange ?
Pool ?
Block explorer ?

Thanks.
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Hillariously voracious
http://www.mediafire.com/?lsrhlh0b6zp6bih

new windows pack, with minerd updated per ArtForz's patches. Better use the updated one for the upcoming (please stand by...) pool

P.S.:

Of course, git of tenebrix miner is updated
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
10 difficulty means it's 10x harder to generate the current block than the block chain's first block.
No - the block chain's first block is created manually.
Yes difficulty is a direct multiplier - as you can see I even know how to convert the 4byte number to a difficulty ...
What I don't know is what 1 difficulty represents.
In 'proper bitcoin' 1 difficulty represents an expected statistical average of 2^32 hashes.
If it is a direct conversion (as would seem likely but I wasn't really thinking when I wrote that) then 0.04195601 would mean 1.8Ghashes
So my 4,368khashes seems rather low ...
Yep, diff 1 is 2**32 hashes as in bitcoin to avoid even further confusing things.
Minimum and initial tbx difficulty is/was difficulty 1/4096 (= 2**20 hashes).
but your hash# calc is somehow off by a factor of 10, diff 0.0419... * 2**32 = ~ 180M, not 1.8G hashes/block avg.
Oops - yep copy paste from my block explorer to calculator I managed to lose a 0 (I got 0.419...)
Yep 1 in 41 isn't really that big a deal Smiley
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Okay, I needed to know that before I post the new update (includes longpoll and jasson fixes from ArtForz)
legendary
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Hope here after all releases have some file name difference from others files.

Which file do you mean ?

Tenebrix-pack.zip.
Instead you can name it Tenebrix-pack1.zip
sr. member
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10 difficulty means it's 10x harder to generate the current block than the block chain's first block.
No - the block chain's first block is created manually.
Yes difficulty is a direct multiplier - as you can see I even know how to convert the 4byte number to a difficulty ...
What I don't know is what 1 difficulty represents.
In 'proper bitcoin' 1 difficulty represents an expected statistical average of 2^32 hashes.
If it is a direct conversion (as would seem likely but I wasn't really thinking when I wrote that) then 0.04195601 would mean 1.8Ghashes
So my 4,368khashes seems rather low ...
Yep, diff 1 is 2**32 hashes as in bitcoin to avoid even further confusing things.
Minimum and initial tbx difficulty is/was difficulty 1/4096 (= 2**20 hashes).
but your hash# calc is somehow off by a factor of 10, diff 0.0419... * 2**32 = ~ 180M, not 1.8G hashes/block avg.
hero member
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Can't retrieve, but it is ok, I really enjoy your creations, the Geistgeld and Tenebrix coins.  Provide quite a lot of fun mining them rather than the extremely long and tedious and monotonous mining of bitcoin.

I installed the newest version and the coins disappear, did not try a rescan=1, where should I put this line in?

In the config, pretty much anywhere (like with any other config option)

Just shut Tenebrix down, add the line

rescan=1

to your config, start Tenebrix again, and watch if the monies reappear.
legendary
Activity: 4466
Merit: 1798
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
10 difficulty means it's 10x harder to generate the current block than the block chain's first block.
No - the block chain's first block is created manually.
Yes difficulty is a direct multiplier - as you can see I even know how to convert the 4byte number to a difficulty ...
What I don't know is what 1 difficulty represents.
In 'proper bitcoin' 1 difficulty represents an expected statistical average of 2^32 hashes.
If it is a direct conversion (as would seem likely but I wasn't really thinking when I wrote that) then 0.04195601 would mean 1.8Ghashes
So my 4,368khashes seems rather low ...
sr. member
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Firstbits: 1m8xa
10 difficulty means it's 10x harder to generate the current block than the block chain's first block.
legendary
Activity: 4466
Merit: 1798
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Meh I can't make sense of the difficulty
It took 26 minutes of mining to get my one (and only) solo block at 2*1.4Kh/s
(to put my name in the block chain - block 10379)
Difficulty 0x1d17d589 calculates to 0.04195601 so no idea what that actually means in hashes
(by calculation my total was 26 * 60 * 2.8 = only 4,368khashes)
Anyway got my block and my name there so that's all I wanted Tongue
ama
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Just shut Tenebrix down, add the line

rescan=1

to your config, start Tenebrix again, and watch if the monies reappear.

But didn't he loose the wallet when he reinstalled Windows?  How will rescan will help?
member
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Hillariously voracious
I installed the newest version and the coins disappear, did not try a rescan=1, where should I put this line in?

In the config, pretty much anywhere (like with any other config option)

Just shut Tenebrix down, add the line

rescan=1

to your config, start Tenebrix again, and watch if the monies reappear.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
I installed the newest version and the coins disappear, did not try a rescan=1, where should I put this line in?


I just lost my 24 coins when I did a reinstallation Sad , took me a long time to mine.

How did you manage to do this ? (sincere question I would like to understand to prevent such events in the future

If you overwrote the folder, the wallet of all things should have remained untouched (as the release pack does not have a wallet.dat of its own lol)...

Did you try rescan=1 ?


Actually i feel the new windows release is completely useless & a mess.
Instead of just giving a bat file with flags as last time, it asks questions to select thread, algo....which is not necessary.

It does not ask for algo selection, only IP, userpass, scantime and thread number Smiley

It was done so because I was getting a lot of questions about how to edit bat files and complaints along the lines of "I edited the minerfile thing and now it crashes, there is no god !!!"

If interactive bat does not suit your taste, you can turn it into a non-interactive one by erasing all the fluff (except the last line, the one with minerd in it) and changing %variables% to numbers

Or maybe I should add an option to execute a pre-set string instead of taking a "mining quiz" ? (I bet that would confuse and befuddle the user who tried editing his minerd tho  Undecided)


Hope here after all releases have some file name difference from others files.

Which file do you mean ?
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 11
Hillariously voracious
I just lost my 24 coins when I did a reinstallation Sad , took me a long time to mine.

How did you manage to do this ? (sincere question I would like to understand to prevent such events in the future

If you overwrote the folder, the wallet of all things should have remained untouched (as the release pack does not have a wallet.dat of its own lol)...

Did you try rescan=1 ?


Actually i feel the new windows release is completely useless & a mess.
Instead of just giving a bat file with flags as last time, it asks questions to select thread, algo....which is not necessary.

It does not ask for algo selection, only IP, userpass, scantime and thread number Smiley

It was done so because I was getting a lot of questions about how to edit bat files and complaints along the lines of "I edited the minerfile thing and now it crashes, there is no god !!!"

If interactive bat does not suit your taste, you can turn it into a non-interactive one by erasing all the fluff (except the last line, the one with minerd in it) and changing %variables% to numbers

Or maybe I should add an option to execute a pre-set string instead of taking a "mining quiz" ? (I bet that would confuse and befuddle the user who tried editing his minerd tho  Undecided)


Hope here after all releases have some file name difference from others files.

Which file do you mean ?
hero member
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I thought I am the only one having such bad luck Smiley , you too!

I agree we need a pool. My machine with an Phenom II 6 core has only found one block in about 10 hours.

Yeah "average time per block at 1 kHash/s: 2 days, 2 hours, 3 minutes, 19 seconds" my arse!
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