This morning my wallet was synced. Now.. no block source available..last block 3 hours ago 
Did you compare last block in your wallet to Block Explorer:
https://roi-coin-blockexplorer.roi-coin.com/
Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining Hybrid | 15% POS | 593% Term Deposit - page 9. (Read 107927 times)
December 31, 2018, 01:33:21 PM
Did you compare last block in your wallet to Block Explorer:
https://roi-coin-blockexplorer.roi-coin.com/
December 30, 2018, 05:23:27 PM
This morning my wallet was synced. Now.. no block source available..last block 3 hours ago
December 24, 2018, 12:03:31 PM
OK So I have the latest wallet 1.2.0 and I have 3.46 of coin in my wallet. Have not mined or opened the wallet in about 5 months.
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
Did you leave it for a few minutes to see if it will connect?
Is there a firewall blocking it? Can you provide
a screenshot? In worst case I can upload the synced blockchain somewhere so you can
download it and replace the old one.
Yes I left it running for an hour. Same thing. I reinstalled the wallet and got the firewall pop up and I allowed it. Same thing.
Seems you cannot post images here on this forum so I will post a screen shot somewhere else and provide a link here.
Bob
December 23, 2018, 04:43:29 PM
OK So I have the latest wallet 1.2.0 and I have 3.46 of coin in my wallet. Have not mined or opened the wallet in about 5 months.
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
Did you leave it for a few minutes to see if it will connect?
Is there a firewall blocking it? Can you provide
a screenshot? In worst case I can upload the synced blockchain somewhere so you can
download it and replace the old one.
December 23, 2018, 02:37:47 PM
OK So I have the latest wallet 1.2.0 and I have 3.46 of coin in my wallet. Have not mined or opened the wallet in about 5 months.
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
Now when I do it says I am 23 weeks behind and to the left it says "No Block Source Available".
What is wrong?
Bob
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December 19, 2018, 07:01:58 AM
yes you can use same address just change the sig or each instance will be on the same work.
December 18, 2018, 10:14:30 PM
I'll probably switch more of my machines to cluster soon, during holidays. It's just a lot of work as I have to split every miner with different identifiers. Also, if I want to run 2 or 4 miners per machine it makes it even more complex. A lot of bat files per computer. That's the downside of it.
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Wish I could answer that. I'm running DL580's with quad chips, and I have to start 16-20 instances by hand. I'm running Linux, so I'm a little dumb on how to write a script to start them all at once. I've tried several ways I found online, but none of them work. I think I need to put the miners in my home directory, just haven't done it yet.
I dont know about linux but on windows you can run something like this from a bat and it will run 4 instances at once.
Code:
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RASTERyzu9TVDkzSDvEfC6Tz9G871KUseU --coinbase-sig=mine1 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RLR7f7tGNoYv6hp5kr2BWRGwfKRGu3hh2y --coinbase-sig=mine2 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RNtrBsr1zmyC9ho9V87LJsBnbu3UvRM1hb --coinbase-sig=mine3 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RNk6E4sPp9W97jgZgNczA6hZ6aXQkcMUxo --coinbase-sig=mine4 -t 4 -q
I'll give it a shot.
It does have to use 4 different addresses?
I understand that miner(mine1, mine2...) has to be unique, but can I use same receiving address?
December 18, 2018, 08:53:00 PM
I'll probably switch more of my machines to cluster soon, during holidays. It's just a lot of work as I have to split every miner with different identifiers. Also, if I want to run 2 or 4 miners per machine it makes it even more complex. A lot of bat files per computer. That's the downside of it.
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Wish I could answer that. I'm running DL580's with quad chips, and I have to start 16-20 instances by hand. I'm running Linux, so I'm a little dumb on how to write a script to start them all at once. I've tried several ways I found online, but none of them work. I think I need to put the miners in my home directory, just haven't done it yet.
I dont know about linux but on windows you can run something like this from a bat and it will run 4 instances at once.
Code:
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RASTERyzu9TVDkzSDvEfC6Tz9G871KUseU --coinbase-sig=mine1 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RLR7f7tGNoYv6hp5kr2BWRGwfKRGu3hh2y --coinbase-sig=mine2 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RNtrBsr1zmyC9ho9V87LJsBnbu3UvRM1hb --coinbase-sig=mine3 -t 4 -q
START hodlminer-avx2.exe -o http://roicluster.hopto.org:3333 -u mine -p miner --coinbase-addr=RNk6E4sPp9W97jgZgNczA6hZ6aXQkcMUxo --coinbase-sig=mine4 -t 4 -q
December 18, 2018, 06:10:48 PM
I'll probably switch more of my machines to cluster soon, during holidays. It's just a lot of work as I have to split every miner with different identifiers. Also, if I want to run 2 or 4 miners per machine it makes it even more complex. A lot of bat files per computer. That's the downside of it.
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Wish I could answer that. I'm running DL580's with quad chips, and I have to start 16-20 instances by hand. I'm running Linux, so I'm a little dumb on how to write a script to start them all at once. I've tried several ways I found online, but none of them work. I think I need to put the miners in my home directory, just haven't done it yet.
December 18, 2018, 03:43:17 PM
I'll probably switch more of my machines to cluster soon, during holidays. It's just a lot of work as I have to split every miner with different identifiers. Also, if I want to run 2 or 4 miners per machine it makes it even more complex. A lot of bat files per computer. That's the downside of it.
Any idea how to make it all faster?
Any idea how to make it all faster?
December 16, 2018, 06:54:47 PM
Blue9999 is right, Mining the wallet you need one hell of a CPU to solo mine.
You should mine pool to start and then once you know what coins you get day to day on pool you could look at mining the cluster if you wish to go solo.
But I would not mine my own wallet even with my Rysen 1800 because it just needs so much hash to hit that block.
The pools that are up work the same as any other pool so nice and easy.
And the cluster you work with others to make the block and all TXs are removed from blocks the cluster makes. Thus letting the miners on the cluster only work on the block and not confirming any TXs.
The TXs are left to the pools so the pools get the mining fees for confirming the TXs ontop of the block the pool mines.
EG...
Blocks the cluster makes are 120 coins no more no less. You win it you get that no fee's, No TXs just a new block to your wallet key.
Blocks on the pools are the same as other pools blocks the pool gets 120 coins plus what ever TX fee's for confirming the TXs sent over the roi coin network. So blocks on pools always hold more than 120 coins.
And you will be payed for the work your rig has done on the pools (PPLN).
You should mine pool to start and then once you know what coins you get day to day on pool you could look at mining the cluster if you wish to go solo.
But I would not mine my own wallet even with my Rysen 1800 because it just needs so much hash to hit that block.
The pools that are up work the same as any other pool so nice and easy.
And the cluster you work with others to make the block and all TXs are removed from blocks the cluster makes. Thus letting the miners on the cluster only work on the block and not confirming any TXs.
The TXs are left to the pools so the pools get the mining fees for confirming the TXs ontop of the block the pool mines.
EG...
Blocks the cluster makes are 120 coins no more no less. You win it you get that no fee's, No TXs just a new block to your wallet key.
Blocks on the pools are the same as other pools blocks the pool gets 120 coins plus what ever TX fee's for confirming the TXs sent over the roi coin network. So blocks on pools always hold more than 120 coins.
And you will be payed for the work your rig has done on the pools (PPLN).
December 15, 2018, 02:22:33 PM
I mine by the wallet using the CPU of my computer.
You already said this in your previous post.
We need more info -
1) what is your hash rate
2) what version of wallet are you using
From your post you said you only ran couple of hours of mining. let me tell you solo mining requires hash power and a bit of luck. I recommend you to go for pool mining to see how much you are earning everyday. pool mining will give you continuous supply of coins. You can also try cluster mining if you think you are a lucky guy.
December 15, 2018, 11:26:37 AM
I mine by the wallet using the CPU of my computer.
December 15, 2018, 09:57:57 AM
Indeed we need more info as to the way you was mining.
Also it takes 360 blocks to confirm so even on pool it takes about 12 hours of mining untill coins are payed to you.
Also it takes 360 blocks to confirm so even on pool it takes about 12 hours of mining untill coins are payed to you.
December 15, 2018, 07:39:59 AM
I tried mining for several hours through the cpu but it did not work, i did not get anything at all.Can someone explain to me what's going on?
like cobfor said give us the juicy details or else we can't help you
December 14, 2018, 06:55:30 PM
How did you mine, using one of pools, your wallet or cluster?
What hash rate do you have?
What hash rate do you have?
December 14, 2018, 04:17:23 PM
I tried mining for several hours through the cpu but it did not work, i did not get anything at all.Can someone explain to me what's going on?
December 12, 2018, 09:21:04 PM
Coin is over?
No coin is very much alive.
Just coming in to its 2nd year.
December 12, 2018, 01:19:14 PM
Coin is over?
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