The best way to secure the move into this new fork is for all of us, particularly large holders like myself, to have the new wallet open and staking going into Block 830,000, right? ~25 hours from now?
Topic: [ANN][SLR] SolarCoin | PoW to PoS v. 2.0 | Solar Proof of Generation (§1 = 1MWh) - page 220. (Read 466822 times)
September 20, 2015, 02:02:59 PM
Just so I'm clear... I've been away for a little while.
The best way to secure the move into this new fork is for all of us, particularly large holders like myself, to have the new wallet open and staking going into Block 830,000, right? ~25 hours from now?
The best way to secure the move into this new fork is for all of us, particularly large holders like myself, to have the new wallet open and staking going into Block 830,000, right? ~25 hours from now?
September 20, 2015, 12:36:15 PM
All set and ready to stake! Thank you. 
September 20, 2015, 01:34:32 AM
All,
I have uploaded the 2.0 Release Candidate (beta14) to the dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j4t7a214qjuov6r/SolarCoin-2.0RC-setup.exe?dl=0
INSTALL NOTES:
Remove the contents of the data directory C:\Users\{your name}\AppData\Roaming\SolarCoin (including wallet.dat IF you have a backup!)
Copy your 1.5 version of wallet.dat to the data directory.
Install the 2.0 RC.
You may either wait for the blockchain to sync, or you may download the bootstrap via File -> Reload Blockchain.
If you have issues getting the download to work (the web server is a little flakey), you can download the bootstrap manually from http://solarcoin.org/downloads/ and save it to the data directory. Then try to reload the blockchain again, skipping the "Download" step.
EDIT: PoST is scheduled for block 830000. This is roughly 7.5 days from now.
-Steve
I have uploaded the 2.0 Release Candidate (beta14) to the dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j4t7a214qjuov6r/SolarCoin-2.0RC-setup.exe?dl=0
INSTALL NOTES:
Remove the contents of the data directory C:\Users\{your name}\AppData\Roaming\SolarCoin (including wallet.dat IF you have a backup!)
Copy your 1.5 version of wallet.dat to the data directory.
Install the 2.0 RC.
You may either wait for the blockchain to sync, or you may download the bootstrap via File -> Reload Blockchain.
If you have issues getting the download to work (the web server is a little flakey), you can download the bootstrap manually from http://solarcoin.org/downloads/ and save it to the data directory. Then try to reload the blockchain again, skipping the "Download" step.
EDIT: PoST is scheduled for block 830000. This is roughly 7.5 days from now.
-Steve
Thank you Steve!
Speaking about the bootstrap.zip manual download - I did notice the application comes up with a message that the download ends prematurely; that made me check the link at http://solarcoin.org/downloads/.
Apparently there is an improper server redirect there, which brings back this to the web browser address bar: http://www.%{http_host}.com/
Can you please check it out, that might be causing the problem the application has when trying to get the bootstrap.zip.
Thanks y_virtual! I'm not a web dev, so I appreciate that. Perhaps Nick could hack that out(?)
I've found that just restarting the client over and over after it becomes unresponsive from trying to get the bootstrap, that it eventually gets it all and the wallet will sync.
September 19, 2015, 01:36:52 PM
SolarCoin Community,
We still have a few people running 2.0.0 that need to upgrade to 2.0.1. If you are running into any issues, please post them here.
There are still a number of wallets running 1.5. You need to update to 2.0.1 ASAP or be left on the wrong fork.
Please download the official release here: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/
Windows: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.exe
Linux: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.run / http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.run
Mac: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.pkg <== Mac OS X Now Available!
Thanks,
Steve
We still have a few people running 2.0.0 that need to upgrade to 2.0.1. If you are running into any issues, please post them here.
There are still a number of wallets running 1.5. You need to update to 2.0.1 ASAP or be left on the wrong fork.
Please download the official release here: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/
Windows: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.exe
Linux: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.run / http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.run
Mac: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.pkg <== Mac OS X Now Available!
Thanks,
Steve
As indicated by Steve, MacOS version now up http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.pkg
Nick
September 19, 2015, 10:08:19 AM
SolarCoin Community,
We still have a few people running 2.0.0 that need to upgrade to 2.0.1. If you are running into any issues, please post them here.
There are still a number of wallets running 1.5. You need to update to 2.0.1 ASAP or be left on the wrong fork.
Please download the official release here: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/
Windows: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.exe
Linux: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.run / http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.run
Mac: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.pkg <== Mac OS X Now Available!
Thanks,
Steve
We still have a few people running 2.0.0 that need to upgrade to 2.0.1. If you are running into any issues, please post them here.
There are still a number of wallets running 1.5. You need to update to 2.0.1 ASAP or be left on the wrong fork.
Please download the official release here: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/
Windows: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.exe
Linux: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.run / http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_32bit.run
Mac: http://solarcoin.org/downloads/SolarCoin_2.0.1_64bit.pkg <== Mac OS X Now Available!
Thanks,
Steve
September 19, 2015, 09:47:10 AM
re-posting from Re: [ANN][POOL] Mining Pool Hub - Multipool. Multialgo, Auto Exchange to any coin.
Solarcoin notice
Hi
This is miningpoolhub.
New Solarcoin wallet is not working on stratum pool mining currently.
We have reverted to previous version. If it's not fixed until hardfork, we have to temporarily close solarcoin pool.
Thanks.
Solarcoin notice
Hi
This is miningpoolhub.
New Solarcoin wallet is not working on stratum pool mining currently.
We have reverted to previous version. If it's not fixed until hardfork, we have to temporarily close solarcoin pool.
Thanks.
I've been working with miningpoolhub on the issue, but it's not critical that they update. They can run 1.5 up to block 830000, then shut off the pool.
-Steve
September 19, 2015, 03:40:17 AM
re-posting from Re: [ANN][POOL] Mining Pool Hub - Multipool. Multialgo, Auto Exchange to any coin.
Solarcoin notice
Hi
This is miningpoolhub.
New Solarcoin wallet is not working on stratum pool mining currently.
We have reverted to previous version. If it's not fixed until hardfork, we have to temporarily close solarcoin pool.
Thanks.
Solarcoin notice
Hi
This is miningpoolhub.
New Solarcoin wallet is not working on stratum pool mining currently.
We have reverted to previous version. If it's not fixed until hardfork, we have to temporarily close solarcoin pool.
Thanks.
September 19, 2015, 01:37:22 AM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way 
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
PoW mining solo (-server mode) works in Qt 2.0.1, too! Mined SLRs show up as Interest in tray notifications and on the History window. Great!
Nice, 4K+ blocks to go...
I do find one issue here: the newly mined coins - those that are listed as Immature - do NOT show up in the Unconfirmed total:
click here to see snapshot
Is this supposed to be this way? "Immature" is still Unconfirmed. Or may be these should be listed in a separate balance entry labeled "Immature". In any case all components of the Balance Total should be visible and add-up to the Total number.
Thanks!
Hi y_virtual,
Immature is different from Unconfirmed. You will rarely see a value in the Unconfirmed row (occasionally). I can look at adding immature stats in the next release.
-Steve
Thank you for the clarification, Steve!
The Unconfirmed row works OK when an incoming transaction has not been confirmed yet.
Adding immature stats will complete that window.
Thanks!
September 18, 2015, 10:54:59 PM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
PoW mining solo (-server mode) works in Qt 2.0.1, too! Mined SLRs show up as Interest in tray notifications and on the History window. Great!
Nice, 4K+ blocks to go...
I do find one issue here: the newly mined coins - those that are listed as Immature - do NOT show up in the Unconfirmed total:
click here to see snapshot
Is this supposed to be this way? "Immature" is still Unconfirmed. Or may be these should be listed in a separate balance entry labeled "Immature". In any case all components of the Balance Total should be visible and add-up to the Total number.
Thanks!
Hi y_virtual,
Immature is different from Unconfirmed. You will rarely see a value in the Unconfirmed row (occasionally). I can look at adding immature stats in the next release.
-Steve
September 18, 2015, 07:33:44 PM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
PoW mining solo (-server mode) works in Qt 2.0.1, too! Mined SLRs show up as Interest in tray notifications and on the History window. Great!
Nice, 4K+ blocks to go...
I do find one issue here: the newly mined coins - those that are listed as Immature - do NOT show up in the Unconfirmed total:
click here to see snapshot
Is this supposed to be this way? "Immature" is still Unconfirmed. Or may be these should be listed in a separate balance entry labeled "Immature". In any case all components of the Balance Total should be visible and add-up to the Total number.
Thanks!
September 18, 2015, 05:04:38 PM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
PoW mining solo (-server mode) works in Qt 2.0.1, too! Mined SLRs show up as Interest in tray notifications and on the History window. Great!
Nice, 4K+ blocks to go...
September 18, 2015, 04:13:21 PM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
PoW mining solo (-server mode) works in Qt 2.0.1, too! Mined SLRs show up as Interest in tray notifications and on the History window. Great!
September 18, 2015, 09:36:51 AM
PoW mining not working.
ThreadRPCServer method=submitblock
ERROR: CheckBlock() : hashMerkleRoot mismatch
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock FAILED
Have you tested mining?
ThreadRPCServer method=submitblock
ERROR: CheckBlock() : hashMerkleRoot mismatch
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock FAILED
Have you tested mining?
Hi miningpoolhub,
Yes, all of the testnets were mined using RPC mining via a cpu miner. Are you still seeing the error? The only way the hashMerkleRoot would fail is if the transactions were hashed using the new nTime field in the txn record. There is code in main.h that avoids including nTime in the hash when creating the merkle tree. So, I am not sure why you would see this error. I might need more details. If you use the -debug parameter when starting the daemon, recreate the error, then PM me the debug.log file. Thanks.
-Steve
September 18, 2015, 08:53:47 AM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
Yeah...actually... it works! WOW
September 18, 2015, 08:26:05 AM
Checking out ASIC solo-mining with Qt 1.5 in server mode... Let's see if it will work this way
September 18, 2015, 03:26:26 AM
PoW mining not working.
ThreadRPCServer method=submitblock
ERROR: CheckBlock() : hashMerkleRoot mismatch
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock FAILED
Have you tested mining?
ThreadRPCServer method=submitblock
ERROR: CheckBlock() : hashMerkleRoot mismatch
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock FAILED
Have you tested mining?
September 17, 2015, 04:59:16 PM
How can I stop staking?
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
Hi miningpoolhub,
You can add "staking=0" to the conf, or in the Qt wallet, go to Settings->Disable Staking.
-Steve
I already added that option and had to check what was going on with CPU consumption.
Solarcoin was doing reindex. accepting whole blocks. Wow. I didn't know this update needed reindexing.
Anyway it's solved. Thanks.
Right, the blockchain structure is quite different between 1.5 and 2.0, If you need to free up space after the sync is complete, you can remove the PoW related data: blocks (folder) and chainstate (folder).
-Steve
September 17, 2015, 10:56:16 AM
How can I stop staking?
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
Hi miningpoolhub,
You can add "staking=0" to the conf, or in the Qt wallet, go to Settings->Disable Staking.
-Steve
I already added that option and had to check what was going on with CPU consumption.
Solarcoin was doing reindex. accepting whole blocks. Wow. I didn't know this update needed reindexing.
Anyway it's solved. Thanks.
September 17, 2015, 10:38:02 AM
How can I stop staking?
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
Hi miningpoolhub,
You can add "staking=0" to the conf, or in the Qt wallet, go to Settings->Disable Staking.
-Steve
September 17, 2015, 09:36:02 AM
How can I stop staking?
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
It consumes too much cpu.
Some option like "staking=0" in solarcoin.conf is needed.
Maybe you can take the staking profit as a donation/fee.
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