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Topic: [ANN][XCN] Cryptonite - NEW Thread | 1st mini-blockchain coin | Bounties! - page 25. (Read 215672 times)
July 05, 2018, 10:14:41 AM
July 05, 2018, 06:37:29 AM
About the "many gpu" issues of the miner, I will look into it ;-)
You are one in a million mate ...
Thanks for that.
Working on the compiles later tonight also, still can't get them sorted under both Fedora 27/28 x64 (due to many other factors - especially the updated gcc) and CentOS 7 x64, so we can start testing Obsidian (our stratum) properly under our new environment (Pyroxene (theMINE)).
#crysx
A fix has been applied for Fedora 28.
The configure options will be: ./configure CPPFLAGS="-std=c++11 -fPIC" --disable-hardening --with-incompatible-bdb --disable-tests
I'll check this out later tonight when I am able to ...
it won't be long into the compile to see if it all works, though if that is the only setting that is required, then it won't be difficult to change it manually if need be.
Now for the GPU limitation in the miner pallas has, and we will be set
CentOS 7 x64 is still giving us headaches with compilation, so if there is something that needs to be set there also, it would be greatly appreciated also.
All the help currently is much appreciated.
#crysx
There were also changes to the code for boost1.66 so you'll need a new clone.
I'll have a look at centos tonight.
July 05, 2018, 05:47:23 AM
About the "many gpu" issues of the miner, I will look into it ;-)
You are one in a million mate ...
Thanks for that.
Working on the compiles later tonight also, still can't get them sorted under both Fedora 27/28 x64 (due to many other factors - especially the updated gcc) and CentOS 7 x64, so we can start testing Obsidian (our stratum) properly under our new environment (Pyroxene (theMINE)).
#crysx
A fix has been applied for Fedora 28.
The configure options will be: ./configure CPPFLAGS="-std=c++11 -fPIC" --disable-hardening --with-incompatible-bdb --disable-tests
I'll check this out later tonight when I am able to ...
it won't be long into the compile to see if it all works, though if that is the only setting that is required, then it won't be difficult to change it manually if need be.
Now for the GPU limitation in the miner pallas has, and we will be set
CentOS 7 x64 is still giving us headaches with compilation, so if there is something that needs to be set there also, it would be greatly appreciated also.
All the help currently is much appreciated.
#crysx
July 05, 2018, 03:40:09 AM
About the "many gpu" issues of the miner, I will look into it ;-)
You are one in a million mate ...
Thanks for that.
Working on the compiles later tonight also, still can't get them sorted under both Fedora 27/28 x64 (due to many other factors - especially the updated gcc) and CentOS 7 x64, so we can start testing Obsidian (our stratum) properly under our new environment (Pyroxene (theMINE)).
#crysx
A fix has been applied for Fedora 28.
The configure options will be: ./configure CPPFLAGS="-std=c++11 -fPIC" --disable-hardening --with-incompatible-bdb --disable-tests
July 04, 2018, 01:28:45 PM
Still syncing the wallet. I may take another 3-4 weeks to fully sync. At 8 hrs. a day. I don't know why it's taking so long. Already been 2 weeks. 
Just tested this latest windows wallet, old laptop with mobile connection synced in 20 minutes from scratch.
I will keep on syncing it though.
July 04, 2018, 11:51:47 AM
This is very impressive. But I would like more detail informations. How i can get the roadmap of this pj?
July 04, 2018, 02:34:12 AM
About the "many gpu" issues of the miner, I will look into it ;-)
You are one in a million mate ...
Thanks for that.
Working on the compiles later tonight also, still can't get them sorted under both Fedora 27/28 x64 (due to many other factors - especially the updated gcc) and CentOS 7 x64, so we can start testing Obsidian (our stratum) properly under our new environment (Pyroxene (theMINE)).
#crysx
July 04, 2018, 02:27:50 AM
About the "many gpu" issues of the miner, I will look into it ;-)
July 04, 2018, 02:15:52 AM
Still syncing the wallet. I may take another 3-4 weeks to fully sync. At 8 hrs. a day. I don't know why it's taking so long. Already been 2 weeks.
Just tested this latest windows wallet, old laptop with mobile connection synced in 20 minutes from scratch. Some pages ago I meant I had read a fix or workaround for this "problem" (which isn't really a problem because you help validate while you sync). A rough workaround is obviously to delete the old blockchain data and sync from scratch again.
We still cannot compile under Fedora 27/28 x64 - or CentOS 7 x64 for that matter ...
The code is based primarily on the older gcc libraries, and Debian/Ubuntu based distros, so it is always difficult to compile properly under RHEL based systems (usually in a sandboxed and static format for our servers). So even to test this sync and blockchain (let alone support a pool) is always going to be a challenge for us.
This means that this information that you are supplying with regards to blockchain, sync, nodes lists, and others, are quite important to us when we eventually do get through the compilation issues.
@pallas - FYI. The miner that I referred to earlier refuses to load - PERIOD. It will run, but as soon as it starts to mine, there is NO allocation of GPU to ANY GPU in theBEAST. The smaller 5GPU system has no issues. So whatever the issue here, if the miner will not assimilate the use of 13GPU's to even start, then there is no way we can set it to just work with 1GPU, no matter what I have done to get it started. The miner just does not move past the initialization stage when it 'sees' the system has 13GPU, even when -d 0 (or any other GPU) is forced.
Any way of fixing this mate?
#crysx
July 03, 2018, 06:58:05 PM
Still syncing the wallet. I may take another 3-4 weeks to fully sync. At 8 hrs. a day. I don't know why it's taking so long. Already been 2 weeks.
Just tested this latest windows wallet, old laptop with mobile connection synced in 20 minutes from scratch. Some pages ago I meant I had read a fix or workaround for this "problem" (which isn't really a problem because you help validate while you sync). A rough workaround is obviously to delete the old blockchain data and sync from scratch again.
July 03, 2018, 05:13:21 PM
Still syncing the wallet. I may take another 3-4 weeks to fully sync. At 8 hrs. a day. I don't know why it's taking so long. Already been 2 weeks.
Just tested this latest windows wallet, old laptop with mobile connection synced in 20 minutes from scratch.
July 03, 2018, 09:10:18 AM
Suprnova cryptonite pool is down again. 
Ooooo well. From the usa. I get good ping..but miner won't connect. I can connect to his other pools though.
Ooooo well. From the usa. I get good ping..but miner won't connect. I can connect to his other pools though. July 03, 2018, 06:49:09 AM
New wallet release!
Including all-new gui dark theme, windows improvements, build enhancements for newer libraries and distributions, detailed peers view, and more.
https://github.com/pallas1/Cryptonite/releases/tag/v0.1.6
Still syncing the wallet. I may take another 3-4 weeks to fully sync. At 8 hrs. a day. I don't know why it's taking so long. Already been 2 weeks. Including all-new gui dark theme, windows improvements, build enhancements for newer libraries and distributions, detailed peers view, and more.
https://github.com/pallas1/Cryptonite/releases/tag/v0.1.6
July 02, 2018, 05:43:49 AM
@pallas ...
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
I think it's limited just like all the ccminer forks before the last 5/6 months.
There should be a constant with the max number of gpus, but it may not be enough, because some pieces of code don't use it, or are anyway limited to one base-10 digit.
as a workaround, you can run two ccminer instances.
Understood ...
Can you point me to the code?
I will have a look when I get into the office in an hour and see what can be done. There is a very good reason why we are following this route
#crysx
July 02, 2018, 03:36:39 AM
June 30, 2018, 06:04:37 AM
@pallas ...
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
I think it's limited just like all the ccminer forks before the last 5/6 months.
There should be a constant with the max number of gpus, but it may not be enough, because some pieces of code don't use it, or are anyway limited to one base-10 digit.
as a workaround, you can run two ccminer instances.
June 30, 2018, 03:55:56 AM
@pallas ...
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
The miner you have in git compiles in Fedora 27 x64 (the same OS we use in theFARM at CWI), but seems to be limited to in numbers of GPU.
Is it possible to allow our large 'theBEAST' machines to run the miner also? I don;t know what the the GPU limit is, but it will not run on theBEAST (13 x GPU) but will run smooth on the smaller prototype machines.
Any ideas on what may need changing in order to do so?
I will be back in about 25hours as I could only pop in for a few minutes right now (rebuilding my machine to a new system - taking all weekend so far).
Thanks.
#crysx
June 27, 2018, 11:13:03 AM
Dear Pallas! I have one question. Where is AMD miner? It was created by Claymore, but it not work.
Please bother Claymore and convince him to update his miner.
I could make one from scratch but it would take a lot of time and I have no more nvidia cards.
That's why we set a bounty for that.
than you for answer.
June 27, 2018, 02:41:10 AM
we are trying to be enlisted in CoinPulse
https://coinpulse.featureupvote.com/suggestions/11233/cryptonite
Thanks for your vote and share
#sekker
https://coinpulse.featureupvote.com/suggestions/11233/cryptonite
Thanks for your vote and share
#sekker
Hi to all,
I have found a very promising coinexchange which currently allows proposals for new coins: It is named CoinFalcon (https://coinfalcon.com/) and has a lot currency pairs including Bitcoin, Etherum, Litecoin, IOTA, Tether, EUR and USD.
This Exchange is located in London and also allows trading via a Smartphone App like a lot of the big Forex trading platforms.
I have made a request for Cryptonite - eyerybody is invited to vote under the following link:
https://feedback.coinfalcon.com/coin-request/p/cryptonite-xcn-2
@sekker: To keep the things simple I have copied your proposal from coinpulse ...
Best regards:
Br@indr@in
@sekker - A little hint for the case this wasn!t checked by you until now: HitBTC (Big exchange, existing since 2013) seems to offer the integration of new coins without any registration charge:
https://hitbtc.com/add-token
P.S.: @all others - Don't forget to vote for XCN on coinfalcon: Until today there are only 7 votes!
(At the moment they are integrating a new coin nearly every two weeks without any charge!)
Well i dont know how say this... hitbtc wants to list XCN 60btc....
#sekker
I can confirm this. It was a few months ago 9-10BTC, but they are upping it every month it seems.
These guys are crazy! (Perhaps Golum could help with a donation of his 23.5 million XCN
...)I have just read a very interesting article in the German "BTC Echo" about a large tether emisssion (https://www.btc-echo.de/neue-tether-gedruckt-profitiert-ethereum/): There it is written that a very large part of the emission was settled via CoinBene (https://www.coinbene.com/#/). Also at the risk that my advice is not effective again: CoinBene does not seem to take a listing fee but to orient itself solely to the characteristics of a coin.
https://www.coinbene.com/#/apply
With a google account you can apply for a listing via a link on that page.
worth trying, I guess.
June 26, 2018, 06:59:32 PM
we are trying to be enlisted in CoinPulse
https://coinpulse.featureupvote.com/suggestions/11233/cryptonite
Thanks for your vote and share
#sekker
https://coinpulse.featureupvote.com/suggestions/11233/cryptonite
Thanks for your vote and share
#sekker
Hi to all,
I have found a very promising coinexchange which currently allows proposals for new coins: It is named CoinFalcon (https://coinfalcon.com/) and has a lot currency pairs including Bitcoin, Etherum, Litecoin, IOTA, Tether, EUR and USD.
This Exchange is located in London and also allows trading via a Smartphone App like a lot of the big Forex trading platforms.
I have made a request for Cryptonite - eyerybody is invited to vote under the following link:
https://feedback.coinfalcon.com/coin-request/p/cryptonite-xcn-2
@sekker: To keep the things simple I have copied your proposal from coinpulse ...
Best regards:
Br@indr@in
@sekker - A little hint for the case this wasn!t checked by you until now: HitBTC (Big exchange, existing since 2013) seems to offer the integration of new coins without any registration charge:
https://hitbtc.com/add-token
P.S.: @all others - Don't forget to vote for XCN on coinfalcon: Until today there are only 7 votes!
(At the moment they are integrating a new coin nearly every two weeks without any charge!)
Well i dont know how say this... hitbtc wants to list XCN 60btc....
#sekker
I can confirm this. It was a few months ago 9-10BTC, but they are upping it every month it seems.
These guys are crazy! (Perhaps Golum could help with a donation of his 23.5 million XCN
...)I have just read a very interesting article in the German "BTC Echo" about a large tether emisssion (https://www.btc-echo.de/neue-tether-gedruckt-profitiert-ethereum/): There it is written that a very large part of the emission was settled via CoinBene (https://www.coinbene.com/#/). Also at the risk that my advice is not effective again: CoinBene does not seem to take a listing fee but to orient itself solely to the characteristics of a coin.
https://www.coinbene.com/#/apply
With a google account you can apply for a listing via a link on that page.
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