Topic: [AXON] Fork of AXIOM (identical blockchain up to the place where it forked) (Read 1863 times)
June 20, 2019, 05:35:08 AM
December 08, 2016, 07:36:58 PM
This is what I was suggesting in reply to complains on sync issues. Bootstrap.dat goes easy and weights a few megabytes. The best feature ever made by the hands of cryptogod.
What exactlky does one include in such a data archive?
An entire ~/.axon directory?
Or just the actual blocks data?
Or what?
-MarkM-
In windows or linux go to your wallets data dir in shell/cmd prompt.
then issue either
cat blk0001.dat blk0002.dat blk0003.dat > bootstrap.dat
or
copy /b blk0001.dat+blk0002.dat+blk0003.dat bootstrap.dat
If you only have 1 blk####.dat of course you dont put ones you dont have. Some people zip up everything but leave out the peers, conf & wallet. That makes for a WAY quicker sync since you dont have to import anything. Using a bootstrap you still have to let the client basically add it like its doing a rescan
The only difference is that cat will recreate a file filling in gaps but retaining an exact copy. And copy just pretty much appends them to each other. But thats it.
Hope that made sense lol :p
December 08, 2016, 06:16:45 PM
This is what I was suggesting in reply to complains on sync issues. Bootstrap.dat goes easy and weights a few megabytes. The best feature ever made by the hands of cryptogod.
What exactly does one include in such a data archive?
An entire ~/.axon directory?
Or just the actual blocks data?
Or what?
-MarkM-
December 08, 2016, 05:20:28 PM
This is what I was suggesting in reply to complains on sync issues. Bootstrap.dat goes easy and weights a few megabytes. The best feature ever made by the hands of cryptogod.
December 08, 2016, 05:13:38 PM
Windows users might call a daemon a "service".
I mean the "service" you run that makes the coin go.
Maybe you might have a GUI program you run that has an ability to "do" the coin?
The daemon or service is the running code on your machine that you talk to via your command line or GUI telling it you want to do this that or the other thing about the coin.
Importantly it is also the program that talks to other machines to enable the peer to peer networking to get the blockchain get and send transactions and so on.
Call it "program" instead of "daemon" or "service" if you prefer.
Or call it the coin as in run the coin aka run the daemon that enables the coin aka run the service that makes the coin be up and running on your machine aka start the coin's networking so it communicates with other machines on the network to get and keep up with the blockchain.
-MarkM-
I mean the "service" you run that makes the coin go.
Maybe you might have a GUI program you run that has an ability to "do" the coin?
The daemon or service is the running code on your machine that you talk to via your command line or GUI telling it you want to do this that or the other thing about the coin.
Importantly it is also the program that talks to other machines to enable the peer to peer networking to get the blockchain get and send transactions and so on.
Call it "program" instead of "daemon" or "service" if you prefer.
Or call it the coin as in run the coin aka run the daemon that enables the coin aka run the service that makes the coin be up and running on your machine aka start the coin's networking so it communicates with other machines on the network to get and keep up with the blockchain.
-MarkM-
Do you have skype or facebook I can add you on. Maybe you can help walk me through it and I can give you a tip.
December 06, 2016, 04:43:46 PM
Do you happen to have a bootstrap for people to get instead of slow syncing to the network?
December 06, 2016, 04:25:52 PM
Windows users might call a daemon a "service".
I mean the "service" you run that makes the coin go.
Maybe you might have a GUI program you run that has an ability to "do" the coin?
The daemon or service is the running code on your machine that you talk to via your command line or GUI telling it you want to do this that or the other thing about the coin.
Importantly it is also the program that talks to other machines to enable the peer to peer networking to get the blockchain get and send transactions and so on.
Call it "program" instead of "daemon" or "service" if you prefer.
Or call it the coin as in run the coin aka run the daemon that enables the coin aka run the service that makes the coin be up and running on your machine aka start the coin's networking so it communicates with other machines on the network to get and keep up with the blockchain.
-MarkM-
I mean the "service" you run that makes the coin go.
Maybe you might have a GUI program you run that has an ability to "do" the coin?
The daemon or service is the running code on your machine that you talk to via your command line or GUI telling it you want to do this that or the other thing about the coin.
Importantly it is also the program that talks to other machines to enable the peer to peer networking to get the blockchain get and send transactions and so on.
Call it "program" instead of "daemon" or "service" if you prefer.
Or call it the coin as in run the coin aka run the daemon that enables the coin aka run the service that makes the coin be up and running on your machine aka start the coin's networking so it communicates with other machines on the network to get and keep up with the blockchain.
-MarkM-
December 06, 2016, 02:46:35 PM
Run Axon, then once you have its blockchain up to date give it your saved backujp AXIOM wallets.
(Stop the daemon, copy a wallet into data directory, fire up coin again, checkwallet, recover wallet if need be, send the coins to an address created in the new empty wallet you got when you inititlly started AXON if you have several AXIOM wallets to process and consolidate or just want to start clean without umpteen megabytes of wallet left from years of staking.
Basically all your saved AXIOM wallet backups also act as old saved AXON wallets, all coins prior to the point where the chains diverged should survive.
-MarkM-
(Stop the daemon, copy a wallet into data directory, fire up coin again, checkwallet, recover wallet if need be, send the coins to an address created in the new empty wallet you got when you inititlly started AXON if you have several AXIOM wallets to process and consolidate or just want to start clean without umpteen megabytes of wallet left from years of staking.
Basically all your saved AXIOM wallet backups also act as old saved AXON wallets, all coins prior to the point where the chains diverged should survive.
-MarkM-
WTH is the daemon. I dont know what im doing but I know im fucked.
December 06, 2016, 12:55:00 PM
Run Axon, then once you have its blockchain up to date give it your saved backup AXIOM wallets.
(Stop the daemon, copy a wallet into data directory, fire up coin again, checkwallet, recover wallet if need be, send the coins to an address created in the new empty wallet you got when you initially started AXON if you have several AXIOM wallets to process and consolidate or just want to start clean without umpteen megabytes of wallet left from years of staking.
Basically all your saved AXIOM wallet backups also act as old saved AXON wallets, all coins prior to the point where the chains diverged should survive.
-MarkM-
(Stop the daemon, copy a wallet into data directory, fire up coin again, checkwallet, recover wallet if need be, send the coins to an address created in the new empty wallet you got when you initially started AXON if you have several AXIOM wallets to process and consolidate or just want to start clean without umpteen megabytes of wallet left from years of staking.
Basically all your saved AXIOM wallet backups also act as old saved AXON wallets, all coins prior to the point where the chains diverged should survive.
-MarkM-
December 06, 2016, 11:04:50 AM
To help support AXON, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.
I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/
AXON is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.
As to recovering (AXIOM) coins that failed to withdraw from Yobit, you need to get your AXIOM client onto the same blockchain that Yobit is on.
All the mining and staking you have accompliushed since the chain split/forked though will be lost when you switch to Yobit's blackchain, THAT IS WHY we created AXON.
By copying your AXIOM data directory to call it AXON, youj save all the coins you have mined and minted, but save them as AXON. You run AXON using that data.
Then with the old (your existing) copy of the data you can delete everything except the wallet.dat and peers.dat, and run AXIOM. It might take days to get the blockchain but hopefully it will end up getting the same blockchain that Yobit is using, you will know that is the case if the coins you withdrew from Yobit turn up there.
That is what I am waiting for now, in next few days my AXIOM nodes should have gotten the blackchain from scratch and hopefully I will find my withdrawn coins there.
-MarkM-
I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/
AXON is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.
As to recovering (AXIOM) coins that failed to withdraw from Yobit, you need to get your AXIOM client onto the same blockchain that Yobit is on.
All the mining and staking you have accompliushed since the chain split/forked though will be lost when you switch to Yobit's blackchain, THAT IS WHY we created AXON.
By copying your AXIOM data directory to call it AXON, youj save all the coins you have mined and minted, but save them as AXON. You run AXON using that data.
Then with the old (your existing) copy of the data you can delete everything except the wallet.dat and peers.dat, and run AXIOM. It might take days to get the blockchain but hopefully it will end up getting the same blockchain that Yobit is using, you will know that is the case if the coins you withdrew from Yobit turn up there.
That is what I am waiting for now, in next few days my AXIOM nodes should have gotten the blackchain from scratch and hopefully I will find my withdrawn coins there.
-MarkM-
So what do I do to get axon now that all my axiom is lost in internet space on different chains.
December 05, 2016, 10:48:34 PM
To help support AXON, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.
I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/
AXON is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.
As to recovering (AXIOM) coins that failed to withdraw from Yobit, you need to get your AXIOM client onto the same blockchain that Yobit is on.
All the mining and staking you have accomplished since the chain split/forked though will be lost when you switch to Yobit's blockchain, THAT IS WHY we created AXON.
By copying your AXIOM data directory to call it AXON, you save all the coins you have mined and minted, but save them as AXON. You run AXON using that data.
Then with the old (your existing) copy of the data you can delete everything except the wallet.dat and peers.dat, and run AXIOM. It might take days to get the blockchain but hopefully it will end up getting the same blockchain that Yobit is using, you will know that is the case if the coins you withdrew from Yobit turn up there.
That is what I am waiting for now, in next few days my AXIOM nodes should have gotten the blockchain from scratch and hopefully I will find my withdrawn coins there.
-MarkM-
I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/
AXON is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.
As to recovering (AXIOM) coins that failed to withdraw from Yobit, you need to get your AXIOM client onto the same blockchain that Yobit is on.
All the mining and staking you have accomplished since the chain split/forked though will be lost when you switch to Yobit's blockchain, THAT IS WHY we created AXON.
By copying your AXIOM data directory to call it AXON, you save all the coins you have mined and minted, but save them as AXON. You run AXON using that data.
Then with the old (your existing) copy of the data you can delete everything except the wallet.dat and peers.dat, and run AXIOM. It might take days to get the blockchain but hopefully it will end up getting the same blockchain that Yobit is using, you will know that is the case if the coins you withdrew from Yobit turn up there.
That is what I am waiting for now, in next few days my AXIOM nodes should have gotten the blockchain from scratch and hopefully I will find my withdrawn coins there.
-MarkM-
December 05, 2016, 09:21:32 PM
This is bullshit. My coins never got to my wallet from yobit and i cant figure out how to fix this. I'll give you 0.0001 btc in axiom if you make me a tutorial to fix this problem im having
December 05, 2016, 08:48:14 PM
please provide details on this coin
December 05, 2016, 06:31:55 PM
this coin only rebranding and use new name
or new coin this name axion and axiom can get swap to axon
if new coin why detail coin not write again
or new coin this name axion and axiom can get swap to axon
if new coin why detail coin not write again
December 05, 2016, 06:03:44 PM
No idea for AXIOM, as once I set up AXON I cleared the blockchains of all my AXIOM instances and it will take days from them to synch up, if they even do manage to synch up.
For AXON, my nodes all seem to agree they are on block 1122903 right now.
-MarkM-
For AXON, my nodes all seem to agree they are on block 1122903 right now.
-MarkM-
December 05, 2016, 05:10:30 PM
Yobit is on one fork of the chain, a bunch of other nodes were on another.
Withdraw some from Yobit and see if they arrive.
If they vanish into limbo,. you are not sunning on the same fork as Yobit.
In which case, if you are lucky, you are running on the fork that we turned into AXON.
If your withdrawal from Yobit did not arrive, copy your AXIOM data directory into one named to be for AXON, and run AXON using that copy; then re-synch your AXIOM blockchain, whereuoon what you withdrew should appear.
If your withdraw does arrive no problem though, you ARE on the same fork as Yobit, so you are fine, all is well, whether you want to also grab yourself free AXON coins is entirely up to you, you can do so if you have old AXIOM wallets with coins in them by running AXON and giving it your old AXIOM wallets that had coins in them beck before the fork happened.
-MarkM-
Withdraw some from Yobit and see if they arrive.
If they vanish into limbo,. you are not sunning on the same fork as Yobit.
In which case, if you are lucky, you are running on the fork that we turned into AXON.
If your withdrawal from Yobit did not arrive, copy your AXIOM data directory into one named to be for AXON, and run AXON using that copy; then re-synch your AXIOM blockchain, whereuoon what you withdrew should appear.
If your withdraw does arrive no problem though, you ARE on the same fork as Yobit, so you are fine, all is well, whether you want to also grab yourself free AXON coins is entirely up to you, you can do so if you have old AXIOM wallets with coins in them by running AXON and giving it your old AXIOM wallets that had coins in them beck before the fork happened.
-MarkM-
What block is the right chain on.
December 05, 2016, 04:19:11 PM
Yobit is on one fork of the chain, a bunch of other nodes were on another.
Withdraw some from Yobit and see if they arrive.
If they vanish into limbo,. you are not running on the same fork as Yobit.
In which case, if you are lucky, you are running on the fork that we turned into AXON.
If your withdrawal from Yobit did not arrive, copy your AXIOM data directory into one named to be for AXON, and run AXON using that copy; then re-synch your AXIOM blockchain, whereuoon what you withdrew should appear.
If your withdraw does arrive no problem though, you ARE on the same fork as Yobit, so you are fine, all is well, whether you want to also grab yourself free AXON coins is entirely up to you, you can do so if you have old AXIOM wallets with coins in them by running AXON and giving it your old AXIOM wallets that had coins in them back before the fork happened.
-MarkM-
Withdraw some from Yobit and see if they arrive.
If they vanish into limbo,. you are not running on the same fork as Yobit.
In which case, if you are lucky, you are running on the fork that we turned into AXON.
If your withdrawal from Yobit did not arrive, copy your AXIOM data directory into one named to be for AXON, and run AXON using that copy; then re-synch your AXIOM blockchain, whereuoon what you withdrew should appear.
If your withdraw does arrive no problem though, you ARE on the same fork as Yobit, so you are fine, all is well, whether you want to also grab yourself free AXON coins is entirely up to you, you can do so if you have old AXIOM wallets with coins in them by running AXON and giving it your old AXIOM wallets that had coins in them back before the fork happened.
-MarkM-
December 05, 2016, 12:06:15 PM
So what do I do with my axiom now? Will there be a swap.
THIS IS A NEW COIN, AXIOM CONTINUES, AXIOM IS EVEN ON AN EXCHANGE (Yobit).
IF the AXIOM chain you are on is NOT the one Yobit uses though, then chances are good you are on the chain we are now using for AXON, if so you can just copy your axiom data dir over to new name and use it as is. Then you can go about synching your AXIOM with the chain Yobit is using.
IF the AXIOM chain you are on IS the one Yobit uses, then you will need only the wallet from it to use with AXON as the AXON blockchain will need to be synch'd.
Of course it is also possible you are not on Yobit's fork nor on the one we turned into AXON, oh well you can still use your wallets with AXON.
It is better than a swap, it is the same blockchain up to the point where the fork happened.
-MarkM-
Oh my god, this is so complicated. How do I find out what chain I am on?
I have some axiom in an old wallet at home and some on yobit right now. Maybe its better to sell whats on yobit and then try to do the same with whats in my wallet. I really hate when the developers pay no attention to their coin and then shit like this happens and fuckes over the little guy who has little experience in this field. This is bullshit. from now on im sticking to coins that only has active development or large market caps. 
December 04, 2016, 03:55:20 PM
The whole point of this new coin is precisely to make sure the two networks do not confuse each other. By using different ports and a different connection-handshake we ensure AXON and AXIOM are separate networks instead of being a chain-fork disaster which is what it was before. (Some folks were on an AXIOM network that Yobit exchage used, many were not. Now everyone can be on both without the two screwing each other up.)
You need to set up AXON client and then match client (AXIOM or AXON) to whichever of the blockchains you happen to have, either using AXON on your existing blockchain if your existing one is NOT the one Yobit uses and IS the one we turned into AXON, OR using AXIOM on your existing blockchain if your existing one IS the one Yobit uses.
Then the other client will want the other blockchain, by synch-ing with whichever it is that you aren't currently using.
-MarkM-
Now I understood. And the truth is better than a swap
December 04, 2016, 03:16:03 PM
Do I understand correctly that the coin will run on the same network?
And it does not require any action?
NO.And it does not require any action?
The whole point of this new coin is precisely to make sure the two networks do not confuse each other. By using different ports and a different connection-handshake we ensure AXON and AXIOM are separate networks instead of being a chain-fork disaster which is what it was before. (Some folks were on an AXIOM network that Yobit exchange used, many were not. Now everyone can be on both without the two screwing each other up.)
You need to set up AXON client and then match client (AXIOM or AXON) to whichever of the blockchains you happen to have, either using AXON on your existing blockchain if your existing one is NOT the one Yobit uses and IS the one we turned into AXON, OR using AXIOM on your existing blockchain if your existing one IS the one Yobit uses.
Then the other client will want the other blockchain, by synch-ing with whichever it is that you aren't currently using.
-MarkM-
December 04, 2016, 03:08:34 PM
Do I understand correctly that the coin will run on the same network?
And it does not require any action?
And it does not require any action?
December 04, 2016, 02:02:42 PM
So what do I do with my axiom now? Will there be a swap.
THIS IS A NEW COIN, AXIOM CONTINUES, AXIOM IS EVEN ON AN EXCHANGE (Yobit).
IF the AXIOM chain you are on is NOT the one Yobit uses though, then chances are good you are on the chain we are now using for AXON, if so you can just copy your axiom data dir over to new name and use it as is. Then you can go about synching your AXIOM with the chain Yobit is using.
IF the AXIOM chain you are on IS the one Yobit uses, then you will need only the wallet from it to use with AXON as the AXON blockchain will need to be synch'd.
Of course it is also possible you are not on Yobit's fork nor on the one we turned into AXON, oh well you can still use your wallets with AXON.
It is better than a swap, it is the same blockchain up to the point where the fork happened.
-MarkM-
December 04, 2016, 01:14:21 PM
So what do I do with my axiom now? Will there be a swap.
December 04, 2016, 12:28:49 PM
Sorry I don't do windows, I am a Linux user and not familiar with crosscompiling.
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
December 04, 2016, 12:13:30 PM
I was worried about my Axiom becoming a sporked coin. Good idea to fork this thing once since its spiraling out of control.
Any chance you can help my lazy keister and make a windows binary and place it in the repositories?
Any chance you can help my lazy keister and make a windows binary and place it in the repositories?
December 04, 2016, 11:07:36 AM
AXON is a re-named clone of AXIOM with default ports one port-number higher and one of the four "magic bytes" changed to prevent it connecting to AXIOM instances.
It has been created because a catastrophic fork happened in the AXIOM chain, leaving the players of the Galactic Milieu on a different fork that the one used by the only exchange that is not itself inside of the Milieu.
Thus the banks markets etc in the Milieu can go ahead using AXON where they had been using AXIOM and their accounting will still be in synch with the actual blockchain.
Otherwise they would have faced catastrophe.
AXON is at https://github.com/knotwork/axon
The addnode to use to synch blockchain with it is dvcstable01.dvcnode.org
Use your existing AXIOM wallets, and, if the fork of the AXIOM blockchain you are currently on is NOT the one used by Yobit exchange, you might actually already be on this chain but of course you are calling it axiom. If that is the case copying your .axiom directory over to the new name .axon would work fine, you'd be still on the same fork but be using the new name for it. If that works, you would then do a re-synch of axiom rather than of axon, as your task would be to get in synch with Yobit's fork of the axiom chain.
-MarkM-
It has been created because a catastrophic fork happened in the AXIOM chain, leaving the players of the Galactic Milieu on a different fork that the one used by the only exchange that is not itself inside of the Milieu.
Thus the banks markets etc in the Milieu can go ahead using AXON where they had been using AXIOM and their accounting will still be in synch with the actual blockchain.
Otherwise they would have faced catastrophe.
AXON is at https://github.com/knotwork/axon
The addnode to use to synch blockchain with it is dvcstable01.dvcnode.org
Use your existing AXIOM wallets, and, if the fork of the AXIOM blockchain you are currently on is NOT the one used by Yobit exchange, you might actually already be on this chain but of course you are calling it axiom. If that is the case copying your .axiom directory over to the new name .axon would work fine, you'd be still on the same fork but be using the new name for it. If that works, you would then do a re-synch of axiom rather than of axon, as your task would be to get in synch with Yobit's fork of the axiom chain.
-MarkM-
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