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Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 09:59:33 AM

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Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 07:46:04 AM

ok so to mine block you need cpid connected - thats fine, but why cpu goes 0%

))? sometimes it is 100% but then 5 minutes 0%... on my xeon it goes up to 8 cores from 24...

and still not clear about paying. i need to be online every solved block to send stats? if i miss block i will not get paid?, or i need to be online only when superblock is processing?
i need to know what must be doing what

and what happens if i will be off for half of day or so... maybe not only me, as there is many people who turn off their computer over night

Can you post your 'getmininginfo'?

When the wallet starts, it automatically starts mining with one thread and with a 'minersleep' of 250ms.

The minersleep is there so that less cpu power is used. It means the wallet mines 250ms, then sleeps 250ms, then mines 250ms again, etc.

This is to lessen heat mining impact, and also ensures that Boinc keeps on running on computers where both the wallet and Boinc are installed (Boinc halts computing when too many other processes use cpu-cycles).

Setting minersleep=0 will turn off the sleep function and you can mine full power again.
You can experiment with the max CPU usage by using the command 'setgenerate true NUMBER', in which NUMBER stands for the number of threads that you want to use (e.g. 'setgenerate true 8').

About the payment: there is a daily payment, but the network will have to know that you have worked in that 24 hours. If I understand correctly the wallet will automatically send a 'PODC update' every day to ensure that the network knows that you have done work. If it's unable to do that (because the computer is offline) you will miss a payment (again, if I understand correctly).

An alternative might be to open up your wallet once a day and manually send a 'PODC update'. You can do that with the command 'exec podcupdate'. But I'm nog sure about this! I don't know exactly if you also have to be mining, so please don't take these last words as truth. I'm just a guy to participated in testnet for the last few weeks. All the information I provide has been available to anyone who took the time to read about PoDC.

minersleep works... now it takes all 24 cores. i hope that it will not goes to 0 after few minutes

if it is enough to have wallet online for some time per day, it is ok. i was just affraid of not getting reward if i will be off lets say 10 minutes right in time when something happens

i just found another mandatory setting

"Warning": "CPID xy not in team Biblepay. This CPID is not receiving rewards for cancer research.",
so it seems you must be in biblepay tem to get rewards

Ah, yes. I've clarified the wiki to make it state more clearly that you need to be part of Team Biblepay to be able to receive rewards:
http://wiki.biblepay.org/Distributed_Computing_2

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5. "Find a team" >>> Search for "BiblePay" and join our team

I'll wait for Togo to clarify the walk-through even more.
But in your Rosetta account settings, you have to join team 'Biblepay'.

About the wallet-online thing: 10 minutes or several hours probably won't make a difference, and you can always use the 'exec podcupdate' command after you were offline to make your wallet update your status. But I can't give you a technical answer to this question. Rob will have to answer that.

The PODC system supports dynamic back off changes if we get too big (IE over 32767 researchers) but for now for all intents and purposes here are the current parameters for PODC mining PODC Updates:

- After mining for 30 minutes the client sends a PODC Update, but only if the network needs one
- The client tries again every 8 hours *if* tasks have changed (this is for our Rosetta PODC Integrity feature, where we reconcile running task timestamps to UTXOs)
- The client sends a new PODC update within 24 hours, minimum
- The client will also send a PODC update within 4 hours of the deadline before your UTXO weight runs out

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1.1.0.6 - Leisure Upgrade

- Make exec podcupdate much more robust (add error messages, fix utxo leg rounding)

** Note to All: please modify the Distributed Computing process in this way:
Retire the use of -polpercentage in your config files.
Use "utxoamount=50000" instead, where 50000 is the amount of UTXO you choose to stake in each podcupdate (this occurs approx. once per day).
Note - the default is now 50,000, so you do not need to set it if you desire 50,000 **

Anyone with 'exec getboincinfo' with less than 100 utxoweight, please 'exec podcupdate' to send a new UTXO using this new version.

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Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 09:59:33 AM

Quote from: jaapgvk on March 08, 2018, 08:22:44 AM

Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 07:46:04 AM

ok so to mine block you need cpid connected - thats fine, but why cpu goes 0%

))? sometimes it is 100% but then 5 minutes 0%... on my xeon it goes up to 8 cores from 24...

and still not clear about paying. i need to be online every solved block to send stats? if i miss block i will not get paid?, or i need to be online only when superblock is processing?
i need to know what must be doing what

and what happens if i will be off for half of day or so... maybe not only me, as there is many people who turn off their computer over night

Can you post your 'getmininginfo'?

When the wallet starts, it automatically starts mining with one thread and with a 'minersleep' of 250ms.

The minersleep is there so that less cpu power is used. It means the wallet mines 250ms, then sleeps 250ms, then mines 250ms again, etc.

This is to lessen heat mining impact, and also ensures that Boinc keeps on running on computers where both the wallet and Boinc are installed (Boinc halts computing when too many other processes use cpu-cycles).

Setting minersleep=0 will turn off the sleep function and you can mine full power again.
You can experiment with the max CPU usage by using the command 'setgenerate true NUMBER', in which NUMBER stands for the number of threads that you want to use (e.g. 'setgenerate true 8').

About the payment: there is a daily payment, but the network will have to know that you have worked in that 24 hours. If I understand correctly the wallet will automatically send a 'PODC update' every day to ensure that the network knows that you have done work. If it's unable to do that (because the computer is offline) you will miss a payment (again, if I understand correctly).

An alternative might be to open up your wallet once a day and manually send a 'PODC update'. You can do that with the command 'exec podcupdate'. But I'm nog sure about this! I don't know exactly if you also have to be mining, so please don't take these last words as truth. I'm just a guy to participated in testnet for the last few weeks. All the information I provide has been available to anyone who took the time to read about PoDC.

minersleep works... now it takes all 24 cores. i hope that it will not goes to 0 after few minutes

if it is enough to have wallet online for some time per day, it is ok. i was just affraid of not getting reward if i will be off lets say 10 minutes right in time when something happens

i just found another mandatory setting

"Warning": "CPID xy not in team Biblepay. This CPID is not receiving rewards for cancer research.",
so it seems you must be in biblepay tem to get rewards

Ah, yes. I've clarified the wiki to make it state more clearly that you need to be part of Team Biblepay to be able to receive rewards:
http://wiki.biblepay.org/Distributed_Computing_2

Quote

5. "Find a team" >>> Search for "BiblePay" and join our team

I'll wait for Togo to clarify the walk-through even more.
But in your Rosetta account settings, you have to join team 'Biblepay'.

About the wallet-online thing: 10 minutes or several hours probably won't make a difference, and you can always use the 'exec podcupdate' command after you were offline to make your wallet update your status. But I can't give you a technical answer to this question. Rob will have to answer that.

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Quote from: Lichtsucher on March 08, 2018, 10:02:57 AM

Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 09:56:45 AM

It would not be considered a valid solution until the block age is > 15 mins old.

What happens, if one CPID is assigned to completly different (unrelated) wallets? (for heat mining)

Reason:
I don't want to share my wallet.dat of my staked wallet on all my miners (and I don't want boinc everywhere, so heat only mining is what I want on some systems). What can be done, is that possible?

It cant be, it can only be associated to one wallet.

Our PODC-Burn-Tx algorithm ensures old burns are replaced with new burns, as long as you can prove ownership of your CPID.

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Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 09:59:33 AM

Quote from: jaapgvk on March 08, 2018, 08:22:44 AM

Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 07:46:04 AM

ok so to mine block you need cpid connected - thats fine, but why cpu goes 0%

))? sometimes it is 100% but then 5 minutes 0%... on my xeon it goes up to 8 cores from 24...

and still not clear about paying. i need to be online every solved block to send stats? if i miss block i will not get paid?, or i need to be online only when superblock is processing?
i need to know what must be doing what

and what happens if i will be off for half of day or so... maybe not only me, as there is many people who turn off their computer over night

Can you post your 'getmininginfo'?

When the wallet starts, it automatically starts mining with one thread and with a 'minersleep' of 250ms.

The minersleep is there so that less cpu power is used. It means the wallet mines 250ms, then sleeps 250ms, then mines 250ms again, etc.

This is to lessen heat mining impact, and also ensures that Boinc keeps on running on computers where both the wallet and Boinc are installed (Boinc halts computing when too many other processes use cpu-cycles).

Setting minersleep=0 will turn off the sleep function and you can mine full power again.
You can experiment with the max CPU usage by using the command 'setgenerate true NUMBER', in which NUMBER stands for the number of threads that you want to use (e.g. 'setgenerate true 8').

About the payment: there is a daily payment, but the network will have to know that you have worked in that 24 hours. If I understand correctly the wallet will automatically send a 'PODC update' every day to ensure that the network knows that you have done work. If it's unable to do that (because the computer is offline) you will miss a payment (again, if I understand correctly).

An alternative might be to open up your wallet once a day and manually send a 'PODC update'. You can do that with the command 'exec podcupdate'. But I'm nog sure about this! I don't know exactly if you also have to be mining, so please don't take these last words as truth. I'm just a guy to participated in testnet for the last few weeks. All the information I provide has been available to anyone who took the time to read about PoDC.

minersleep works... now it takes all 24 cores. i hope that it will not goes to 0 after few minutes

if it is enough to have wallet online for some time per day, it is ok. i was just affraid of not getting reward if i will be off lets say 10 minutes right in time when something happens

i just found another mandatory setting

"Warning": "CPID xy not in team Biblepay. This CPID is not receiving rewards for cancer research.",
so it seems you must be in biblepay tem to get rewards

Yes, you guys must join Team Biblepay to be paid research rewards.

Please ensure your Rosetta account is linked to team biblepay.

To find out: type 'exec getboincinfo' and take a look at the team row. It should be 15044. Otherwise you will not be in the next superblock.

Our team:

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/team_display.php?teamid=15044

Members with credit:

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/team_members.php?teamid=15044&offset=0&sort_by=total_credit

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Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 09:56:45 AM

It would not be considered a valid solution until the block age is > 15 mins old.

What happens, if one CPID is assigned to completly different (unrelated) wallets? (for heat mining)

Reason:
I don't want to share my wallet.dat of my staked wallet on all my miners (and I don't want boinc everywhere, so heat only mining is what I want on some systems). What can be done, is that possible?

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Quote from: Lichtsucher on March 08, 2018, 09:54:45 AM

Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 09:46:32 AM

Yes, POW mining requires a CPID to be activated in order to mine.
However on 10 wallets, I recommend using one CPID. It would not be beneficial to create 10 cpids, as then some of them would not mine properly (as we require each CPID to have magnitude and be in a superblock payment) after superblock 1 is generated, so lets please encourage everyone to only create One CPID per miner.
We really do not want to bloat the chain with massive quantities of empty cpids with 0 magnitude etc.

What would happen if a miner with a CPID but no magnitude would mine a block? Would it be rejected?

And I might have missunderstood a post above, so let me ask in a different way:
What happens, if one CPID is assigned to completly different wallets? (for heat mining)

// Ensure this block can only be solved if this CPID was in the last superblock with a payment - but only if the header age is recent (this allows the chain to continue rolling if PODC goes down)

Code:

double nRecentlyPaid = GetPaymentByCPID(sCPID);
if (nRecentlyPaid < .50)
{
if (!fMining) LogPrintf(" CPID is not in prior superblock. Contextual check block failed. CPID %s, Payments: %f ", sCPID.c_str(), (double)nRecentlyPaid);
fCPIDFailed=true;
}

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Quote from: jaapgvk on March 08, 2018, 08:22:44 AM

Quote from: capulo on March 08, 2018, 07:46:04 AM

ok so to mine block you need cpid connected - thats fine, but why cpu goes 0%

))? sometimes it is 100% but then 5 minutes 0%... on my xeon it goes up to 8 cores from 24...

and still not clear about paying. i need to be online every solved block to send stats? if i miss block i will not get paid?, or i need to be online only when superblock is processing?
i need to know what must be doing what

and what happens if i will be off for half of day or so... maybe not only me, as there is many people who turn off their computer over night

Can you post your 'getmininginfo'?

When the wallet starts, it automatically starts mining with one thread and with a 'minersleep' of 250ms.

The minersleep is there so that less cpu power is used. It means the wallet mines 250ms, then sleeps 250ms, then mines 250ms again, etc.

This is to lessen heat mining impact, and also ensures that Boinc keeps on running on computers where both the wallet and Boinc are installed (Boinc halts computing when too many other processes use cpu-cycles).

Setting minersleep=0 will turn off the sleep function and you can mine full power again.
You can experiment with the max CPU usage by using the command 'setgenerate true NUMBER', in which NUMBER stands for the number of threads that you want to use (e.g. 'setgenerate true 8').

About the payment: there is a daily payment, but the network will have to know that you have worked in that 24 hours. If I understand correctly the wallet will automatically send a 'PODC update' every day to ensure that the network knows that you have done work. If it's unable to do that (because the computer is offline) you will miss a payment (again, if I understand correctly).

An alternative might be to open up your wallet once a day and manually send a 'PODC update'. You can do that with the command 'exec podcupdate'. But I'm nog sure about this! I don't know exactly if you also have to be mining, so please don't take these last words as truth. I'm just a guy to participated in testnet for the last few weeks. All the information I provide has been available to anyone who took the time to read about PoDC.

minersleep works... now it takes all 24 cores. i hope that it will not goes to 0 after few minutes

if it is enough to have wallet online for some time per day, it is ok. i was just affraid of not getting reward if i will be off lets say 10 minutes right in time when something happens

i just found another mandatory setting

"Warning": "CPID xy not in team Biblepay. This CPID is not receiving rewards for cancer research.",
so it seems you must be in biblepay tem to get rewards

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Quote from: Lichtsucher on March 08, 2018, 09:54:45 AM

Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 09:46:32 AM

Yes, POW mining requires a CPID to be activated in order to mine.
However on 10 wallets, I recommend using one CPID. It would not be beneficial to create 10 cpids, as then some of them would not mine properly (as we require each CPID to have magnitude and be in a superblock payment) after superblock 1 is generated, so lets please encourage everyone to only create One CPID per miner.
We really do not want to bloat the chain with massive quantities of empty cpids with 0 magnitude etc.

What would happen if a miner with a CPID but no magnitude would mine a block? Would it be rejected?

And I might have missunderstood a post above, so let me ask in a different way:
What happens, if one CPID is assigned to completly different wallets? (for heat mining)

It would not be considered a valid solution until the block age is > 15 mins old.

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Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 09:46:32 AM

Yes, POW mining requires a CPID to be activated in order to mine.
However on 10 wallets, I recommend using one CPID. It would not be beneficial to create 10 cpids, as then some of them would not mine properly (as we require each CPID to have magnitude and be in a superblock payment) after superblock 1 is generated, so lets please encourage everyone to only create One CPID per miner.
We really do not want to bloat the chain with massive quantities of empty cpids with 0 magnitude etc.

What would happen if a miner with a CPID but no magnitude would mine a block? Would it be rejected?

And I might have missunderstood a post above, so let me ask in a different way:
What happens, if one CPID is assigned to completly different wallets? (for heat mining)

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Quote from: togoshigekata on March 08, 2018, 09:27:19 AM

To clear up some confusion for POW (Proof of Work) Heat Miners,

Any POW mining now requires the wallet to be linked to a BOINC/Rosetta CPID/account?

And if you say have say 10 wallets on 10 PCs you will need 10 BOINC accounts?

Yes, POW mining requires a CPID to be activated in order to mine.
However on 10 wallets, I recommend using one CPID. It would not be beneficial to create 10 cpids, as then some of them would not mine properly (as we require each CPID to have magnitude and be in a superblock payment) after superblock 1 is generated, so lets please encourage everyone to only create One CPID per miner.

We really do not want to bloat the chain with massive quantities of empty cpids with 0 magnitude etc.

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Quote from: togoshigekata on March 08, 2018, 09:27:19 AM

And if you say have say 10 wallets on 10 PCs you will need 10 BOINC accounts?

I just shared a wallet.dat that I had activated for a CPID between two PCs.
The activation with the CPID was before I shared the wallet. Looks good

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To clear up some confusion for POW (Proof of Work) Heat Miners,

Any POW mining now requires the wallet to be linked to a BOINC/Rosetta CPID/account?

And if you say have say 10 wallets on 10 PCs you will need 10 BOINC accounts?

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Quote from: slovakia on March 08, 2018, 09:03:48 AM

Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 08:29:32 AM

Quote from: slovakia on March 08, 2018, 05:01:03 AM

TOP4 now

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/top_teams.php

OMG, were #4 already, what is Gridcoin going to say to us if we get to #1?

will be purge Grin

ROB prognozis this 24hours: it looks .ca 170-180 blocks now and still clasp more and more ... it looks good....

daemonko: zabudni uz na nejake multiwallety:s tym je uz koniec,zmier sa s tym Grin

ROB can you free withdraw less 100 BBP from pool? exists users which got bbp on pool

POOL UPDATE:

Yes, now you can withdraw anything above 4 bbp.

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Quote from: MIP on March 08, 2018, 09:10:55 AM

Things seem to get more and more stable as hour pass. Great job Rob and all testers.

¿any plans on when to notify exchanges to enable wallets again? Thanks.

Thank you very much, on the exchanges, first we really need to ensure we can generate two superblocks first, as we need to know there are no emergency features required and no surprises, and also that Togos Globally recognized Award Winning CPID can be processed by our sanctuaries

.

I think sometime this weekend we can notify exchanges if all goes well.

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my last week days was sleep .ca 3-4 hours ... all funny tester hours

ORBIS .ca 4,5hour hahahaha endless hours tests with you and mr.holub = i love you Cheesy

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Things seem to get more and more stable as hour pass. Great job Rob and all testers.

¿any plans on when to notify exchanges to enable wallets again? Thanks.

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Quote from: bible_pay on March 08, 2018, 08:29:32 AM

Quote from: slovakia on March 08, 2018, 05:01:03 AM

TOP4 now

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/top_teams.php

OMG, were #4 already, what is Gridcoin going to say to us if we get to #1?

will be purge Grin

ROB prognozis this 24hours: it looks .ca 170-180 blocks now and still clasp more and more ... it looks good....

daemonko: zabudni uz na nejake multiwallety:s tym je uz koniec,zmier sa s tym Grin

ROB can you free withdraw less 100 BBP from pool? exists users which got bbp on pool

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Quote from: Seyar on March 08, 2018, 08:36:58 AM

I don't know, but something is wrong with this project. There is so much development, so much community contribution (at least that's how they make it look like). The use of the coin and project itself seem great, but yet there is just over a million market cap and the value remains under 100sats by far.

So what is this all about, it just doesn't seem correct and I think there is more to it. Getting a bit weird all.

Indeed a lot has been going on, and there is great potential. I think that once we have the technicalities in order and stable, it is wise for us to get some PR going so that we become more visible to the world

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Quote from: Seyar on March 08, 2018, 08:36:58 AM

I don't know, but something is wrong with this project. There is so much development, so much community contribution (at least that's how they make it look like). The use of the coin and project itself seem great, but yet there is just over a million market cap and the value remains under 100sats by far.

So what is this all about, it just doesn't seem correct and I think there is more to it. Getting a bit weird all.

I think people are being a bit cautious to see if we can deliver each of the deliverables, which is very good on their part.

But I believe we are a diamond in the rough that will be refined through Jesus' wisdom.

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