Topic: Bottlecaps 2.1 UPDATE REQUIRED - HARDFORK JULY 4 2014 to 200% Annual PoS - page 57. (Read 388610 times)

After doing all that you described (except for the install libboost1.50-all and qt4-qmake libqt4-dev), I'm getting this error:

src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’:
src/scrypt_mine.cpp:66:19: error: ‘SCRYPT_BUFFER_SIZE’ was not declared in this scope
     return malloc(SCRYPT_BUFFER_SIZE);
                   ^
src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void scrypt(const void*, size_t, uint32_t*, void*)’:
src/scrypt_mine.cpp:87:21: error: ‘scrypt_core’ was not declared in this scope
     scrypt_core(X, V);
                     ^
src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’:
src/scrypt_mine.cpp:67:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
 }
 ^
Makefile:2209: recipe for target 'build/scrypt_mine.o' failed
make: *** [build/scrypt_mine.o] Error 1

I must say that I'm trying to install bottlecaps on Rokos V5 system running on RPi-3.

Thanks in advance for any help.

You'll have to download one of the source files (master.zip). I used the one from DMD 

https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-pipboy-3000/overview


Wouldn't that make a great mobile Bottlecaps wallet 

I couldn't find the file scrypt-arm.S on the link you mention: http://starflakenights.net/crypto/wallets.html

Perhaps they moved/erased already?

Thanks in advance.

Got a few RPI's that i can use to help test

Haven't looked at StakeBox since I discovered that he was making non-static binaries and expecting people to blindly add libs to their system paths from his repository (a HUGE no-no on many different levels). Not sure if he corrected that in the time since I brought this up to him months ago...

Thanks for all your hard work Hilux74 and Fuzzbawls.

Multiple variations for platforms like BottleCapsd on a RPi 1 along with a distro for the RPi 2 both qualify.  The more options we have available going forward the better.

Until today I didnt even know about StakeBox's Bottlecaps - https://github.com/StakeBox/BottleCaps - Tested by any yet?

Someone had also sent me a message about: Raspberry PI ___coin Web Wallet - https://github.com/tvl83/RaspPaycoin

Even with no official bounty page there are CAPs to be had for those who have more time than BottleCaps. 

Been working on a distribution package for the RPi2 that is both statically linked AND binary compatible across all platforms (ie, the datadirs/wallets are portable). Still doing testing/verification but the end result will be a simple gzip archive download that contains both Qt/Headless binaries that will run on Raspbian stock (no extra packages required).

I'll try and get it tested tonight.  Visiting relatives have turned my office into a bedroom.

Try this (for the Raspian OS on the RPi2):

- Start by increasing performance by overclocking CPU, GPU and RAM while bumping voltage up a bit for stability:

arm_freq=1000
sdram_freq=500
core_freq=500
over_voltage=2

- Now, if you are running the Raspberry Pi 2 in a hot environment, here are some settings to help lower temps (The Raspberry Pi 2 will now only clock to 900MHz when needed):

arm_freq_min=400
sdram_freq_min=250
core_freq_min=250
initial_turbo = 30 #Does not affect warranty. (Speeds up boot)

- Raspberry Pi 2 gpu_mem (1GB memory) allocation
for a Web server, wireless access point, firewall, weather station, etc
->gpu_mem=16

or for GUI usage, eg. OpenELEC, Raspbmc, RetroPie, XFCE, qt-wallets
->gpu_mem=320

- Update your software


- Add libraries



- Install QT compiler


- Compile

Get source code from github


1) Install newest boost sudo apt-get install libboost1.50-all
2) Double check if makefile.unix does not have any references to -msse2 ( this is for Windows)
3) Replace scrypt-arm.S with the proper one for the ARM v7 CPU

I got mine from:

http://starflakenights.net/crypto/wallets.html

This guy optimized the file to run on the RPI 2. As as good practice, you might want to compile your one files like I did or you might want to try the ones compiled by him. Your choice, your risk .I'm telling you to use only the scrypt-arm.S file.

I used this optimized file in several other wallets for other coins with no problem whatsoever.

4) Remove the line #include from the file scrypt_mine.cpp

5) 6)
Done! CAP Qt-Wallet for the RPi 2

If you want a headless wallet, run:

5)
Good luck!

PS: If you find this useful, send me some CAP to F1FnLnHU9UScwH2FBU3odGFX5HQbq77CLs 

I'll double down on the RPi make that 60k CAP.

I have been able to get Bottlecaps-QT to compile on Rpi1 after some tweaks but my RPi with the weird 3.5" screen doesn't run X so I haven't been able to test it yet.

Agree.  Not sure if he is slow or just being a pest.  Bottlecaps is as EZ-mode as crypto comes.   

Screw it,

I'll find a different coin without the headaches.

I thought bitcoin was hard to learn, that was a walk in the park compared to this altcoin.  Ill waste 1 more hour and if I dont get anywhere Ill throw in the towel and send you whatever CAPS I have left. 

Ok,  So I tried sending 50 caps to my wallet but on cryptopia, but it said that it was pending withdraw, pool pending.  As far as downloading the blockchain goes, megasync is stuck at 31%.  I upgraded to the free account but it has more than enough space, no error there.  Wallet is still out of sync.  Ill send you some bottlecaps, I dont have much.  whatever order just got filled on cyptopia.

Hey, as the blockchain is being downloaded via megasync, i noticed in my wallet that i have 1 connection and 124 bytes sent.  Thats good right?

Roger that.  Hey, thanks btw.  Do you have a bottlecaps address?  Ill send you some.

You are right, the browser is better, much simpler.  But the second link you posted; what do I do with that info?  I have no idea what an add node does \ is\ goes etc

Protocol Version 70003
addnode=62.210.122.16

Protocol Version 70004
addnode=209.188.18.52
addnode=193.227.134.11
addnode=178.32.251.11
addnode=172.93.110.218
addnode=82.138.34.183
addnode=75.74.98.28
addnode=50.7.8.
addnode=176.37.67.6
addnode=76.103.102.57
addnode=85.228.204.186
addnode=98.115.147.7
addnode=65.60.165.71
addnode=24.132.11.149
addnode=178.33.64.23
addnode=24.132.11.149
?

Thanks buddy, I am giving megasync a try

Why doesnt the lead developer develop something more user friendly?  I have a bachelors, but I feel like I need a ph.d