[BTE] The Bytecoin Information Thread - page 9.

movellan

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OK, that makes it clearer. I see the block count currently went from 58414 to 58421. Did you mine those with the new code?

Quote from: ProfMac on November 12, 2018, 01:19:39 AM

Quote from: movellan on November 11, 2018, 09:28:59 PM

Don't you mean ahead from 58414to 58463? You just can't jump 50 blocks ahead.

Quote from: ProfMac on November 11, 2018, 06:59:10 PM

I built an instance of ckpool and connected a 1.15 TH/s miner to it. I mined 7 blocks in 8 hours. This was configured as a standalone miner, so it was not suitable as a mining pool with many users.

I identified a configuration problem that created difficulties at block 58414. I have pushed that problem back to block 58463.

The database support, ckdb, did not build effortlessly so I can't bring up multi-user support at the moment.

I mean, the code I am running treats some things differently after for block 58463 and before vs 58464 and after. Previously the limit was 58414, I had forgotten that, and it made a problem.

ProfMac

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Quote from: movellan on November 11, 2018, 09:28:59 PM

Don't you mean ahead from 58414to 58463? You just can't jump 50 blocks ahead.

Quote from: ProfMac on November 11, 2018, 06:59:10 PM

I built an instance of ckpool and connected a 1.15 TH/s miner to it. I mined 7 blocks in 8 hours. This was configured as a standalone miner, so it was not suitable as a mining pool with many users.

I identified a configuration problem that created difficulties at block 58414. I have pushed that problem back to block 58463.

The database support, ckdb, did not build effortlessly so I can't bring up multi-user support at the moment.

I mean, the code I am running treats some things differently after for block 58463 and before vs 58464 and after. Previously the limit was 58414, I had forgotten that, and it made a problem.

movellan

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Don't you mean ahead from 58414to 58463? You just can't jump 50 blocks ahead.

Quote from: ProfMac on November 11, 2018, 06:59:10 PM

I built an instance of ckpool and connected a 1.15 TH/s miner to it. I mined 7 blocks in 8 hours. This was configured as a standalone miner, so it was not suitable as a mining pool with many users.

I identified a configuration problem that created difficulties at block 58414. I have pushed that problem back to block 58463.

The database support, ckdb, did not build effortlessly so I can't bring up multi-user support at the moment.

ProfMac

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I built an instance of ckpool and connected a 1.15 TH/s miner to it. I mined 7 blocks in 8 hours. This was configured as a standalone miner, so it was not suitable as a mining pool with many users.

I identified a configuration problem that created difficulties at block 58414. I have pushed that problem back to block 58463.

The database support, ckdb, did not build effortlessly so I can't bring up multi-user support at the moment.

bluecoin_devops

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We are only 50 blocks away from the next difficulty adjustment. I am supplying the network with 500 TH/s to support the coin. Any dvelopers here looking to build a cool project for this coin?

Sotashi_Nokamato

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I need 10 BTE. Can anyone donate?

ProfMac

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I have rented a machine at linode, and have set up a node for some testing there.

You may put your address in as the user. This can be either a bitcoin address, or a bytecoin address.

I have not been successful with the rent-an-ASIC miners with this setup. I am able to use the J.Garzik cpu miner. You should be able to CPU mine at the moment.

It is not defined whether I will keep or discard any blocks mined at this time.

Code:

{
	"_comment1" : "Any long-format command line argument ",
	"_comment2" : "may be used in this JSON configuration file",
        "_comment3" : "Use your own bitcoin address as the user",

	"url" : "http://seed-prime.bte.vima.austin.tx.us:46332",
	"user" : "1ZgFUZmYU9s3sBYAyBumTGvNaVcEnq17b",
	"pass" : "ignored",
	"algo" : "sha256d",

	"protocol-dump" : true,
	"debug" : true,
	"threads" : "4",
	"scantime" : "120"
}

If you make an otherwise empty .bytecoin directory and add the following to your bytecoin.conf file you should be able to follow the progress as the blocks are mined.

Code:

checkpoints=0
rpcport=46332
port=46333
connect=seed-prime.bte.vima.austin.tx.us

There will be problems. I don't know what they will be. This is a test.

ProfMac

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Quote from: Byte_BTE on December 18, 2017, 03:49:34 PM

In the event that I mine BTE block 58115, I might pay some to a previous miner.

You can submit a previously mined address for consideration at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenAetfDoIAEQddL7rmQJFw4dLqIq2P1ms2hMigX5zrSc5LoQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

--- clarification 2017-12-20 ---

For example, one of the submissions begins 8Qmq. This address does not show up in my database of coinbase transactions. Again, any submissions should be for addresses that have previously been paid by mining, e.g., the transaction is in transaction 0 of the block.

I have

height	address	earnings
7189	8QmQTRcwoq6PFw2Qm3pAXdrXMegPDzzQ97	50.00000000
8438	8QmQ6nfi6uHRKF05ayyFrJZK4hq2KNY14n	50.00000000

In my current testing, I am running 2 instances of cpuminer with variations of the configuration file shown below.
The user is different in the two configuration files.

If the test is successful, the payout in the coinbase will match a correct Bytecoin address that
is provided for the user in the file. This will open the possibility that I can run a mining server in the future.

You may wish to have a version of cpuminer operational and ready to reconfigure.
You should be able to test it on your own machine, using the existing
client that you have.

This setup supports getblocktemplate. It does not support stratum. The current difficulty is 1.

You may also wish to submit some address to the Google form referenced above. The submitted addresses will be tested so that they are valid, and they have received payment in a coinbase transaction.

Code:

{
	"_comment1" : "Any long-format command line argument ",
	"_comment2" : "may be used in this JSON configuration file",

	"url" : "http://[fdbf:946a:5c97:0:a00:27ff:fe1b:854f]:6332",
	"user" : "8MT7kyLUL5Jom6yhCQUTHtRz869kaEX91b",
	"pass" : "repair blockchain",
	"threads" : "1",
	"protocol-dump" : true,
	"debug" : true,
	"algo" : "sha256d",
	"scantime" : "120"
}

Voranerd

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I would similar to consider the stream of modern stops over the net , and over the code , and the port between the extension code and mineworkers . Whether anyone is up to rush on that code , I'd similar to recognise .

Sotashi_Nokamato

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Quote from: movellan on October 08, 2018, 08:14:28 AM

More BS.

I have friends in Peru and Canada and they both claim that hard turtle is killing the mining. I have to agree since the blockchain was stuck for 30+ days.

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on October 08, 2018, 07:21:52 AM

I fixed it Prof. Please stop Hard Turtleling the crypto. Its affecting the coin in Canada and Peru.

movellan

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More BS.

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on October 08, 2018, 07:21:52 AM

I fixed it Prof. Please stop Hard Turtleling the crypto. Its affecting the coin in Canada and Peru.

Sotashi_Nokamato

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I fixed it Prof. Please stop Hard Turtleling the crypto. Its affecting the coin in Canada and Peru.

ProfMac

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Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on October 02, 2018, 08:07:20 AM

Quote from: ProfMac on October 01, 2018, 11:24:10 AM

That is the last block that I have here, Sun Aug 26 12:00:06 2018

I typically have 5 to 7 connections at any time, so I assume this is the actual state for the network.

My interpretation is that no one is mining at the moment.

Do you want to mine?

Prof, is this happening because you are Hard Turtling the blockchain? Please explain

No. Things should work for anyone who mines. At the current difficulty, you have to have an ASIC. I calculate that my 83 GHz/s Avalon will take maybe 15 hours to find a block, so there may not be many willing miners at the moment.

If you absolutely want a block, you should be able to rent-a-miner online, run your own client synced up to mine, and get satisfaction.

Sotashi_Nokamato

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Quote from: ProfMac on October 01, 2018, 11:24:10 AM

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 30, 2018, 05:42:43 PM

Quote from: ProfMac on September 28, 2018, 10:46:37 AM

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 27, 2018, 05:05:04 PM

My blocks are stuck WTF is happening guys!!

What is the last block number or hash that you have?

Block 58,376

That is the last block that I have here, Sun Aug 26 12:00:06 2018

I typically have 5 to 7 connections at any time, so I assume this is the actual state for the network.

My interpretation is that no one is mining at the moment.

Do you want to mine?

Prof, is this happening because you are Hard Turtling the blockchain? Please explain

ProfMac

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Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 30, 2018, 05:42:43 PM

Quote from: ProfMac on September 28, 2018, 10:46:37 AM

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 27, 2018, 05:05:04 PM

My blocks are stuck WTF is happening guys!!

What is the last block number or hash that you have?

Block 58,376

That is the last block that I have here, Sun Aug 26 12:00:06 2018

I typically have 5 to 7 connections at any time, so I assume this is the actual state for the network.

My interpretation is that no one is mining at the moment.

Do you want to mine?

Sotashi_Nokamato

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Quote from: ProfMac on September 28, 2018, 10:46:37 AM

Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 27, 2018, 05:05:04 PM

Quote from: movellan on September 18, 2018, 08:22:01 AM

What "Bytecoin" are you talking about? Bytecoin (BTE) which is this thread or Btyecoin (BCN) the copycat?

My blocks are stuck WTF is happening guys!!

What is the last block number or hash that you have?

Block 58,376

ProfMac

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Quote from: Sotashi_Nokamato on September 27, 2018, 05:05:04 PM

Quote from: movellan on September 18, 2018, 08:22:01 AM

What "Bytecoin" are you talking about? Bytecoin (BTE) which is this thread or Btyecoin (BCN) the copycat?

My blocks are stuck WTF is happening guys!!

What is the last block number or hash that you have?

Sotashi_Nokamato

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Quote from: movellan on September 18, 2018, 08:22:01 AM

What "Bytecoin" are you talking about? Bytecoin (BTE) which is this thread or Btyecoin (BCN) the copycat?

My blocks are stuck WTF is happening guys!!

movellan

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What "Bytecoin" are you talking about? Bytecoin (BTE) which is this thread or Btyecoin (BCN) the copycat?

nikitakittt

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As it tried to mine "Bytecoin" last fall, but even then the complexity has increased significantly and the price of the coin, though it rose higher, but was not enough. In General, it was not worth it. And those who mined them a couple of years ago were lucky

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