Topic: --- ChainWorks Industries --- - page 19. (Read 56747 times)

Hi Crysx,
thnx for fast reply, yes you are right I use old wallet. I realise that the minute I post my question
I have tried to run new version from your github, through QT creator and as soon as I try to run it I got this error :

13:37:41: Running steps for project ozziecoin-qt...
13:37:41: Configuration unchanged, skipping qmake step.
13:37:41: Starting: "/usr/bin/make"
cd /home/bb/Downloads/ozziecoin-master (2)/src/leveldb && CC=gcc CXX=g++ /usr/bin/make OPT="-pipe -fstack-protector-all -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -O2" libleveldb.a libmemenv.a
/bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
make: *** [/home/bb/Downloads/ozziecoin-master (2)/src/leveldb/libleveldb.a] Error 2
13:37:41: The process "/usr/bin/make" exited with code 2.
Error while building/deploying project ozziecoin-qt (kit: Qt 4.8.6 (System))
When executing step 'Make'
13:37:41: Elapsed time: 00:00.

I run this on Ubuntu 14.04 in VirtualBox

I will try to add those nodes in old wallet, and will let you know

Thnx again

keep a good work

Cheers

UPDATE :

I add nodes and it is running

THnx again, I am 93 weeks behind it will sync a bit

Cheers guys

hi kingbb ...

are you using the older wallets? ...

if so the seednodes from the original wallet have been removed - and you need to submit new nodes to the ozziecoin.conf file ...

the newer ozc wallets work fine - and we are working on bringing to market the newer wallets with all 70 hardcoded seednodes soon ... we are working with a VERY trusted dev to compile and produce the new windows and osx wallets for all our coins ...

if however - you do have the older wallet - it can still be used if you add some or all of the seednodes ...

for ozc - these work like this ...


this 'seedxx' parameter goes right up to 70 now - even though only the first 18 ( ozc-seed18.chainworksindustries.com ) are completely functional currently ... the rest will be soon ...

this is the same for all of the coins - which all start with the tickker and seed number ...

so for -

granite it would be grn-seed01.chainworksindustries.com ...
ozziecoin it would be ozc-seed01.chainworksindustries.com ...
droidz it would be drz-seed01.chainworksindustries.com ...
influxcoin it would be infx-seed01.chainworksindustries.com ...

though with influx only the first seednode is active - as the other seednodes will be built next week ...

we are in the process of simplifying and making available these instructions - in the creation of the new op ( and the reserved posts below it ) soon ...

let us know how you fare ...

#crysx

Hi all,
I have one problem with OZC wallet. I finally menage to create wallet on linux, but when I run it it says 0 active connections to Ozziecoin network.
I have some coins in my backuped wallet that I mined a few years ago, and now I can't use them. Is there any solutions for this situation.

Thnx in advance

hi TronQuix and welcome ...

never really late for something that is an ongoing development ...

what is it you can bring? ...

#crysx

I guess I'm little late to the party I see but a little late is better than never!

Maybe I can bring something to the table sometime soon!

### CWI-POOLS - UPDATES

hi all ...

as a lot of you know - there have been some pretty major devastating issues that have happened to the thefram recently ... so much so - it instigated a reshuffle of priorities AND funds ...

for the cwi-pool system to be a solid system - it will soon be split into two or three dedicated servers to run the various components of the mpos module of the cwi-pool system ... that is goign to happen soon when we can reestablish the backend to cater for it ... for the time being we are at the stage of improving the level of mining that the cwi-pool system can supply ...

currently - all the x11 / x14 / quark pools now have both low difficulty ( lodiff ) and high difficulty ( hidiff ) ports active ... these ports are here to support those with the cpu / gpu as well as highend gpu / asic / farms / rental ( like nicehash and miningrigrentals ) ...

this is merely a 'brief' to let you all know what everything means on the cwi-pool system - to try and make mining that little bit simpler and easier to do ...

we are dealing with the mpos module of cwi-pools - so they are not too difficult - but not as easy as the non-registration pool we are currently developing ... but we have tried to make the process as simple as a three step method ...


1 - go to the pool landing page and choose a pool and register ( preferrably the granite pool - but being all part of the sso system - any pool should do ) ...
2 - setup your profile with special attention to your workers and payout addresses and amounts ...
3 - set the parameters in your miner to mine on the designated pools ...


lets just use granite ( grn ) for example ...

the very first step is of course to get to the site that directs you to our cwi-pool system and register ... the registration process is simple and painless and only takes a few minutes at most ...

after typing the url for our cwi-pool system - you will be taken to the main pool page ... this page is a work-in-progress and will continue to change and be added to as we continue with this porject ...

the current address ( which will change after the new dedicated servers are implemented ) is - http://pool.chainworksindustries.com/ ... choose a pool you wish to mine on and click the link ... this will open a new window / tab for the pool ... the top left hand corner of the pool informs you ( the miner ) all you need to know about the pool itself - and if you click that title bar - it will have a pull down menu of any other pools we currently run ... which you can change to just by clicking on the other pool title you wish to look at from this pull down menu ...

the menubar has a few bits of information about the pool you are on ...

ie - 'granite ( grn ) - official pool - x11 | 7000 | 7100 - beta c7x64' ...

the information that is supplied at a glance to you is broken down into these parts ...

the name of the PoW coin ( and the ticker ) - the ownership of the pool - the algo - the lodiff port | the hidiff port - the designation for the level of the testing / working for the pool ( alpha / beta / production ) - and the code we have designated for it ( c7x64 ) ...

in our example above -

- the coin is granite ...
- the ticker is grn ...
- the algorithm is x11 ...
- the lodiff port is 7000 ...
- the hidiff port is 7100 ...
- the testing / working level ...
- the cwi code of the pool server while in alpha / beta ...

in the titlebar of the browser ( in the topmost level of your browser ) shows the current address - currently pool.chainworksindustries.com ...

so all those components are put together as the mining parameters - just add the 'stratum+tcp://' to the beginning of the address - and your personal miner parameters you use for your cards ( like intensity and so forth ) - and you will have the parameters for that particular pool ...

so if you intended on mining granite with a gpu ( or small asic ) the miner parameters would look like so ( using ccminer in linux commandline as an example ) -


if you intended on mining dash with a gpu ( or small asic ) the miner would look like so ( using ccminer as an example ) -


as far as the instructions that are contained in the 'help' section of the mpos pool is concerned - those settings are a 'standard' settings hardcoded in the mpos pool code - and we will be changing the parts that need to be changed accordingly for the 'help' section - as it is not current on the main 'official' mpos git ( and also outdated / abandoned by the core mpos team ) - and out of date with the newer miners available today ... but that will not take priority just yet ...

a smaller more compact version will be created in the main page of all the pools - so that there is no ambiguity ... unless of course - there are special settings that will need to be implemented ... the current stratum / mpos settings that we have now - do not require any of these more 'exotic' settings for the more 'exotic' algorithms as yet ...

the sha256d and scrypt pools will follow suit - starting with the bitcoin pool ... implementing two ports are not that simple - but will be required for our miners to use - and will make it almost effortsless to mine with both light and heavy mining equipment ...

we hope this post has been helpful - and hope to see you mining away ...

as with all things cwi - any feedback is appreciated - any help is appreciated - any issue please post ... and if you can test any or all the ports available for mining on all our pools - please do ... we do not have all the equipment currently to test every single algo ( especially asic sha256d and scrypt ) - but that will change as we rebuild cwi-thefarm once again ...

if you have the equipment - and want to try out another another pool system - and want to help us create a better one by testing and mining - then please direct any and all hashrates you are willing to hit the pools with ...

ALL cwi-pools will have the same VERY low 0.7% fee - and any donations you wish to give - to keep this all progressing in a forward and positive direction ... with more pools being added as time and servers permit ... if you have any suggestions as to what pools we should add - please fire away and list them ... we cannot implement all algos yet - but ill amend this post with the algos we can add ( almost ) immediately ...

tanx ...

#crysx

### CWI-POOLS - MAINTENANCE

hi all ...

for the next hour or two - the cwi-pools system is undergoing maintenance ...

disruption to the mining will be as minimal as possible - and the stratum servers will be reactivated as soon as possible while we undergo a few changes to the pools ... this will mean mining will be disrupted momentarily - but not too long ... whereas the actual pools will be down a little while longer ...

changes in the cwi-pools system include ( but not limited to ) the following ...

- full update to the server os ...
- full cleanup of residual files ( temp / junk ) ...
- update to scripts running the services ...
- port updates to some of the stratums for lodiff and hidiff mining - which will eventually encompass all stratums ...
- changes to the pool selector ... amsterdamcoin ( ams ) removed due to malfunctioning daemon ( rpc ) - goldblocks ( gb ) official pool removed due to now becoming full pos ...

some of these changes will be presented later - as the main page for the pools is currently being put together to make things a lot easier to negotiate and understand for mining at cwi-pools ...

cleanup of compilation directories and other miscellaneous directories will also be done - to make way for the new stratum server going online in the coming months ...

tanx ...

#crysx

yup - weird ...

i have messaged so will see what happens ...

your help would be great - the cwi-thread ( this one ) is a lot more complex than the others - as its an incorporation of all the projects ... but i think if the other 'new' threads can be setup properly with all the 'updated' info from the 'old' threads - then that should suffice for the time being with the cwi-thread being the 'link and summary' for these projects ...

as for the link - good point mate ... ill update it now ... cryptopia seems to have all the coins we carry except for droidz ... so we will have to remedy that soon ... whereas bittrex only has influxcoin - and no others ...

anyway - let me know where to start with this mate ... so we can nut out how to get things sorted in the best way ...

#crysx

Cool, if you can give me the info I need to put up there, I'll give it a good layout and stuff.
Also, you might want to change the GRN exchange link in your signature.

Oh damn, the Ozziecoin thread is gone... weird. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1902168

hi mate ...

ANY help you can provide would be great - and probably would be better than what i can do ...

ive just tried to update the ozziecoin thread - and it seems that its missing currently ... ive messaged mprep to find out what has happened - but its strange that the new thread is missing ...

#crysx

Hey crysx,

I can probably do the OP. I know before I said I couldn't do it, but I probably can.
I don't know how good I'll be but I'll draw on other good ones I see. ...that is, if you want me to do it.

Cheers,

e1ghtSpace

### CWI-ECOSYSTEM - UPDATE

hi all ...

there have been many things happening in the background for cwi - so patience is all we have asked and so far received ...

the cwi-coins projects is being rebuilt and we did mention this would take some time ... so patience is still the name of the game here ... so many coins are being pumped at the moment - and we have NO intention to mess around with pumping any of the cwi-coins ... our focus has been - and always will be - progression in the projects ... one development at a time - one coin at a time ...

right now - its infrastructure ... especially since our original thefarm fell victim to a massive brownout and was mostly destroyed ... this rebuild is a BIG undertakign and will not be completed 'overnight' ... it takes months ...

i will not be here ( bct ) much - as my role in all that is cwi is focused more on the backend - predominantly 'thefarm' ( the actual mining ) and 'thegrid' ( the platform thefarm is sitting on - as well as the development of the cwi-cooling system for all gpu-based and asic-based mining systems ... this is also one of the reasons why the op is still not updated ... apart from the fact im VERY bad at doing these sorts of things ( especially making them 'pretty' ) - we here at cwi all agree with the responses that time needs to spent on all our threads to have them updated - even at the very least with the basic info ...

as for updates - well! ...

cwi itself has gone through a very big restructure ... a solid foundation is what we have worked on - and still working tirelessly to attain ...

gownam is much more involved now - and he is much more hands-on ... which means he also will be coming here ( bct ) from time to time to update and inform ... he is the owner / ceo of chainworks industries ( cwi ) and is ALWAYS working on cwi from many angles - especially the business side ... which is also one of the reasons he is quite scarce here ... marketing and the promotional areas of the cwi-business will be setup soon after we get all the backend solid and stable ... no use marketing a system that is unfinished ...

all this takes time - money - effort - and mostly patience while we test EVERYTHING we design - develop - and implement ...

so far - our coin projects are running very well and will continue to run the way they are until we have built the backend to the level we are happy with ... these are our 'own' coin projects - and are excited to be redeveloping them when the time comes later this year ...

granite ( grn ) - our original and flagship coin ...
ozziecoin ( ozc ) - our country coin ( a coin for ozzies worldwide ) ...
droidz ( drz ) - our resurrected and changing PoS coin ...
influxcoin ( infx ) - our newest coin addition with huge development potential ...

all the coin codes are available on our 'official' cwi-git for those savvy enough to compile for themselves here - https://github.com/chainworksindustries/ ...

the other coins we are happy to be affiliated with - and proud to support - will be listed in the op when it is completed ...

we are a few weeks away from getting the infrastructure of thefarm setup - when work will continue on thegrid and thefarm thereafter ...

the cwi-cloud based infrastructure is growing steadily - and is about to get a full revamp ... currently - the 25vps systems ( seednodes and others ) as well as the current dedicated servers - are being prepared for the full migration across to much larger vps and dedicated servers ... the number of vps systems will grow from the 25seednodes ( currently only 18seednodes are active at any one time ) to 70vps systems dedicated to servicing the cwi-coin projects mentioned above ... the affiliate and supported coins will remain supported - but will not have the same accessibility to the full seednodes ... they will still have the arranged support that has been agreed upon ... ( affiliate coins - 25sednodes ... supported coins - 3 or 7 seednodes depending on the arrangement ) ...

the cwi-coins seednode addresses are already set and hardcoded in all the above cwi-coins - with new windows / osx wallets to be released shortly for all cwi-coins so that everyone can have full accessibility to the new cwi-cloud infrastructure without lifting a finger ... this will ease and speed - syncing of the wallets for newcomers and 'old-schoolers' alike ...

the dedicated cwi-pool server is ready for a full upgrade ... as many of you have seen and experienced - there is some lag with the web accessibility of the pools ... though this does not affect the the mining itself - it does make for a lack-lustre experience ... a new 'big' dedicated server ( cwi-stratum ) will be introduced in the coming months to relieve the load - and speed the mining experience by a large factor ... we are working tirelessly to make this happen ...

currently - the mpos / cwi-stratum system is the main module for the cwi-pools system ... but this undergoing a change also in the coming months - where we plan on adding different pools ( both design and mining methods ) to the cwi-pools system as separate modules ... this will allow the miner ( yup - YOU ) to have a choice as to 'how' to mine - not just 'what' to mine ...

much more in depth updates will be forthcoming - but for now - we appreciate the patience ...

#crysx

hi all ...

im offline for a week starting tomorrow afternoon ...

massive street upgrades and ( finally ) some decent internet connectivity ...

ill be releasing all my profiles and passwords to theboss - gownam ( ray ) - who will either be posting using this account OR posting from his account ( also gownam here on bct and skype ) ...

he is as ( if not moreso in his own field ) competent technically as i - and has the business acumen to boot - making chainworks industries what it is today and funding ( as well as steering ) the future of this fine business we are a part of ...

he is easy to locate - easy to find - easy to talk to - but very private in his affairs ... so make him feel at home if / when he turns up here ...

and he is also in the process of moving as well - so an appearance will be made in good time ... i wont push the issue of that any more - as i might be fired because of it ...

if there is any thing that is required - please dont hesitate to ask here ...

will see you all - on the other side ...

#crysx

### CWI-COINS - INFLUXCOIN

hi all ...

as the heading shows - we have just finalized an agreement with cory regarding influxcoin - and will be starting the takeover of this great coin and components ...

the post for the announcement is here - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18875105 ...

for those of you that do not know - cory is a very active and focused person and dev of influxcoin - and is a very respected member of the communities he participates in ...

with the advent of a number of things - both internal and external that have been completely out of his hands - cory has decided that the coin needs to go to a 'family' that will take care of his 'baby' and continue in the development and growth ... this can mean many things with many people - but for us at cwi - it is a chance to help a good community and dev - and to also allow us to learn from one another as well ...

the process should not be too drawn out - as cory is a vigilant dev that doesnt mess around ... so the usernames and passwords - along with all else that needs to be transferred is only a short time away ...

we look forward to working with cory in the future - and quite excited about it also ...

#crysx

very much appreciated for the info ...

we have never really a bad thing to say about bleutrade ... just frustrated that this has happened after so many years ...

this is actually a good function for delisted coins ...

who can make a visual step-by-step guide for this? ... please let us know ...

#crysx

On Bleutrade at the bottom of the wallet page there is a "Click here to reload with delisted coins" link.  The withdraw option still works there.
I've never had a problem getting coins out that were delisted.  Just takes a bit of time.

### CWI-COINS - GRANITE

hi all ...

bleutrade has delisted granite from the exchange - and yet the richlist shows they are still the largest wallet holders of granite ...

i pity those who have not moved their coins - to try and contact - let alone retrieve their coins now from bleutrade ...

cryptopia is the only exchange carrying granite currently - and will remain the main exchange that the cwi-fund will be accessing also ...

after about 2.5years of being on bleutrade - they delist ... nice one bleutrade ...

#crysx

### CWI-SEEDNODES - MAINTENANCE

hi all ...

the cwi-seednodes are undergoing maintenance and updates ...

during this time - there will be some network disruption - but only for a few minutes at a time ...

if there is any issues that occurs with syncing - please let us know ... and yes - we know droidz syncs slowly - but it WILL sync ...

tanx ...

#crysx

### CWI-COINS - GRANITE | DROIDZ

hi all ...

just a warning to all that have granite ( grn ) in bleutrade currently ...

PLEASE move these coins off bleutrade and onto cryptopia - https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=GRN_BTC/ - as there are only TWO DAYS LEFT before the delist ...

bleutrade support have not answered the ticket so far - and with less than 48hours left to delist - chances are slim they will do anything now anyway ... once they delist - the issues involved with getting ANY coins back from them will be great ... so do what you must to make sure that the trading coins are in cryptopia - and the bagged coins are in your own wallet ...

as for droidz - yobit have not answered the support ticket that 'gownam' left them - though it has only been 25hours not 25days yet :| ...

ill post this on both granite and droidz threads also ...

tanx ...

#crysx

hi cheetahfm ...

what is?

#crysx