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Quote from: tkon3 on September 16, 2017, 06:25:15 AM

On the Windows side, you just have to add a new line in the masternode.conf file or you can use the GUI instead (name, ip, genkey, tx hash, tx index).
On the VPS side, you have to create a new conf folder, name it .crave2, in the conf file change every port. After that you need to link the second wallet to that conf folder using :

Code:

./craved -datadir=PATH_OF_THE_NEW_CONF_FOLDER

Thanks
In the vps side i have no issue since it's a different server. Ill generate it's address and transfer there the 500 from my failed windows mn2.
The confusing part is with the statement somewhere in the guide about rpcuser and pass, which should be the same in vps and windows configs. Why do i need those at all in the windows controller wallet config??

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Big thanks to those who are assisting others get setup especially Tkon

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On the Windows side, you just have to add a new line in the masternode.conf file or you can use the GUI instead (name, ip, genkey, tx hash, tx index).
On the VPS side, you have to create a new conf folder, name it .crave2, in the conf file change every port. After that you need to link the second wallet to that conf folder using :

Code:

./craved -datadir=PATH_OF_THE_NEW_CONF_FOLDER

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Nice to see once a good scam project being brought back to life.

I looked everywhere but couldn't find a roadmap. Do you have one besides getting listed back to Bittrex?

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Quote from: tokyoghetto on September 15, 2017, 06:11:27 PM

what is a good size block of CRAVE for those that want to PoS mine?

You mean staking? Then more the better

(Staking reward is 0.333) And For one masternode you need 500 Crave per node (0.666 reward x 3 per day)

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CRAVE will come back in a major way.

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what is a good size block of CRAVE for those that want to PoS mine?

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Quote from: Cryptolastic on September 14, 2017, 05:43:06 PM

Ok great ! Questions Huh

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How do I know if my staking on crave-qt is working ? I have "unloked for staking only" on the lock but no more informations.
And.. What's the darksend pard on the GUI ? ..

In the bottom right of your wallet you should see some icons.

Next to the padlock icon there is a arrow symbol, if its green, not grey, then your wallet is ready to stake.

You can hover over the icon with your cursor to the the estimated staking time.

Darksend is a coin mixing service, other coins call it Privatesend.

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Ok great ! Questions Huh

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How do I know if my staking on crave-qt is working ? I have "unloked for staking only" on the lock but no more informations.
And.. What's the darksend pard on the GUI ? ..

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Yeah it was a typo, around 320Mb of course and not 320 Gb Wink

Crave-qt needs more like 380Mb.
Low mem can reduce it to 280-290 afaik but in all cases its a bad idea to try running more than 2 nodes on a RP3.

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Crave is super cool, love the masternode distribution, best alliance

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Quote from: Cryptolastic on September 14, 2017, 02:57:48 PM

Wow 320 gb really ? Hummm..
What kind of hardware did you suggest for multiple masternodes ? Rack server ? Or I can use an SDD to store the blockchain from my rapsberry ? (Didn't know if it's possible).

Thanks for your prompt reply.

I think it is a typo.

My masternodes are running with ~380 MB RAM and 2,5 GB HDD space.

Maybe you could save some RAM if you compile the crave wallet with the LOWMEM option.

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Quote from: WindForce on September 13, 2017, 10:39:27 PM

How long for the linux wallet to sync? it's running for over 10 hours already...
Is there some way i can see it's progress? In my windows wallet it took 5-6 hours but at least i could see the progress all the time...
Thanks

A full blockchain sync, depending on the internet connection speed, needs usually about 4-6 hours.

You could "cd ~""cd .crave" and then "tail -f debug.log" to check your debug log.

Or you compare the blockchain height with craved getinfo | grep "blocks" against the cryptopia wallet: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=CRAVE

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Wow 320 gb really ? Hummm..
What kind of hardware did you suggest for multiple masternodes ? Rack server ? Or I can use an SDD to store the blockchain from my rapsberry ? (Didn't know if it's possible).

Thanks for your prompt reply.

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Quote from: Cryptolastic on September 14, 2017, 02:36:06 PM

Hello,

How can we run multiple masternode on Rapsbian ? I may need a Multiple Masternodes setup Guide for this..
Thx.

1 wallet uses around 320Gb.
You can only run 2 nodes on a RP3 (1Gb RAM needed) and you should add swap space.
You just need to create a new folder named '.crave2' and change all ports in the conf file. When you start the second wallet you need to link it to the new conf folder : ./craved -datadir=PATH_OF_THE_NEW_FOLDER

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Hello,

How can we run multiple masternode on Rapsbian ? I may need a Multiple Masternodes setup Guide for this..
Thx.

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How long for the linux wallet to sync? it's running for over 10 hours already...
Is there some way i can see it's progress? In my windows wallet it took 5-6 hours but at least i could see the progress all the time...
Thanks

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Quote from: JC.Denton on September 09, 2017, 09:46:53 PM

I am trying to install on Deb 9 and I get the following error when I try to make the wallet.

root@CraveMN:~/crave/src# make -f makefile.unix

makefile.unix:205: recipe for target 'obj/alert.o' failedmake: *** [obj/alert.o] Error 1

any ideas?

Fixed. Used Ubuntu instead of deb stretch

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Quote from: DrEgonSpengler on September 11, 2017, 07:29:34 AM

Quote from: tkon3 on September 11, 2017, 07:24:08 AM

Quote from: Cantalupo on September 11, 2017, 02:25:22 AM

Can I Miner POW? Would the algorithm be X11? Thank you!

PoW is over.

Now only staking or what?

Only staking and masternodes.

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