Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 98. (Read 679332 times)

you should of done 15k or 20k

I have blocks of 5447 at 13 days age. When should I expect them to stake? Qt says 3-5 but it hasn't changed in a few days.
Thanks

Glad you got it working bud!

Thank you for the tip!  I'm glad you got things working, Ubuntu can be tricky sometimes but it is worth it if you ask me.  It works good for minting and building wallets from source for Hyperstake and many other coins.

WTB 3m hyperstake pm me

@Lightsplasher, Billotronic and Iantunc

I am compiling right now, seems to work :-)

Problem was that I had disallowed any kinds of updates/downloads in the Ubuntu Settings.

Thanks again!

Tip was sent out to Lightsplasher.
Billotronic, Iantunc, if you would like a tip just drop me an address.

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just to make sure, you did the sudo apt-get update?

ffs thats very interesting.

What is your release version?


It's rather strange that you have no Autotools packages, they are included in official repos since Ubuntu 12.04.

Check manually whether you have needed installation candidates:


If no, you can either install these packages from .deb file (they will need dependencies) or try to change repository sources to another release, which is not recommended.

You can also generate the makefile without Autotools, using qmake.

It means that you won't need to install Autotools components:


You'll find the build in the ../HyperStake/release folder.

Note that you won't be able to compile the wallet on Ubuntu 12.04 if you install libboost-all-dev from native sources. You'll need at least libboost1.54.

Hi billotronic,

thanks for this step by step guide, but it's not working yet. It is saying


This means, that libtool and autoconf are not available, but are "refered to" by other packages.
Maybe I should update Ubuntu and try again. I always switch off auto-updates.
Any of those other packagages could not be found.

 
By the way, I am a Linux-noob, but I have taken some security measures, because of the danger from pre-compiled clients:
-I have compiled my kernel with GrSecurity (was able to do that following a step by step guide).
-I always open wallets of reputable coins like Peercoin first and unlock them, and less reputable ones later. That way, if one of the less reputable wallets has a keylogger, it will never be able to read the passwords of the more reputable coins. At least not from keystrokes.

I am a noob only compared to the average Bitcoiner. Compared to the average joe I am quite skilled.

Well then you have come to the right place bud

1. If at all possible, never download bin's for linux. Seriously, thats why you are using linux. If you wanted precompiled surprises, go back to Windoze

2. That being said, to compile things from source is not always the easiest thing in the world to do so #2 is ASK QUESTIONS!!! always, no matter how stupid you think it might be.

3. 99.99% of coins have a github. Within said gitub is a folder named "Doc" in which you can find all kinds of fun info. In your case, you want to look at build-unix.md which is the general compile instructions for *nix OS's.

4. I forget what 4 was

5. SO this being your first rodeo, you need to download and install the required dependencies to cook HyperStake (and damn near any other coin you would like to compile). This can be a little daunting at first, but the bright side is you pretty much only have to do this once.

5.1 Lets assume doing it the 'right' way

5.2 In a terminal type:


5.2.1


this will download and install all your dependencies

6. Now lets get the source code from github


F.2. Now lets cook


*protip make can be ran multithreaded to speed up the compile. So if you have a pc with a 4 core processor, you could run:


This will produce HyperStake-Qt in the folder hyperstake/src/qt. You can now move this where ever you would like it to live

I installed QT Creator from the Ubuntu software center and use that to build the wallet by clicking the '.pro' file and building the 'release' version.  There are detailed instructions on installing the dependencies needed for compiling in the source code 'doc' directory. Basically you can use the 'apt-get' command in the terminal for this (alt-control-t to open terminal).  I got the source code by cloning the repository using git command: 'git clone https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake.git'  Running the command: 'git pull' in the resulting directory will get the latest source code changes so you can easily build the newest version using QT Creator the next time things change.  I hope that helps.

that's mr. noob to you dredd

I am a Linux-Noob, but using Linux (Ubuntu) for staking coins. For security reasons.

Hyperstake is the first coin that I want to buy, which does not have a pre-compiled wallet for Linux.

I have downloaded the hyperstake-1.1.1.2.tar.gz file and unpacked it.

So how do I compile this? Please explain like I am 5.

noob

i was staking every 3 days or so a few weeks ago and now it hasn't staked in over a week.

i blame you all

i will invoke the law of trump and call you all losers if you don't explain it

You decadent pervert !   

Could mimick the locking code that I have in place for XRA. Definitely doable, I will see if I can throw it together.

Just grabbed a million HYP at 60 sat

But these are not good?
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