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April 08, 2016, 02:26:48 PM
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April 08, 2016, 11:28:03 AM
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April 07, 2016, 05:02:56 PM
Congratulations to the Gamecredits community and thanks for the cross support!
Launch in 12 more hours! Thanks for sharing, Amazing!
We invite the community to go check it out and have fun.
April 07, 2016, 10:37:59 AM
April 06, 2016, 06:25:00 PM
I settled on Ubuntu 16.04 lts (xenial) for the Odroid C2, Odrobian is still quite buggy and debian (jessie) ARM64 repository way behind.
Ubuntu has gcc compiler 5.3.1
DMD wallet now running < 10% Cpu
Ubuntu has gcc compiler 5.3.1
DMD wallet now running < 10% Cpu April 06, 2016, 02:15:27 PM
It consumes more processor power than ram,
running some tests, so far so good,
yes, might be posible to run a coin and the server, will
give it more tests, PINE64 will bring a whole lot of power to it
also, will report back its performance, at the moment the
open bazaar software gets updated constantly fixing/improving,
so is a lot of fun.
running some tests, so far so good,
yes, might be posible to run a coin and the server, will
give it more tests, PINE64 will bring a whole lot of power to it
also, will report back its performance, at the moment the
open bazaar software gets updated constantly fixing/improving,
so is a lot of fun.
April 05, 2016, 10:08:03 PM
OpenBazaar full integration done. Permanently included in
ROKOS #Bitcoin #Fullnode OS for #RaspberryPi and #IoT Devices
https://twitter.com/BitcoinFullnode/status/717532843098955776
April 03, 2016, 09:13:19 PM
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update from my stability issues with rokos and RPi2 they happen just when 2 coins started
in that case it was DMD with ENRG
Most likely a memory problem.in that case it was DMD with ENRG
Run 'top' and see how much swap space available ... swap space was initially disabled on odroid C2 ...
rokos have 1gb swap default
April 03, 2016, 08:50:58 PM
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update from my stability issues with rokos and RPi2 they happen just when 2 coins started
in that case it was DMD with ENRG
Most likely a memory problem.in that case it was DMD with ENRG
Run 'top' and see how much swap space available ... swap space was initially disabled on odroid C2 ...
April 03, 2016, 08:12:51 PM
update from my stability issues with rokos and RPi2 they happen just when 2 coins started
in that case it was DMD with ENRG
for run multiple coins i guess u should make sure u have a 2 GB ram plattform
the language issues i face inside QT wallets with german keybord are still not solved
is there any german user with german keyboard who dont face that issues?
in that case it was DMD with ENRG
for run multiple coins i guess u should make sure u have a 2 GB ram plattform
the language issues i face inside QT wallets with german keybord are still not solved
is there any german user with german keyboard who dont face that issues?
April 02, 2016, 04:55:18 PM
Hi, is there any chance of adding a Myriad coin wallet? Thanks
Hi,
Coins are easy to add as the system includes most of the required libraries already,
if you would like to see Myriad cryptocurrency permanently included in ROKOS
you can give their devs/community a shout to get in contact with us and claim a per release or permanent position promo,
an honor to cross collaborate.
Yes, will create a tutorial for it over the tutorials section at github to then add it to the website,
please check https://github.com/okcashpro/ROKOS-OK-Bitcoin-Fullnode/tree/master/tutorials in the coming days
for that tutorial update/addition.
April 02, 2016, 04:46:57 PM
Hi, is there any chance of adding a Myriad coin wallet? Thanks
Hi,
Coins are easy to add as the system includes most of the required libraries already,
if you would like to see Myriad cryptocurrency permanently included in ROKOS
you can give their devs/community a shout to get in contact with us and claim a per release or permanent position promo,
an honor to cross collaborate.
Yes, will create a tutorial for it over the tutorials section at github to then add it to the website,
please check https://github.com/okcashpro/ROKOS-OK-Bitcoin-Fullnode/tree/master/tutorials in the coming days
for that tutorial update/addition.
April 02, 2016, 04:23:58 PM
Hi, is there any chance of adding a Myriad coin wallet? Thanks
Hi,
Coins are easy to add as the system includes most of the required libraries already,
if you would like to see Myriad cryptocurrency permanently included in ROKOS
you can give their devs/community a shout to get in contact with us and claim a per release or permanent position promo,
an honor to cross collaborate.
April 02, 2016, 04:23:05 PM
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We support mainly the Raspberry Pi devices being the ones with the biggest community of devs/users out there.
Main devices to support are PINE64 being ROKOS an official backer.
Will support odroid devices as demand requires, sadly so far you seem to be the only odroid user at the moment, even so
already added it to the list of devices for after covering the main ones. (tried to order one but they are not available for order till april 22nd)
PINE64 cost = 29 USD , ODROID c2 cost = 41.95 USD
PINE64 = more bang for your buck.
C2 cost from manufacturer $40.Main devices to support are PINE64 being ROKOS an official backer.
Will support odroid devices as demand requires, sadly so far you seem to be the only odroid user at the moment, even so
already added it to the list of devices for after covering the main ones. (tried to order one but they are not available for order till april 22nd)
PINE64 cost = 29 USD , ODROID c2 cost = 41.95 USD
PINE64 = more bang for your buck.
For $11.00 more u get 0.8 GHz more and a newer video core + 4 USB ports vs 2 USB ports for PINE64+
I happen to use all 4 USB too
Odroid C2 2 GHz 2G ram ARMv8 cortex-a53 cpu Mali450 video core + other features like built in IR remote control support. Running OS already. 4 USB ports.
PINE 64+ 1.2 GHz 2G ram ARMv8 cortex-at53 cpu Mali 400 video core. 2 USB ports.
Actually ROKOS for PINE64+ will probably run on Odroid C2 with little modification ...
Agreed, will be nice to test, Ill update you when the PINE64+ device arrives so we can run some tests.
Thanks a lot for your support and detailed feedback, it really helps the project and community also.
April 02, 2016, 04:07:22 PM
Quote
We support mainly the Raspberry Pi devices being the ones with the biggest community of devs/users out there.
Main devices to support are PINE64 being ROKOS an official backer.
Will support odroid devices as demand requires, sadly so far you seem to be the only odroid user at the moment, even so
already added it to the list of devices for after covering the main ones. (tried to order one but they are not available for order till april 22nd)
PINE64 cost = 29 USD , ODROID c2 cost = 41.95 USD
PINE64 = more bang for your buck.
C2 cost from manufacturer $40.Main devices to support are PINE64 being ROKOS an official backer.
Will support odroid devices as demand requires, sadly so far you seem to be the only odroid user at the moment, even so
already added it to the list of devices for after covering the main ones. (tried to order one but they are not available for order till april 22nd)
PINE64 cost = 29 USD , ODROID c2 cost = 41.95 USD
PINE64 = more bang for your buck.
For $11.00 more u get 0.8 GHz more and a newer video core + 4 USB ports vs 2 USB ports for PINE64+
I happen to use all 4 USB too
Odroid C2 2 GHz 2G ram ARMv8 cortex-a53 cpu Mali450 video core + other features like built in IR remote control support. Running OS already. 4 USB ports (actually 5, there is a micro USB too)
PINE 64+ 1.2 GHz 2G ram ARMv8 cortex-a53 cpu Mali 400 video core. 2 USB ports.
Does not ship until May ...
Actually ROKOS for PINE64+ will probably run on Odroid C2 with little modification ...
April 02, 2016, 03:32:29 PM
Europecoin Client/Node for ROKOS updated to April/1/2016 Release
https://github.com/okcashpro/ROKOS-OK-Bitcoin-Fullnode/commit/ffe8509d0fbf14ea397e629b76d4673c0a6b8b9a
Method of Update on ROKOS system.
1.- Download the Client/node from the Official ROKOS Github I just shared.
2.- Open a terminal in ROKOS, go to the folder where the new downloaded files are.
3.- Type:
sudo chmod 755 Europecoin
sudo chmod 755 europecoind
sudo cp Europecoin /usr/local/bin/
sudo cp europecoind /usr/local/bin/
4.- Congratulations, your ERC client/nodes are upgraded on your ROKOS system!
(you can delete the files you just downloaded, you already copied them to the system folder)
Congratulations with the new release, feel free to join the #ok-rokos-support channel over slack if any user require further support.
For developers/managers, feel free to join the #ok-rokos-devs slack channel to inform of new releases/configs for update into the system.
You can get the invites and join the Slack rooms at: https://okcash.herokuapp.com/
Kind Regards
~OKtoshi
https://github.com/okcashpro/ROKOS-OK-Bitcoin-Fullnode/commit/ffe8509d0fbf14ea397e629b76d4673c0a6b8b9a
Method of Update on ROKOS system.
1.- Download the Client/node from the Official ROKOS Github I just shared.
2.- Open a terminal in ROKOS, go to the folder where the new downloaded files are.
3.- Type:
sudo chmod 755 Europecoin
sudo chmod 755 europecoind
sudo cp Europecoin /usr/local/bin/
sudo cp europecoind /usr/local/bin/
4.- Congratulations, your ERC client/nodes are upgraded on your ROKOS system!
(you can delete the files you just downloaded, you already copied them to the system folder)
Congratulations with the new release, feel free to join the #ok-rokos-support channel over slack if any user require further support.
For developers/managers, feel free to join the #ok-rokos-devs slack channel to inform of new releases/configs for update into the system.
You can get the invites and join the Slack rooms at: https://okcash.herokuapp.com/
Kind Regards
~OKtoshi
April 02, 2016, 03:31:47 PM
Wondering which hardware (not) to buy.
I have not read your whole thread, but these devices keep popping up:
Pi 2
Pi 3
PINE64+
Banana pi
which others?
Could perhaps you give your opinion on cost-effectiveness / price-performance relationship.
I plan to be using it mainly as a ROKOS device - but sometimes also for other things.
I already own an old rPi (B+ Rev 0010), and the speed actually overstretched my patience, so I have hardly used it.
TL;DR: Give us a buyers' guide please.
Thx
I'd have to say Odroid C2, It is 2Ghz 2G ram. The fastest I have not read your whole thread, but these devices keep popping up:
Pi 2
Pi 3
PINE64+
Banana pi
which others?
Could perhaps you give your opinion on cost-effectiveness / price-performance relationship.
I plan to be using it mainly as a ROKOS device - but sometimes also for other things.
I already own an old rPi (B+ Rev 0010), and the speed actually overstretched my patience, so I have hardly used it.
TL;DR: Give us a buyers' guide please.
Thx
The Rpi3, PINE64 are only 1.2GhzHowever ROKOS has not been released for it yet ...
We support mainly the Raspberry Pi devices being the ones with the biggest community of devs/users out there.
Main devices to support are PINE64 being ROKOS an official backer.
Will support odroid devices as demand requires, sadly so far you seem to be the only odroid user at the moment, even so
already added it to the list of devices for after covering the main ones. (tried to order one but they are not available for order till april 22nd)
PINE64 cost = 29 USD , ODROID c2 cost = 41.95 USD
PINE64 = more bang for your buck.
April 02, 2016, 12:18:28 AM
Wondering which hardware (not) to buy.
I have not read your whole thread, but these devices keep popping up:
Pi 2
Pi 3
PINE64+
Banana pi
which others?
Could perhaps you give your opinion on cost-effectiveness / price-performance relationship.
I plan to be using it mainly as a ROKOS device - but sometimes also for other things.
I already own an old rPi (B+ Rev 0010), and the speed actually overstretched my patience, so I have hardly used it.
TL;DR: Give us a buyers' guide please.
Thx
I'd have to say Odroid C2, It is 2Ghz 2G ram. The fastest I have not read your whole thread, but these devices keep popping up:
Pi 2
Pi 3
PINE64+
Banana pi
which others?
Could perhaps you give your opinion on cost-effectiveness / price-performance relationship.
I plan to be using it mainly as a ROKOS device - but sometimes also for other things.
I already own an old rPi (B+ Rev 0010), and the speed actually overstretched my patience, so I have hardly used it.
TL;DR: Give us a buyers' guide please.
Thx
The Rpi3, PINE64 are only 1.2GhzHowever ROKOS has not been released for it yet ...
April 01, 2016, 07:04:16 PM
@OKtoshi
Well I don't know about adding it to your github repository, still testing, odroid C2 shutting down for some reason overnight. Could have been power glitch, watching it all day with mouse disconnected so I simulate inactivity. I'm looking into that first. Also it's a highly modified source tree. Will wait for next Wallet release due in a week or so and see what needs to be done. Been feeding my work to the DMD devs and hopefully they will include it in upcoming wallet release ...
I can feed you my mods if u like but I would not release to public yet.
The original diamond.pro is a mess and keeps interfering with my mods to the Makefiles, gotta resolve that too.
Gotta reset my changes frequently to Makefiles. The average user would not be able to compile it yet.
Also I'm using gcc 5.3.1 from the debian 'stretch' ARM64 repository, had to install a lot of libs to get compiler to run so I ended up upgrading odrobian 'jessie' to 'stretch'. My changes are compatible with 'jessie' though. I am trying to get compiler to build with 'NEON' instructions. It does produce smaller code than gcc 4.9 which is available in 'jessie'
I do have an earlier binary built with gcc 4.9 that you could test with ... built for ARMv8 (cortex-a53) cpu with libboost 1.55 and libdb5.3+
gcc 5.3.1 required a upgrade to libboost1.58 so my binary for 'stretch' will not run on 'jessie'.
Up time 23 hours and no problems yet running stress test with DMD wallet, vanitygen running, load average 4.5 and CPU use near 400% (25% DMD wallet, 370% vanitygen)... I'm thinking it was a power glitch so far, will keep running stress test for a day or two ... I need a break from coding anyway LOL.
I'll probably transfer some of the more critical files (groestl.cpp and scrypt_mine.cpp) as .S files compiled with 5.3.1 (faster smaller code) to a fresh install of 'jessie' so gcc.4.9 can be used and stick with a official version of Odrobian jessie
kodi does not run under 'stretch; yet that's why I am going back to 'jessie'.
Found power problem ... mate-power-manager ... apt-get remove mate-power-manager
Well I don't know about adding it to your github repository, still testing, odroid C2 shutting down for some reason overnight. Could have been power glitch, watching it all day with mouse disconnected so I simulate inactivity. I'm looking into that first. Also it's a highly modified source tree. Will wait for next Wallet release due in a week or so and see what needs to be done. Been feeding my work to the DMD devs and hopefully they will include it in upcoming wallet release ...
I can feed you my mods if u like but I would not release to public yet.
The original diamond.pro is a mess and keeps interfering with my mods to the Makefiles, gotta resolve that too.
Gotta reset my changes frequently to Makefiles. The average user would not be able to compile it yet.
Also I'm using gcc 5.3.1 from the debian 'stretch' ARM64 repository, had to install a lot of libs to get compiler to run so I ended up upgrading odrobian 'jessie' to 'stretch'. My changes are compatible with 'jessie' though. I am trying to get compiler to build with 'NEON' instructions. It does produce smaller code than gcc 4.9 which is available in 'jessie'
I do have an earlier binary built with gcc 4.9 that you could test with ... built for ARMv8 (cortex-a53) cpu with libboost 1.55 and libdb5.3+
gcc 5.3.1 required a upgrade to libboost1.58 so my binary for 'stretch' will not run on 'jessie'.
Up time 23 hours and no problems yet running stress test with DMD wallet, vanitygen running, load average 4.5 and CPU use near 400% (25% DMD wallet, 370% vanitygen)... I'm thinking it was a power glitch so far, will keep running stress test for a day or two ... I need a break from coding anyway LOL.
I'll probably transfer some of the more critical files (groestl.cpp and scrypt_mine.cpp) as .S files compiled with 5.3.1 (faster smaller code) to a fresh install of 'jessie' so gcc.4.9 can be used and stick with a official version of Odrobian jessie
kodi does not run under 'stretch; yet that's why I am going back to 'jessie'.
Found power problem ... mate-power-manager ... apt-get remove mate-power-manager
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