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Topic: [RE-ANN] Galaxycoin Revival! KGW, POS/POW hybrid [TRADING ON CRYPTSY] - page 12. (Read 51807 times)

legendary
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Is this coin going anywhere?

I'd like to know how many GLX were minted upto now. Thanks.

Hey I got copyrights on that text, you know.

If coinchoose is ok, there's 16,234,816 GLX.   253,669 blocks x 64 coins.

At current rate marketcap is 13.75 BTC or US$6,049 for all GLX.  Shocked

Can anyone confirm?
nlh
newbie
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Is this coin going anywhere?

I'd like to know how many GLX were minted upto now. Thanks.
full member
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Ivanech, thank you so much for you instructions! I was able to compile the old QT wallet, import the boot strap, then transfer it to the VM with the new wallet and it sync'd fine.

If anyone else would like to just download a current blockchain for windows, it is on www.rejectmining.com




This worked well.  I had a payment out from a pool that didn't show up after I restarted galaxycoin.  Others might have the same problem with the stuck wallet, and payouts in the chain.    After you put these files into the data directory for galaxycoin, open a command line, and run "galaxycoin-qt.exe -rescan".  This will get your wallet balance in line with what is in the block chain.
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FRX: Ferocious Alpha
Ok, thank u for the information.
legendary
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http://galaxycoin.wordpress.com/ is shuted down, is there other wordpress page of galaxycoin

Err no.. I never setup a new website..

Thank you to all that have helped work through sync problems.
Hopefully I'll release a new patch soon
full member
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FRX: Ferocious Alpha
http://galaxycoin.wordpress.com/ is shuted down, is there other wordpress page of galaxycoin
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Ivanech, thank you so much for you instructions! I was able to compile the old QT wallet, import the boot strap, then transfer it to the VM with the new wallet and it sync'd fine.

If anyone else would like to just download a current blockchain for windows, it is on www.rejectmining.com

full member
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I have uploaded a .tar.gz of my linux blockchain. I verified I was able to extract this onto my pool server and go with just the new wallet. Hope it helps!

http://www.rejectmining.com/

Also, the pool is open and I hit a bunch of blocks this morning Smiley
ECF
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I was able to transfer the linux wallet to my mining server, thank you!

Do you have any idea what I would do for my windows desktop wallet? is there separately download links?  Or would I need to compile windows qt wallets myself?
newbie
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Unfortunately, the blockchain after the two wallets will not help (that is essentially what you already have in the current bootstrap.dat) - the 2.0 version cannot get past the long series of bad blocks at 18924.  Only the earlier version will.  I would imagine Icecube45 will implement something to get it past, perhaps similar to my suggestion.

dog
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Would anyone be willing to zip up a blockchain after the 2 wallets?  I'll even host it on my web site.  


Edit: working on this on my linux vm here, will post if I can get it done
newbie
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It is because the code was modified to stop the "large" stakes that were coming in (nRewardCoinYear used in the Proof of Stake calculation).  It could be modified to allow the large stakes up to about 250K in block height then cut them off  (it looked like the bootstrap.dat went up to 280ish).  I would do it myself, but I am not the dev   Undecided

 src/main.cpp from github
   

-943,7 +943,7 int64 GetProofOfStakeReward(int64 nCoinAge, unsigned int nBits, unsigned int nTi

943    943    

     int64 nRewardCoinYear;

944    944    

 
945    945    

     // Old creation amount per coin-year, 5% fixed stake mint rate

946         

-   nRewardCoinYear = 5 * CENT;

     946    

+   nRewardCoinYear = 0.5 * CENT;

947    947    

 
948    948    

     int64 nSubsidy = nCoinAge * 33 / (365 * 33 + Cool * nRewardCoinYear;

949    949    



PS:  I went ahead and synced up using the following (similar to the earlier recommendation, but a little faster, and ensuring you end up on the right chain - you will drop right into the other fork if you are not careful the other way):

Backup wallet.dat, put the bootstrap.dat in your wallet directory, then use the old galaxycoin-1-master to import the bootstrap.dat with no connection to the network:
Code:
galaxycoin-1-master/galaxycoin-qt -loadblock=bootstrap.dat

then reconnect to the network and use the new 2.0 client to spool the rest from the swarm:
Code:
galaxycoin-master/galaxycoin-qt -addnode=193.68.21.36

restore the wallet and see how you did.  your mileage may vary.


dog

bitcoin: 15syxdZ1cZ8nbz6SnMoc3F3YwmEbcTybU5
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sr. member
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great job,thanks dev team Cheesy
hero member
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Indeed, but I am not in Galaxycoin development team and only can make some things how to work with current stuff. I have no aims to develop new client, update sources etc.
legendary
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Come on guys, all this too technical stuff does not serve the average computeruser. It should be a simple update of the wallet to help revive this coin.
hero member
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Here is instruction how to syschronise new actual Galaxycoin wallet to work properly.

I work mostly with Linux system, so here is working manual for Linux users. Will try Windows wallets later.
 
Lets go:
 
1. You need two versions of GLX wallet, both are available on GitHub:
 
old 0.5 branch
2.0 new one

Hope galaxycoin is not your first crypto wallet, you are familar with installation from GitNub, compilation and other steps required to start cryptowallets to work under Linux. Ask here if you have any questions.
 
2. You need a bootstrap file containing valid block chains.  Here is links to download. Unpacks to galaxycoin home directory as described.
 
3. Then you should launch old wallet version 0.5 to check and download block chain from bootstrap.dat file. Do not try doing this step with new wallet version 2.0 - you will fail at block 18924.
 
4. Be patient while 0.5 wallet proceeding block chain. This step is time consume and may requires several hours to completely construct valid block chain. You could check real time log located in debug.log file to see when this happens.

Code: (auto:0)
tail -f ~/.galaxycoin/debug.log

Then kill 0.5 client and start 2.0 one. New client should continue update blockchain from network untill all actual blocks will be loaded.

5. To speed up the synchronisation, edit your ~/.galaxycoin/galaxycoin.conf configuration file adding additional working nodes. Here is my conf file:

Code: (auto:0)
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcport=15521
daemon=1
server=1
noirc=1
addnode=148.251.70.194
addnode=192.95.29.176
addnode=203.20.114.252
addnode=212.83.187.132
addnode=162.220.246.58
addnode=188.226.169.38
addnode=27.118.30.26 
addnode=192.92.129.48
addnode=54.201.121.142
addnode=155.69.222.247
addnode=71.232.52.37 
addnode=74.69.66.147 
addnode=98.112.135.200
addnode=67.210.249.29 
addnode=79.138.30.13   
addnode=192.241.136.248
addnode=24.6.21.198   
addnode=162.243.70.85 
addnode=2.236.53.94 
addnode=174.56.58.238
addnode=37.187.21.128
addnode=202.60.68.241
addnode=66.59.38.122
addnode=glx.n50.ru

whith this setting I have at least 10 or more active connection to galaxycoin 2.0 network.

Hope this will help anyone.
hero member
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Merit: 1014
I've found solution to bypass GLX block stuck problems - will post detailed instructions soon.

As a result I am able to start new open mining pool for Glaxycoin: glx.n50.ru

We need more mining pools for network stability and profit. Enjoy this one!
legendary
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Since you appear to be "in", although that blockstack is pretty high - was under 250K not long ago, why don't you provide a "getpeerinfo" so we can do a -connect and get a clean block chain...

The bootstrap.dat import check gives up the ghost due to too many bad blocks at 20423...stopping with our favorite 18925...unless the downloads have been compromised.

not behind the times...just watching the attack and poking around.  I would probably mine this if the stack actually built cleanly.


You can use any of the nodes currently on v2.0.

addnode=193.68.21.36
addnode=202.60.68.241
addnode=192.92.129.48
addnode=192.95.29.176
addnode=71.4.209.204

http://pastebin.com/tHECiitx

newbie
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Since you appear to be "in", although that blockstack is pretty high - was under 250K not long ago, why don't you provide a "getpeerinfo" so we can do a -connect and get a clean block chain...

The bootstrap.dat import check gives up the ghost due to too many bad blocks at 20423...stopping with our favorite 18925...unless the downloads have been compromised.

not behind the times...just watching the attack and poking around.  I would probably mine this if the stack actually built cleanly.

ERROR: ConnectInputs() : 2bd7a74729 stake reward exceeded
ERROR: Reorganize() : ConnectBlock 2273c83fc8168441c0c3 failed
InvalidChainFound: invalid block=00000002744f53aa2f19  height=20422  trust=1117422840  blocktrust=1472921  date=07/18/2013 06:52:48
InvalidChainFound:  current best=0000008eae20635f44ff  height=18924  trust=18925  blocktrust=1  date=07/17/2013 08:04:10
ERROR: SetBestChain() : Reorganize failed
ERROR: AcceptBlock() : AddToBlockIndex failed
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : AcceptBlock FAILED
Postponing 1498 reconnects
REORGANIZE
REORGANIZE: Disconnect 0 blocks; 0000008eae20635f44ff..0000008eae20635f44ff
REORGANIZE: Connect 1 blocks; 0000008eae20635f44ff..2273c83fc8168441c0c3
ERROR: ConnectInputs() : 2bd7a74729 stake reward exceeded
ERROR: Reorganize() : ConnectBlock 2273c83fc8168441c0c3 failed
InvalidChainFound: invalid block=000000016e94ff350736  height=20423  trust=1118404788  blocktrust=981948  date=07/18/2013 06:53:34
InvalidChainFound:  current best=0000008eae20635f44ff  height=18924  trust=18925  blocktrust=1  date=07/17/2013 08:04:10
ERROR: SetBestChain() : Reorganize failed
ERROR: AcceptBlock() : AddToBlockIndex failed
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : AcceptBlock FAILED
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake 4e1aaf16663c383fb8a5a7d58a9f2b263ff13e82999a340fed1e0e7d16880f3f, hashProof=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 68690bf2c099064208dd117249d4265c90be51b87db28bf7ba3423310189e48d
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=68690bf2c099064208dd
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000125b84716c838
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000173ad7b5d1474
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000042ce302ef733
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=000000017b578ec419bf
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000349736b8d2927
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=000000016d1cb1840738
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000048039d72a54c
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=000000011ddce1a8c233
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000376d107335972
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=00000003f0df802318d7
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