Oh! How do I disable POS minting before launching the wallet?
Add
reservebalance=987654321
in configuration file
Topic: [RE-ANN] GrowthCoin PoW/PoS - 100% per year - Version 1.3.0.1 - page 40. (Read 66388 times)
Add
reservebalance=987654321
in configuration file
Try to turning off POS minting when you open the wallet, so it will beable to sync.
Thanks, I removed my wallet.dat file to my backup folder, deleted all files in the appdata folder, restarted the wallet and it is syncing now.
Oh! How do I disable POS minting before launching the wallet?
Try to turning off POS minting when you open the wallet, so it will beable to sync.
I download the 1.3 wallet deleted the needed files but my wallet will not sync, it has 27 connections to the network and has been trying to sync for about 9+ hrs.
I'm loving those clickable icons 
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes
a 6 days old block, sweet!
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes
a 6 days old block, sweet!We need to work on an RPC command that will list all of the blocks held by a wallet. That would be super useful. Almost like the coincontroldialog without the coincontrol.
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
What I mean is an rpc command like "getblocks" that will return each block, the number of confs, and the stake weight
oh you were talking about blocks of GRW. I was thinking about blocks from the blockchain. Is that correct?
I'm loving those clickable icons
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes a 6 days old block, sweet!
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes
a 6 days old block, sweet!We need to work on an RPC command that will list all of the blocks held by a wallet. That would be super useful. Almost like the coincontroldialog without the coincontrol.
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
What I mean is an rpc command like "getblocks" that will return each block, the number of confs, and the stake weight
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Excellent
, but I wonder if it's because of that commit or just because they were mature enough... it's been about 9 days right?Yep 9 days. I tend to think it is correlated because it came through just an hour or two after I rebuilt, but it could also be coincidence.
it might be, but we'll see on next round of staking... It mostly always took around 9 days to successfully stake a block. It's a good thing if that fixed it!
EDIT: we might know sooner, I just checked and I have 3 blocks from the 13th, only 6 days old! I will rebuild my client and see what happens
Something might be off in the calculations
My client says I'm about to get stake but my weight is far above the network weight.
I'm trying to figure this out
EDIT: Nothing is off, it's just how network stakes is calculated vs how own stake is calculated, but stakes seems to get in at around 9 days of age still
I'm loving those clickable icons
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes a 6 days old block, sweet!
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
They are really useful and give plenty of cool information!
According to my wallet I should have 50% chance to stake in 17 minutes
a 6 days old block, sweet!We need to work on an RPC command that will list all of the blocks held by a wallet. That would be super useful. Almost like the coincontroldialog without the coincontrol.
I'm not sure I see why this would be useful!?
You would want the rpc command to give out what exactly? block hash/number ?
I'm not sure a wallet "holds" a block. since in a block you could have n number of transactions. Maybe clarify what you meant.
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Excellent
, but I wonder if it's because of that commit or just because they were mature enough... it's been about 9 days right?Yep 9 days. I tend to think it is correlated because it came through just an hour or two after I rebuilt, but it could also be coincidence.
it might be, but we'll see on next round of staking... It mostly always took around 9 days to successfully stake a block. It's a good thing if that fixed it!
EDIT: we might know sooner, I just checked and I have 3 blocks from the 13th, only 6 days old! I will rebuild my client and see what happens
We need to work on an RPC command that will list all of the blocks held by a wallet. That would be super useful. Almost like the coincontroldialog without the coincontrol.
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Excellent
, but I wonder if it's because of that commit or just because they were mature enough... it's been about 9 days right?Yep 9 days. I tend to think it is correlated because it came through just an hour or two after I rebuilt, but it could also be coincidence.
it might be, but we'll see on next round of staking... It mostly always took around 9 days to successfully stake a block. It's a good thing if that fixed it!
EDIT: we might know sooner, I just checked and I have 3 blocks from the 13th, only 6 days old! I will rebuild my client and see what happens
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Excellent
, but I wonder if it's because of that commit or just because they were mature enough... it's been about 9 days right?Yep 9 days. I tend to think it is correlated because it came through just an hour or two after I rebuilt, but it could also be coincidence.
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Excellent
, but I wonder if it's because of that commit or just because they were mature enough... it's been about 9 days right? done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
My stake came through on my daemon after rebuilding this morning
Unick I recommend that you clean out the /src/obj folder on github so that I don't have to clone it and can build from scratch no problem 
Good catch, it's done
thanks
Unick I recommend that you clean out the /src/obj folder on github so that I don't have to clone it and can build from scratch no problem
it is a good news,but we should look for more exchange place.
can you try to do the same with ByteCoin, the coin need not to be synced for a long time and the new users can save time to use it.we can learn with it.
done, I was currently working on that file to add Fast stake
This needs to be implemented https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7389319
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