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Topic: [TESTNET]Bismuth - New Language, Interpretation Engines, DAPPs - page 13. (Read 49741 times)
December 04, 2016, 11:07:16 AM
December 04, 2016, 11:06:27 AM
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you can always check the node log, it's a "node.txt" file your file location or go to "http://94.113.207.67:5492/" and compare the block hight with your wallet one.
You can take off and panties over his head. Question - why make things difficult, not easier to integrate, as in all wallets
What was it you wanted? A message saying "fully synced" in GUI? Can do that. But it has nothing to do with third party integration.
December 04, 2016, 09:50:56 AM
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you can always check the node log, it's a "node.txt" file your file location or go to "http://94.113.207.67:5492/" and compare the block hight with your wallet one.
You can take off and panties over his head. Question - why make things difficult, not easier to integrate, as in all wallets
December 04, 2016, 09:01:41 AM
Next version will include an automatic message telling you to switch node on instead of shutting down. Also, you will be able to configure mining threads to go after that 100% CPU usage
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I am looking forward to it
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I am looking forward to it
December 04, 2016, 08:50:43 AM
So much mining, that's insane. Thank you.
December 04, 2016, 07:50:47 AM
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
1) becouse it's fun and maybe we get some coins....Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
2) just run "node.exe" and you must see at the end something like this:
"We seem to be at the latest block. Paused before recheck"
In the node.exe line running too fast to notice the record.
Better would be to wallet itself clearly indicated that he had reached the synchronization.
Because miner falls often because of this.
you can always check the node log, it's a "node.txt" file your file location or go to "http://94.113.207.67:5492/" and compare the block hight with your wallet one.
December 04, 2016, 06:08:30 AM
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
1) becouse it's fun and maybe we get some coins....Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
2) just run "node.exe" and you must see at the end something like this:
"We seem to be at the latest block. Paused before recheck"
In the node.exe line running too fast to notice the record.
Better would be to wallet itself clearly indicated that he had reached the synchronization.
Because miner falls often because of this.
December 04, 2016, 05:40:03 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
ok thanks! now is @ 50% with one instance.
i would try the affiliate bit :-) unless its a dual core your using (2 cores) because you cant allocate 1/2 of a core, so it would only use 25%, i ask a question like that not so long ago :-)
it's a dual core this home pc, yes will go for 25% if i use only 1 core for mining .. i want to use more cores that's i'm asking. i'll go to work tomorrow and i have a workstation there with 20 core
with the dual core you will only get a 50% per core, ive got a old quad core so i can run the miner at 25% :-)
run more instances then...
December 04, 2016, 05:20:47 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
ok thanks! now is @ 50% with one instance.
i would try the affiliate bit :-) unless its a dual core your using (2 cores) because you cant allocate 1/2 of a core, so it would only use 25%, i ask a question like that not so long ago :-)
it's a dual core this home pc, yes will go for 25% if i use only 1 core for mining .. i want to use more cores that's i'm asking. i'll go to work tomorrow and i have a workstation there with 20 core
with the dual core you will only get a 50% per core, ive got a old quad core so i can run the miner at 25% :-)
December 04, 2016, 05:15:17 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
ok thanks! now is @ 50% with one instance.
i would try the affiliate bit :-) unless its a dual core your using (2 cores) because you cant allocate 1/2 of a core, so it would only use 25%, i ask a question like that not so long ago :-)
it's a dual core this home pc, yes will go for 25% if i use only 1 core for mining .. i want to use more cores that's i'm asking. i'll go to work tomorrow and i have a workstation there with 20 core
December 04, 2016, 05:06:03 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
ok thanks! now is @ 50% with one instance.
i would try the affiliate bit :-) unless its a dual core your using (2 cores) because you cant allocate 1/2 of a core, so it would only use 25%, i ask a question like that not so long ago :-)
December 04, 2016, 04:53:06 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
ok thanks! now is @ 50% with one instance.
December 04, 2016, 04:47:10 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
mines only eat's up 50% when I've got 2 instances of miner.exe running, you could always go into affiliate in windows and only allocate x amount of cores to miner.exe if that would help :-)
December 04, 2016, 03:51:56 AM
anyone knows if it's posible to change how much processor percentage is eating the miner? if yes how. Now is at 50%
December 04, 2016, 03:48:43 AM
December 04, 2016, 03:46:33 AM
my balance was stolen last night 
))) who did this?!
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2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!))
))) who did this?!.......................................................
2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!
))lol no one stole your coins :-) the dev rolled back the chain becuse he was testing new stuff, but my reaction was the same when i seen my node going backwards :-)
i was jokeing
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
1) becouse it's fun and maybe we get some coins....Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
2) just run "node.exe" and you must see at the end something like this:
"We seem to be at the latest block. Paused before recheck"
he he :-)
December 04, 2016, 03:45:59 AM
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
for me i don't want financial gain at this point hence it being a PRE-ANN and also being on testnet, for me known that a new coin is coming out and is 100% new code (not just a replica of something else like a lot of coins out there), No ICO and also No Pre Mine and that is been tested this much for security flaws etc that for me is enough for someone to get my help because when it dose go live then most of the issues people face when a new coin comes out well they will be sorted and on slack the dev is constantly on and talking and letting you know what his plans for the coin and changes etc and the amount of testing thats been done puts confidence in the dev and also his work he's not just rushing this out so you can make 1 satoshi, he's fully committed to making this unique and also to last a very long time and has all our interests in his plan :-) but join just now to help test the coin or wait untill its released :-) when you have downloaded the wallet right click on node.exe and run as administrator and then start GUI the same way and let he blockchain sync and when thats done right click miner.exe and run as admin and that's you mining bismuth :-) if your miner closes or that make sure you have allowed the programme in your firewall, mines updated yesterday (Anti-Virus etc) and it blocked my miner.exe lol hope this helps buddy :-)
December 04, 2016, 03:32:39 AM
my balance was stolen last night ))) who did this?!
.......................................................
2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!))
))) who did this?!.......................................................
2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!
))lol no one stole your coins :-) the dev rolled back the chain becuse he was testing new stuff, but my reaction was the same when i seen my node going backwards :-)
i was jokeing
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
1) becouse it's fun and maybe we get some coins....Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
2) just run "node.exe" and you must see at the end something like this:
"We seem to be at the latest block. Paused before recheck"
December 04, 2016, 03:21:31 AM
I do not understand, what will get testers for their help and the loss of time and resources?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
Where in your wallet can be seen that it synchronizes?
December 04, 2016, 02:45:13 AM
my balance was stolen last night ))) who did this?!
.......................................................
2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!))
))) who did this?!.......................................................
2016-12-03 21:15:43,973 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,052 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 3750.0
2016-12-03 21:15:45,068 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.238013066915
2016-12-03 21:15:45,098 INFO table(348) 80
2016-12-03 21:15:45,348 INFO app_quit(98) Received quit command
2016-12-04 08:24:14,007 INFO refresh(235) Node: Transction address balance: 2600.0
2016-12-04 08:24:14,242 INFO refresh(250) Fee: 0.304143653123
............
i think the intrest is negative!
))lol no one stole your coins :-) the dev rolled back the chain becuse he was testing new stuff, but my reaction was the same when i seen my node going backwards :-)
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