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Topic: [TESTNET]Bismuth - New Language, Interpretation Engines, DAPPs - page 5. (Read 49698 times)

legendary
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Can't run on Ubuntu system?

Hi, yes you should be able to run from Ubuntu. Some Linux systems have python installed by default.

What you need to run from the directory after you download zip/master branch from github releases and unpack it:

1.
Code:
pip install pillow pyqrcode pypng pyinstaller web.py pycrypto simple-crypt

2.
Code:
pyinstaller --uac-admin --onefile --noconsole --log-level=INFO gui.py --icon=graphics\icon.ico
pyinstaller --uac-admin --onefile --log-level=INFO node.py --icon=graphics\icon.ico
pyinstaller --uac-admin --onefile --log-level=INFO miner.py --icon=graphics\icon.ico
pyinstaller --uac-admin --onefile --log-level=INFO ledger_explorer.py --icon=graphics\icon.ico --hidden-import=ledger_explorer

Then, you should be able to run your executable.
Alternatively, you can choose to run node/miner/gui.py directly without the second step (if you have pyhton installed).
sr. member
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Twitter: @maccaspacca1
I have combined my Ledger and Miner Query website tools together in to one web application.

https://github.com/maccaspacca/Bismuth-Tools

There is a compiled release for those who do not have python installed (windows only)

I have tested on 64 bit Win 7 and Win 10 but can't guarantee if will work on all systems

My next project is to develop a gui version for desktop use.... if I have time Smiley
hero member
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Can't run on Ubuntu system?

As far as I know there isn't a linux client for now... this project is in it's early phase. Stay tunned coz dev is about to return from vacantion and will continue his work.
newbie
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Can't run on Ubuntu system?
hero member
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I made a new poll on the rebranding since the opinion on the Bismuth/Stallion naming is basically split in half.

A friend of mine suggested "Boa", which is a beautifully short, nice resounding name for a python-like snake, because the code is written in Python. The only other Boa project is some software from 1990s. Hence I voted for Boa.

I just voted. Boa seems great name

Me too - especially since it stands for Best Of All!
full member
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is this the next pasc ?
legendary
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I have started reverting the rebranding, I will do the graphics when I arrive home. Thanks again for the awesome tools
hero member
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It looks like Bismuth will remain Bismuth
9 days before I come back from vacation, so if you want to vote for a different name you still can
Also I would love to thank maccaspacca for his Bismuth tools, they are indeed awesome and help me understand linking and dynamic objects in web.py

@hclivess we can't wait to return from vacantion and start this project Cheesy take care!
legendary
Activity: 2114
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=== NODE IS OK! ==
It looks like Bismuth will remain Bismuth
9 days before I come back from vacation, so if you want to vote for a different name you still can
Also I would love to thank maccaspacca for his Bismuth tools, they are indeed awesome and help me understand linking and dynamic objects in web.py
sr. member
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Twitter: @maccaspacca1
If anyone wants to play around with my Stallion Ledger Query tool then it is available at:

https://github.com/maccaspacca/Stallion-Tools/tree/master/Ledger_Query

Just place the files in your Stallion folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Stallion) and run "ledger_query.cmd" as administrator

If you want a stand alone executable (for those without Python installed) then go to https://github.com/maccaspacca/Stallion-Tools/releases/tag/v0.20-beta

The executable is in the zip file - extract and place the .exe into your stallion folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Stallion) and run as administrator.

Once running just browse to "your_computer_ip_address":8080 to use the tool.

The default port of 8080 can be changed either in the "ledger_query.cmd" script if you are running the python version or running:

ledger_query.exe: from an administrative command prompt.

Future releases will work on the look, feel and formatting.
hero member
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Hi guys, I have reset the name voting and removed the options nobody voted for. Consider this round 2, please vote again.

About the one interface mentioned in the post above, I think I could make a "launcher" later on

I added sapphire to voting, because the old sapphire project is long dead. nice name imo

Cool I like it! Smiley I'm glad you like it too Smiley
P.S. how is the weather there? Tongue
legendary
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Hi guys, I have reset the name voting and removed the options nobody voted for. Consider this round 2, please vote again.

About the one interface mentioned in the post above, I think I could make a "launcher" later on

I added sapphire to voting, because the old sapphire project is long dead. nice name imo
hero member
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Hi,

How hard will it be to have only one interface: For wallet (one tab), Explorer (one tab) and the miner (one tab), ...?
Thanks
sr. member
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After some time of running node stop to sync, but miner working, but dont find a block. Restart helps.
Tested to send coins to myself and feeling like nothing happens but after some time just transactions appears, its confusing.

I have had a similar issue on a lower resourced machine

I tested a few scenarios and discovered, in my case, the problem was allocating too many threads to the miner.exe

You need to leave some resources for the node.exe - it doesn't want to compete with the miner.exe threads

I wrote a monitoring tool that I used to check the node and automatically restart things if they get behind. I discovered that the problem was reduced and then eliminated if I reduced the number of mining threads - each system will be different so you may need to experiment a little.

The number of threads is set in the config.txt file. I would start with the number of cpu cores your machine has, minus 1 core e.g. if your machine has 4 cores set the threads to 3. If you have two cores set the threads to 1.

Hope this helps
hero member
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Rebranding again - why - because I thought Stallion was a cool upgrade the community would appreciate, but a lot of people are not happy about it and some people were not happy about the "Bismuth" name.

Glad to see some progress on the rebranding voting.
May choose to revert to Bismuth after all, but would love to see some cool logo designs, Ill ask the design team

HClivess what do you think about SAPPHIRE [SPX] or SPX = Secure, Python, Transactions. Cheesy
sr. member
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legendary
Activity: 2114
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=== NODE IS OK! ==
Rebranding again - why - because I thought Stallion was a cool upgrade the community would appreciate, but a lot of people are not happy about it and some people were not happy about the "Bismuth" name.

Glad to see some progress on the rebranding voting.
May choose to revert to Bismuth after all, but would love to see some cool logo designs, Ill ask the design team
legendary
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rebranding again ? very funny
why ?
but i like Parsec (voted)
heard as Pascal  Wink
hero member
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Is the main net coming soon?
dev is off till early March, so will be months till mainnet launch. Cheers! Smiley
P.S. you can always give a hand on testnet Smiley
sr. member
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Is the main net coming soon?
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