All,
It looks like there is a way to decrease block time to eh ... seconds https://eprint.iacr.org/2013/881.pdf Is it practical to do so?
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2114. (Read 4671924 times)
I haven't seen this before. However, you should be able to access the wallet from backed up wallet.bin files. Remember to always exit the wallet with "exit".
No backup. Is it possible to recover from wallet.bin.keys and wallet.bin.address.txt? It appears bitmonerod wiped my wallet.bin 
Adam back seems to like CryptoNote the better than Zerocash https://twitter.com/adam3us/status/453493394472697856
So, I installed the Windows package, downloaded the blockchain successfully, worked out the firewall rules, and actually got the daemon to show that I was hashing. CPU usage with the daemon running is > 95%. I have a 2.8 GH AMD Sempron processor, 8 GB of RAM, on a 64-bit Windows 8 machine.
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
That CPU is likely too slow, especially if you're hashing with GPUs on that machine.
ok my balance is now
bitmonero 52.061086659182
So did I get lucky or has the difficulty dropped ?
Where can I check the current difficulty ?
How many core do you have? It looks like you are rather lucky. The diff is getting higher and higher. There is no signal that it will drop. As of the current difficulty, please look at bitmonerod screen (the console one)
Yup, we are closing in on ByteCoin now (remember that Monero difficulty is equivalent to 2x that of ByteCoin).
Can anyone help with this error or recovering from it?
Are my coins lost? Code:
2014-Apr-27 11:53:59.291123 bitmonero wallet v0.8.5.294()
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380352 Loaded wallet keys file, with public address: 4Am734VBiL1eVH4B8WqwPYPz9uQV1tzedGqDQeRxH2kNHybGTWkZdju6uqgqE2r1iKhTKCUvQbfh9Urqdp2pBC2iRqCEm8Z
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380596 ERROR /home/user/bitmonero/src/common/boost_serialization_helper.h:42 Exception at [unserialize_obj_from_file], what=invalid signature
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380617 ERROR /home/user/bitmonero/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:444 !r. THROW EXCEPTION: error::file_read_error
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380649 /home/user/bitmonero/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:444:N5tools5error15file_error_baseILi2EEE: failed to read file "wallet.bin"
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380705 Error: failed to load wallet: failed to read file "wallet.bin"
size of wallet.bin : 0 bytes
I still have wallet.bin.address.txt and wallet.bin.keys
I had a similar issue where my bin some how got corrupted and would unlock with the password (yes, it was the right password)
Is there any sort of recovery or am I just shit out of luck?
I haven't seen this before. However, you should be able to access the wallet from backed up wallet.bin files. Remember to always exit the wallet with "exit".
What happens if I don't open that port? Ex: I am using a laptop that is behind a corporate firewall. I can not ask the sysadmin guy to open that port on the router.
Thanks
Thanks
It will still work. You won't be connected to the p2p as robustly and if you are mining you might have more orphans. Not encouraged since if nobody opens their port there won't be a p2p. But it will work.
Also, other nodes will still probably try (and fail) to connect to you. That might get logged on the corporate firewall. Be aware.
Thanks. I just opened that port on one of my Azure VMs. People, do not use Windows Azure VM. It is deadly slow and unstable. I am not paying for the VM because my company owns it.
So, I installed the Windows package, downloaded the blockchain successfully, worked out the firewall rules, and actually got the daemon to show that I was hashing. CPU usage with the daemon running is > 95%. I have a 2.8 GH AMD Sempron processor, 8 GB of RAM, on a 64-bit Windows 8 machine.
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
How many threads do you launch?
ok my balance is now
bitmonero 52.061086659182
So did I get lucky or has the difficulty dropped ?
Where can I check the current difficulty ?
How many core do you have? It looks like you are rather lucky. The diff is getting higher and higher. There is no signal that it will drop. As of the current difficulty, please look at bitmonerod screen (the console one)
So, I installed the Windows package, downloaded the blockchain successfully, worked out the firewall rules, and actually got the daemon to show that I was hashing. CPU usage with the daemon running is > 95%. I have a 2.8 GH AMD Sempron processor, 8 GB of RAM, on a 64-bit Windows 8 machine.
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
The problem is that the highest hash rate I have seen so far is 0.1 H/s. Most of the time it is showing zero.
What's with that??
At this point, I don't see any reason to run my processor at 100% if I am not getting any significant hashing power out of the deal
Any suggestions?
Rick
Can anyone help with this error or recovering from it?
Are my coins lost? Code:
2014-Apr-27 11:53:59.291123 bitmonero wallet v0.8.5.294()
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380352 Loaded wallet keys file, with public address: 4Am734VBiL1eVH4B8WqwPYPz9uQV1tzedGqDQeRxH2kNHybGTWkZdju6uqgqE2r1iKhTKCUvQbfh9Urqdp2pBC2iRqCEm8Z
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380596 ERROR /home/user/bitmonero/src/common/boost_serialization_helper.h:42 Exception at [unserialize_obj_from_file], what=invalid signature
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380617 ERROR /home/user/bitmonero/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:444 !r. THROW EXCEPTION: error::file_read_error
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380649 /home/user/bitmonero/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:444:N5tools5error15file_error_baseILi2EEE: failed to read file "wallet.bin"
2014-Apr-27 11:54:05.380705 Error: failed to load wallet: failed to read file "wallet.bin"
size of wallet.bin : 0 bytes
I still have wallet.bin.address.txt and wallet.bin.keys
I had a similar issue where my bin some how got corrupted and would unlock with the password (yes, it was the right password)
Is there any sort of recovery or am I just shit out of luck?
Is there a way of saving my wallet like exporting the private key ?
Hi there,
Going to give this coin a go so synced over night and started mining.
Has rate is as follows :-
hashrate: 17.1579
hashrate: 17.0000
hashrate: 17.0526
hashrate: 17.3158
hashrate: 17.3158
hashrate: 17.1579
hashrate: 17.1053
hashrate: 17.1053
hashrate: 17.5789
See what happens!
Going to give this coin a go so synced over night and started mining.
Has rate is as follows :-
hashrate: 17.1579
hashrate: 17.0000
hashrate: 17.0526
hashrate: 17.3158
hashrate: 17.3158
hashrate: 17.1579
hashrate: 17.1053
hashrate: 17.1053
hashrate: 17.5789
See what happens!
I now have 17 in my wallet. I'm not sure if this is good or bad but considering I have 30 x 2.3 threads I would hope for more! While less may be worth more, on a new coin it is nice to see more results and this inspires you to continue. I had the same perception problem with bytecoin. While I understand pools may come early prospectors always like to find something ;-)
Yes, there is sth strange. I have 36threads - yesterday 8 blocks found, today only one. Quite big difference. Why? Too big difference to say that it's just a matter of luck.
Difficulty went up a lot recently:
two days ago: 301298
yesterday: 346375
today: 459337
That might be why.
Yes, it's true, it could be the reason.
ok my balance is now
bitmonero 52.061086659182
So did I get lucky or has the difficulty dropped ?
Where can I check the current difficulty ?
What happens if I don't open that port? Ex: I am using a laptop that is behind a corporate firewall. I can not ask the sysadmin guy to open that port on the router.
Thanks
Thanks
It will still work. You won't be connected to the p2p as robustly and if you are mining you might have more orphans. Not encouraged since if nobody opens their port there won't be a p2p. But it will work.
Also, other nodes will still probably try (and fail) to connect to you. That might get logged on the corporate firewall. Be aware.
What happens if I don't open that port? Ex: I am using a laptop that is behind a corporate firewall. I can not ask the sysadmin guy to open that port on the router.
Thanks
Thanks
On Linux
./bitmonerod
On Windows
bitmonerod.exe
On the console, type
./bitmonerod
On Windows
bitmonerod.exe
On the console, type
Quote
start_mining your-wallet-address-here 8
where your-wallet-address-here is replaced with your address and 8 is replaced by your CPU core X 2Ok thanks
It was not clear for me that I had to use ./bitmonerod instead of the miner.
Quote
2014-Apr-28 11:06:34.210535 [P2P2]Connect failed to 176.58.127.147:18080
I see a lot of messages like that in bitmonerod screen. What is the port 18080 used for?Quote
Do you need to open that port to the outside to allow people connect to me?
Yes
Quote
2014-Apr-28 11:06:34.210535 [P2P2]Connect failed to 176.58.127.147:18080
I see a lot of messages like that in bitmonerod screen. What is the port 18080 used for? Do you need to open that port to the outside to allow people connect to me?
Why can't I start mining ?
Failed to parse arguments: the option '--login' is required but missing
Allowed options:
--help Produce help message
--pool-addr arg
--login arg
--pass arg
On Linux
./bitmonerod
On Windows
bitmonerod.exe
On the console, type
Quote
start_mining your-wallet-address-here 8
where your-wallet-address-here is replaced with your address and 8 is replaced by your CPU core X 2 The BCN gatekeeping is relentless https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annfcn-fantomcoin-cn-based-currency-with-merged-mining-launched-now-585611 
What's "gatekeeping"? It's the first time I see this word.
Non native english speaker here. So my guess: the action to protect BCN brand and expand that community
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