Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 637. (Read 4671920 times)

Probably tomorrow when Fluffypony GPG signed the binaries (and published the checksums).

When will 0.9.2 be available on getmonero.org for Windows 64 bit?

Special thanks to osensei for already updating Monerohash.com.  Mining shall continue uninterrupted 

You can just overwrite the v.0-9-1-1 directory or unzip to a separate directory - just make sure you kill the 9.1 processes and start bitmonerod and simplewallet from the 9.2 directory.

Before I unzip that, where should I put it?
in the monero.v0-9-1-1 folder, or
in the home folder, next to the monero.v0-9-1-1 folder

PSA: Users, (solo)miners, exchanges/merchants, and pooloperators must be on 0.9.x (preferably 0.9.2) in advance of the hardfork otherwise you will get forked/booted off the network. If you are mining on one of the following pools, please contact your poolop immediately or switch to another pool.

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Approximately the 23th of March there will be a hardfork on the Monero network. Most pools have upgraded, but some have not yet. If they don't upgrade before the hardfork they will get forked/booted off the network. As a result you will miss out on revenue if you are mining on these pools. Thus, if you are mining on the following pools, please contact your pool owner as soon as possible and urge them to upgrade. Alternatively, you can switch to a pool that is on the right version.

FYI: You can plug the blockheader of your pool into "http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/hash_of_blockheader". The minor_version must show "minor_version: 2". This means that the pool is on the right version. If it shows "0" or "1" the pool is on an outdated version. An example of a pool on the right version (Monerohash):

http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/2a88740443bf654e595bba7061509e6a3a80623da5de2478c4a90b45454a7fa8

List of pools that haven't upgraded yet:

• http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/064901fae3c4c1f42a10ca066e367ff277b1ae255043e17fad0695b9da775030 | Contact: http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/#community
• http://xmr.alimabi.cn/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/612eeb758358ffa8af784c6c12c59b7cc038474fe525b5d7794be30f585f941c | Contact: http://xmr.alimabi.cn/#support
• http://cryptmonero.com/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/b98ebc9fc8674c2b6cfa303cd9d8770f9187e87664f8acf93446b2ff7e15674b | Contact: http://cryptmonero.com/#support
• https://minergate.com/pool-stats/mro | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/2fb5df3e2967a7679ad5ff6848b6b5eb3cb071ba31e3e84a16b95b7d7c421dd2 | Contact: https://minergate.com/
• If you are mining on a private pool, please check the block header manually (if the pool is on the right version) using the method I described.

List of pools that have upgraded:

You can find most pools here:

https://monerohash.com/#network

Some of the aforementioned pools are listed there as well. If you are switching, avoid the aforementioned pools.

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Binaries:

Monero v0.9.2 - Hydrogen Helix - released! (Urgent and important bug fixes for the upcoming hard fork)

https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/releases/tag/v0.9.2


Information from Github:

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General hardfork information:

Background:

https://forum.getmonero.org/4/academic-and-technical/303/a-formal-approach-towards-better-hard-fork-management

• Blocktime is bumped from 1 to 2 minutes. See:

https://forum.getmonero.org/20/general-discussion/2401/increasing-the-block-time

• Minimum blocksize is bumped to 60 KB. See:

https://forum.getmonero.org/20/general-discussion/2409/increasing-the-minimum-block-size

A big advantage of this is that current individual transactions that sometimes won't go through (because they are a bit above the median due to many outputs (e.g. dust), or the daemon / MyMonero rejects them for some reason) can easily be included in the block without incurring a penalty. Above is a bit of a blunt explanation, I am sure one of the core-team members / developers could give you a more detailed explanation.

• Finally, the recommendations from the MRL team stated in MRL-0004, of which the minimum mixin >= 3 is probably the most salient. See:

https://lab.getmonero.org/pubs/MRL-0004.pdf

P.S. Due to variance the hard fork will likely be on the 21th or 22th of March. A specific block height was determined for the hardfork, not a specific date. The specific blockheight for the hardfork can be found here:

https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/blob/master/src/cryptonote_core/blockchain.cpp#L83


P.P.S. As long as you are on any 0.9.x version in advance of the hardfork you are fine.

@Hilux74: my thanks for the reply, so it's not totally hopeless.

BLOCK 1009827 CONTEST:

The other day a few of us on IRC tried to time some transactions in the 1,000,000th block but with no success. Transactions made it in the 999999 and 1,000,001 blocks but not in the 1 million.

This time lets get it right. Secure your place in Monero history by donating to the devs on hard fork day. Time it right and become legendary with some sort of message in your payment ID!

http://myrcraft.com/xmr.html

I had that error last week.  Waited a couple days and then emailed their help and it was solved next day.  No explanation of what the 'waiting for balance' means though...

Available here:

https://downloads.getmonero.org/linux32

is there somebody able to withdraw his xmr from bter recently?


since 48h, no response from support

i think i've been trapped...

Not yet, probably soon.

Instructions for building Win32 binaries of v0.9.2 - Hydrogen Helix:

https://forum.getmonero.org/5/support/2510/building-monero-v0-9-2-on-win32Monero

javascript  Booo! 

Is the upgrade available for 32bit linux (ubuntu)?

Yes, it moved at some point. Used to be in one of the subfolders of C:\Users\\Appdata
I had to hunt round to find it after updating to the 9.1 daemon.

Nice!  That's the world famous BitcoinObituary site, and Monero gets much more than a "mention."   

That's the one! thanks!

Oh...derp. Good catch. Must have been reading /r/bitcoin while finishing that up

Your wallet is fine. If you want to keep it as a cold wallet you don't have to do anything. If you want to go online you will need a new daemon.