Is there anyplace one can get support for YIIMP?

I'm seeing exception: CDbCommand failed to execute the SQL statement: SQLSTATE[22003]: Numeric value out of range: 1690 BIGINT value is out of range in '((count(`Yiimp`.`shares`.`id`) * 2097152) * 4398046511104)'

and wondering what to do about it.

Happy to announce that BOOT (Bitcoin Rebooted) is now listed on https://flame.exchange

Thanks.  Taking with a newer exchange right now about getting listed.  Hopefully good news soon on that front.

Just released version 0.2.4.1.  It is just a maintenance release with two features:  Another checkpoint record was added, and a patch to the source that allows for building with older versions of Libevent.

In other news: As of this writing we have about 2.5 PH of miners working on Bitcoin Rebooted, we represent about 1% of that. 
 
Its maybe a minor milestone, but the number of coins in circulation are now more than double what was pre-mined prior to announcing on November 4th.

Please follow us on Twitter, the publicity helps.  https://twitter.com/BRebooted

Great launch!

Worked out a few link kinks and have at least (2) public pools now.  Great conversation over on Discord https://discord.gg/srXW6fJ.  Appears we have about a PH of mining currently going on.   (And that is NOT us propping up the coins, we only have about 22Th pointed at it).

Please keep the questions coming and help get the word out.

Expect a minor release bump soon to add another checkpoint record.

We appreciate your comments!  Thank you.  The website FAQ talks about this a bit more, but we have been in the Bitcoin ecosystem since early 2014.  There is a lot to learn, and we don't claim to know it all by any means - but we felt we had enough expertise to get this effort underway.

Oh, your "somewhat uneducated" comment is dead on.

Will update:  https://discord.gg/Nf4AvfG

Missed the "Set this link to never expire" button.  Found that now.

We are seeing some S9 class mining on the early-access pool at http://pool.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz

Thank you and good luck miners!

Added to the Pools page on the website.  Thank you.

You slipped a digit... closer to 200,000 coins.  The coin was announced around block 3900 and mined by non-developers shortly thereafter.  Check the Twitter posts for a history.  With a maximum coin supply of 268,234,500 coins, that represents less than 1/10th of 1% of the coin supply.

As stated on the website, we did in fact spend months (over 1000 hours) testing on -testnet prior to starting mining on Mainnet.  But there is no way to generate valid checkpoint records on mainnet via testnet.  This was a small compromise to insure some chain stability.

https://bitbucket.org/ccgllc/Bitcoin-Rebooted

Added to the announcement, thanks.

FYI:  Source link is also on the Download page on the coins website - but your point about random websites is 100% valid.

Download link fixed.  

This is a "soft launch".  We have been internally developing and testing since July of 2018.  The coins tests out.  The DAA has been extensively tested (over a 1000 hours).  We have had the website publicly available for close to a month.  An explorer went online two weeks ago.  We have an experimental yiimp pool that appears to be up and running, but no promises there - pool operation is not our forte, others are coming online to do that job right.

So what is Bitcoin Rebooted?  Well, you can read an overview (or everything you would ever want to know about it in the coin details tab) at:  https://www.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz

Here is a bit more detail:

This is NOT a fork of the Bitcoin blockchain, this is a fork of the Bitcoin sourcecode and utilizes the SHA256 hash algorithm so can be ASIC mined

The blockchain has been restarted with a new genesis key, magic numbers, etc.  

Block reward is 50 coins per block, which decreases by 1 coin per year per block.  So 50 years of mining, and no major penalty if your late to the game (at least for the next dozen or two years)

Block time target is 2.5 minutes, just like Litecoin.  Minimum blocktime is 2 seconds, 20 seconds if the block is empty (to discourage mining of such)

Block maximum size is 16mb

The DAA is all new code, dubbed "Fuzzy Effect Wave" and has a few special features, like "cliff" detection to prevent super long blocks that impact many alt-coins when profit-switching pools leave

Segwit support has been removed from the original source tree - we don't believe in it and feel it punishes miners via reduced transaction fees

There has been no ICO, there will be no airdrops, there have been no special partners that benefited early

The blockchain was mined by the developers for the first week in order to establish some checkpoint records to help reduce the chance of early forking.  Announcements then went out via another popular forum and shortly thereafter a pool came online:

https://cryptocurrencytalk.com/topic/113782-ann-bitcoin-rebooted/
https://twitter.com/BRebooted/status/1059168270597718016
http://pool.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz

What do we consider a "soft launch"?  Announcing there first to get a few folks to help confirm everything was stable for a broader audience.  Now announcing here for a wider audience.   Once a broader infrastructure is in place (bigger network, more pools, hopefully an exchange or two) we will publicize the coin more via other outlets.   Of course, the source code is available and a Windows wallet installation program is available - just hop over to the coin website for those.   e..g.  Not a lot of fan-fare, just public awareness.  We are not in this as a "get rich quick" scheme, but rather for the long haul.  If this takes a year or three, so be it.

Source code at:  https://bitbucket.org/ccgllc/Bitcoin-Rebooted
Direct Windows installed download via bitbucket:  https://bitbucket.org/ccgllc/bitcoin-rebooted/downloads/Bit-Reboot-Self-Installation-64bit.exe

Project download folder (logos, Windows self-install storage location, etc.) at:  https://bitbucket.org/ccgllc/bitcoin-rebooted/downloads/

Come join us on Discord:  https://discord.gg/srXW6fJ

Known pools (in order of creation):

http://pool.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz (Mid-West USA)
http://youcrazy.me (Australia)
http://1pool.pw (Europe)
http://usa.thecryptominerpool.com (Texas, USA)

Exchanges:

[urlhttps://micromm.online/][/url]

Except I had issues on several machines upgraded to 1023 where the reset button (and the IP Reporter approach) were not working.  The button was simply ignored.

One hint is that you get that error message.  The other is that a log file will pop up with a "C5 boards not support" type message.

I've not had problems going back to the May or November releases.  Might want to try the May 2017 release (Fixed fequency), then roll forward to November presuming that is what you were running.

As usual, agree with Fanatic26.  It would be different if I were power-cycling the machine that often, but not software restarting it.

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Has anybody successfully used the Reset button, software reset, or IP Reporter reset approach and managed to revert the firmware?

I tested on about a dozen S9s of various ages and the software reset pointed everything back to Bitmain, left the IP address alone (no mac change that often happens when backporting).  I tried the physical reset button on 5 machines and all ignore that.  Tried on May 23rd box and the fault light blinked within seconds and everything was reset - but it was already running the older firmware.  Tried the documented IP Reporter reset on one upgraded box and that did nothing.

Normally that errors means your running with a C5 controller board that can not handle the latest firmware.  Its one of two messages generated if the controller is incompatible.

Honestly, not sure what your asking.  I stated I was restarting 3 times a day, rather think that implies 8 hours between restarts doesn't it?  

For what its worth, I've changed that to 4 restarts a day (yes, 6 hours apart).

Well, the bandwidth per machine is pretty trivial, although latency is important.  Running over wifi is never recommended, latency can really suck.  

That said, having a machine go from 13.5 down into the 8-10 range normally means your having hash cards die.  Any chance your overloading your circuits and your voltage is dropping?  Can you plug in a meter and check?   Post screenshots of a couple of your lowest performing machine's miner status page and let us have a look.

Ramp up takes 5 block finds.  Normally, if we have 100% luck, that is on the order of 7 days, but it could be 3 days, or 10 days, or ...  whatever it takes to find 5 blocks.