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Please post the following:
1) What program are you mining with?
2) What launch flags are you using (if any) when you launch your miner?
3) What does your config file look like for your mining program?
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All mine have been working great the whole day thankfully. Is there a compiled list of working nodes? I can start one up if there isn't. As of 10:49 PM Bitcointalk time, I'm at block 28271 addnode=71.162.218.111 I am using: addnode=98.114.181.178
addnode=76.187.184.27:9778
addnode=66.187.94.194:9778
addnode=76.74.177.224:9778
addnode=84.125.196.167:9778
addnode=71.233.139.62:9778
addnode=72.92.48.105:9778 |
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Nope. It's my only machine. I have a habit of giving my computers away when I upgrade.  I'm stalled at block 28146. Anyone else?
The machine that is stalled, are you mining on that computer and also mining on it from another computer at the same time? Yeah, it seems my theory has been completely blown out of the water because my other machine just stalled out now for apparently no reason, lol |
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Can any of you help me in understanding this?
I used to fold@home for cancer research until crypto-currencies came along, and I guess I saw an opportunity to make a bit of money for once. In a way I do feel a little guilty for giving up a good cause and i've always felt if the two could ever be combined it would be revolutionary. Does this coin offer that? If so, then surely is it not decentralised?
Hello, This coin rewards you based on the amount of processing you apply towards a program called BOINC. BOINC is a platform for volunteer grid computing which uses your spare processing cycles to advance scientific studies. It is very much like what you have been doing, except that when you use BOINC with Gridcoin you are eligible for increased GRC block rewards based on the amount of processing power being applied to the BOINC application. It is very much decentralized as no person/entity directly regulates/controls the funds flowing through the GRC network. |
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I'm stalled at block 28146. Anyone else?
The machine that is stalled, are you mining on that computer and also mining on it from another computer at the same time? |
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Alright, I believe I have tracked the source of the problem (at least for me anyway).
As mentioned earlier I am running two clients on two different machines.
Machine "A" is my desktop and has been running fine all night.
Machine "B" is my laptop and it is continuously having problems.
Machine "A" runs the client and also runs cgminer set to "-loadbalance" bewteen Machine "A" and Machine "B".
Machine "B" runs the client and Pooler's CPUMiner.
It seems that every time cgminer on Machine "B" finds a block on Machine "A", Machine "A" is credited with a full reward as if it had come through the loopback address (which it did not). The transaction then usually gains one or two confirmations and then the client stops updating which is when I am forced to re-launch the app (usually having to launch with "-rescan" or "-salvagewallet" to get things running.
Once I am up and have had some coffee I will start looking through the source and see if I can find the problem in the loopback address check.
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Alright, the new wallet has stalled out too, but the problem seems to only be with the wallet on my laptop now. My other machine seems to be running fine, I'm just going to leave that one running for now and I'll mess with the client on my laptop later as it is late and I am getting tired...
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My client running the wallet with the coins from the old blockchain has stalled out again. It seems that particular set of coins is somehow corrupted. I'm just going to go back to the fresh wallet. I'll hold onto the glitchy wallet for now in case a future update fixes the problem, but for now I'm just going to see how the fresh wallets go.
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Заебала эта кристина уже в хлам! WDC не вводятся, битки исчезли, всё на хуй исчезло! Тех поддержка тупо морозится! Пидары ебучие  Funniest fucking thing I've ever read. I'm sure Google translator didn't translate it correctly, but I think I got the idea. |
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Ok, I appear to be properly synced for the moment. That may have done the trick. I hope it does because I'd really like to be able to keep my coins, lol...
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Just a note, the fresh install of a brand new wallet just stalled out again on my laptop. I re-launched with re-scan and it's back on track, hopefully it sticks.
Try to delete the peers.dat, blockchain and add this node to gridcoin.conf addnode=98.114.181.178 You can also add working peers:
"addr" : "76.187.184.27:9778",
"addr" : "66.187.94.194:9778",
"addr" : "76.74.177.224:9778",
"addr" : "84.125.196.167:9778",
"addr" : "71.233.139.62:9778",
"addr" : "72.92.48.105:9778",
Alright, I have deleted everything except for my wallet and conf files and have added these nodes, I launched with my old wallet, I will let you know how it turns out. |
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I deleted everything, except wallet.dat and gridcoin.conf in the appdata, everything is ok. Are you running v1.1.3.9-g71-prod ? I was already using this version in wrong chain. Correct, that is the version I am using. Version 30 in the mining console, Gridcoin 5.4 in Programs list. |
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Just a note, the fresh install of a brand new wallet just stalled out again on my laptop. I re-launched with re-scan and it's back on track, hopefully it sticks.
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Alright, my wallet with all of my coins in it has now stalled out...
The other wallet which has not been tainted with coins from any of the old chains seems to be running fine so I guess I will just wipe the corrupted wallet with my earnings from the past few days and start anew back at a completely zero balance, lol...
Oh well, for SCIENCE!
I also have a wallet in old chain, have not tried to fix it yet  I wish you luck! |
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Alright, my wallet with all of my coins in it has now stalled out...
The other wallet which has not been tainted with coins from any of the old chains seems to be running fine so I guess I will just wipe the corrupted wallet with my earnings from the past few days and start anew back at a completely zero balance, lol...
Oh well, for SCIENCE!
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Ok,
So I just renamed both of my data directories for both of my clients to "Gridcoin OLD". I re-launched the application and let it build new directories on both machines.
Both wallets started up and synced to the same block chain.
I re-started Gridcoin and used "-datadir=Gridcoin OLD" to get back into my old wallets and sent the coins from those wallets to my new primary address.
I have received the coins from both wallets and both machines are currently on the same blockchain. Now just need to see if my machines stay on the same blockchain this time, lol...
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In main.cpp I see where nBestChain is set, but I don't see any definition really as to HOW nBestChain is set. I looked through main.cpp, alert.h, alert.cpp, protocol.cpp and protocol.h, didn't see anything in those places, maybe there was some where I missed...?
Is there anywhere in the code that tells it to look for the longest blockchain (blockchain with the most confirmations for all included transactions) or how exactly does the client determine how nBestChain is defined...?
It has not been changed from litecoin's code. The longest chain ends up being chosen. Main.cpp 1887 (Disconnect shorter branch) Ah ok, I see it now. Thanks! |
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In main.cpp I see where nBestChain is set, but I don't see any definition really as to HOW nBestChain is set. I looked through main.cpp, alert.h, alert.cpp, protocol.cpp and protocol.h, didn't see anything in those places, maybe there was some where I missed...?
Is there anywhere in the code that tells it to look for the longest blockchain (blockchain with the most confirmations for all included transactions) or how exactly does the client determine how nBestChain is defined...?
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I haven't traded there in a week or two, but I have been trading there since they opened and I have never once had any kind of problem with Cryptsy.
Not saying other people are liars, just saying I've never personally had a negative experience with Cryptsy.
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