mining working well here ( just normall, not merge, just by using the console  , get some orphans but thats it ) How many coins are u guys making in like 1 hour? Too good to be true - beta4 has been revoken due to the "Las Vegas" bug  https://github.com/fflo/sixeleven/releases/tag/v6.1.1-b4 describes how to step back to 611-beta2 until "Las Vegas" has been resolved. Heavy setback to block #21085  |
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611 (SixEleven) should also support MergedMining with Bitcoin. It would be great if anyone could check if this feature works or not and share the result with us.
I tried - it doesn't work: All stale blocks when merge mining.......  This was using p2pool, port 8330, rpcport 8331. [...]
BitcoinMiner:
AUX proof-of-work found
our hash: 57cc0b842e430e473f103796e11fab02e9d32208ea23bee129121eb4387bdc99
parent hash: 000000001484053cf81fd262cb0ef3079c721e6f36325d96f509838d3a19b5a3
target: 0000000023ec0500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
CBlock(hash=57cc0b842e430e473f10, ver=65793, hashPrevBlock=0b3161d138fc6cbe5ddc, hashMerkleRoot=1fc109bd4d, nTime=1446950449, nBits=1c23ec05, nNonce=0, vtx=1)
CTransaction(hash=1fc109bd4d, ver=1, vin.size=1, vout.size=1, nLockTime=0)
CTxIn(COutPoint(0000000000, -1), coinbase 0405ec231c010152)
CTxOut(nValue=0.58564124, scriptPubKey=04f6c991f78466d1da414f65fda123)
vMerkleTree: 1fc109bd4d
11/08/15 02:41 generated 0.58564124
ERROR: BitcoinMiner : generated block is stale //// debug print
printf("BitcoinMiner:\n");
printf("proof-of-work found \n hash: %s \ntarget: %s\n", hash.GetHex().c_str(), hashTarget.GetHex().c_str());
}
pblock->print();
printf("%s ", DateTimeStrFormat("%x %H:%M", GetTime()).c_str());
printf("generated %s\n", FormatMoney(pblock->vtx[0].vout[0].nValue).c_str());
// Found a solution
CRITICAL_BLOCK(cs_main)
{
if (pblock->hashPrevBlock != hashBestChain)
return error("BitcoinMiner : generated block is stale"); Are you sure this is a bug? For me it seems to be a feature of P2Pool: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool#StalesThe generated hash of merged mining does not match the hash of the previous 611 block. The difficulty of P2Pool is probably less that the target in order to get a P2Pool block generated every 30 seconds. Can you try to run the pool against 611 (SixEleven) for a longer period? |
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Dev wallet still stuck at block 21862
my wallet is synced with block 21863, now. |
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Dev wallet still stuck at block 21862
Just be patient. The difficulty factor does auto-reduce in steps if no new block has been mined after 5 hours. At the moment 611 (SixEleven) is still missing some stable mining pools. This allows singe miners with powerful asics to play games with the difficulty factor - but at least since beta4 you can be sure that a new block will be mined after some hours nonetheless.  |
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How to mine this coin? Can you explain clearly?
The most simple way using 611-Qt is pressing: Help -> Debug windows -> Console running this command at the line >: setgenerate true $NUMBER-OF-THREADS i.e. if you like to run four threads of CPU mining: setgenerate true 4 You can disable mining running: setgenerate false Of course you can use any other mining source by connecting it to the tcp port 8661 of your 611d or 611-Qt installation. 611 (SixEleven) should also support MergedMining with Bitcoin. It would be great if anyone could check if this feature works or not and share the result with us. |
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Hmm, maybe most of that stuff is hardcoded. Let me play around with it some more.
611 (SixEleven) does auto discover other active nodes using irc and/or dnsseeds by default. You can disable irc using the startup option "-noirc" or disable any inbound connections using the startup option "-nolisten". In case you like to use 611 with maximum anonymity I would recommend you to connect your 611 instance using the tor proxy option. Check the release notes -> privacy https://github.com/fflo/sixeleven/releases for more details on the configuration. |
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Have another look at merged mining. Trying to include it in a coin I'm writing on slowed development by a month until we realized it might not be with it until the vulnerabilities are address.
Which I can share at some points. I personally dislike ASIC friendly PoW which leads to the problems discussed above very easily as long as the altcoin has no stable and reliable mining power support. Maybe we should switch the PoW algorithm to more useful and non ASIC friendly math like i.e. Primecoin does. Can you see my edit above and post a working conf?
My conf just contains the two (default) lines: rpcuser=... rpcpassword=... Latest block #21796. |
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Hey PatrickMacH, can you address the instability and insecurity of 611 due to merge mining with bitcoin? Any big bitcoin pool that chooses to submit its work to mine 611 could 51%-attack/disrupt its network. It's one reason why namecoin switched to using bitcoin's blockchain to secure its domain records, rather than even its own. Merge mining such as it is, is inherently insecure against this.
the basic idea of merged mining is to add stability to any bitcoin based altcoin by attracting professional bitcoin miners to share their stable mining ressources with the altcoin at no additional cost. According to the sources (auxpow...) I guess that merged mining needs some additional review for 611 and that it is therefore probably buggy or not usable at the moment  To be honest I've not had a chance to test the merged mining capabilites, yet. Would you prefer to remove the merged mining feature for this altcoin? As far as I can see the latest namecoin-core code does still support the merged mining with bitcoin feature: https://github.com/namecoin/namecoin-core/tree/master/src-> description: Merge branch 'auxpow' ... |
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Infidel, Will be watching this to see where it goes.
can you add the 611 (SIL) coin to the YoBit exchange? |
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{
"version" : 61100,
"balance" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 20835,
[...]
}
[...] I was wondering if you can explain the first 20k blocks, was this a relaunch or a coin or an old post? 611 (SixEleven) is not an Altcoin intended as a replacement for payment. It's linked to the public DNS via the 611.TO domain root; so in addition to the classic coin/wallet software design there is a dire need for gateway software in the background, distributed DNS services, distributed DNS seeds and other security and availability related infrastructure. Hey - the data of this coin blockchain is available worldwide for any Internet user using simple dns requests. You can download the software (and sources) from github, run it, mine at least one block and setup the DNS service(s) you like. What's best: It's all anonymous and free. For example, you can use the blockchain so save the public part of your PGP keys or any other tocken, or use it as a replacement for your dyndns service or configure your (sub)domain setup with your own nameservers or direct A / CNAME / TXT records. It depends on your imagination what possibilities you like to use with an altcoin allowing you to access the information saved distributed within the blockchain worldwide with any Internet linked device.  |
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What altcoins are worth investing in or looking into if any?
What are the advantages of altcoins (if any) vs bitcoins?
Altcoins are the best way to tryout new ideas to further push the innovation. Bitcoin is the most well-known and established crypto coin, so it has a main focus on stability to preserve the investment value and status-quo. If you like to push the development of new ideas you're welcome to pick you're favorite altcoin(s) and support the project(s) with your possibilities. |
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Dev wallet still stuck at block 21085..
Please download the latest release beta4 which should provide a possible fix for the stuck at block ... issue. |
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Dev wallet still stuck at block 21085..
I've contacted fflo - it's a known bug of the original bitcoin design: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/25270/what-causes-a-stuck-blockPlan A: We need to add stable and reliable mining power to this altcoin. But I've no access to powerful mining ressources Plan B: He's working on a new beta4 which should enforce the generation of a new block after a certain timeout value to make sure that a new block is generated at least once an hour to overcome situations where powerful mining ressources go away from this altcoin. - pro: updates into the DNS system 611.to will be planable and reliable - con: security risk by weakening the difficulty factor after a certain timeout value What way should we prefer to go? |
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Hey guys, {
"version" : 61100,
"balance" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 20835,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"connections" : 4,
"proxy" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"difficulty" : 18.98224081,
[...]
}
can you please help out and add some stable hashing power to 611 (SixEleven)? With difficulty level 4693 my wallet got stuck at block 21085 since hours, now $ sixeleven/src/611d getinfo { "version" : 61100, "balance" : 0.00000000, "blocks" : 21085, "timeoffset" : 0, "connections" : 7, "proxy" : "", "generate" : true, "genproclimit" : 1, "difficulty" : 4692.86619945, [...] } 611 does support merged mining with Bitcoin. |
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Most altcoins are dead. Although bitcoin is having a great rally, I don't see much volume for altcoins compared to 1 or 2 years ago. Many people are buying into bitcoins than into other altcoins.
The main purpose of the many altcoins out there is hopefully not to get rich within days; that was also not the case when the rally started tough on the early days of bitcoin. You're ideas and invention made bitcoin a success story, finally. Altcoins should regarded as be a pool of invention for new ideas and concepts which may make our future more pleasant. As the majority of altcoins are open source projects - sharing the ideas with all you other freaks out there can help us to improve things to be better tomorrow than it's the case today. |
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Please provide a list of working nodes. I have tried to synchronized my wallet but without success. Thanks!
quick answer: 54.251.47.6, 52.29.35.140, ... To get a list of active nodes you may poll any of the dns seeds like: $ dig @seed-f.611.to dnsseed.611.to
; <<>> DiG 9.8.3-P1 <<>> @seed-f.611.to dnsseed.611.to
; (1 server found)
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 45807
;; flags: qr aa rd; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 2, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0
;; WARNING: recursion requested but not available
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;dnsseed.611.to. IN A
;; ANSWER SECTION:
dnsseed.611.to. 60 IN A 193.192.14.4
dnsseed.611.to. 60 IN A 54.251.47.6
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
dnsseed.611.to. 40000 IN NS seed-f.611.to.
;; Query time: 112 msec
;; SERVER: 52.29.35.140#53(52.29.35.140)
;; WHEN: Tue Nov 3 21:26:54 2015
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 91 Do you have any outbound firewall restrictions on your Internet access? |
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runValgrind.sh ?
What the hell is that?
Development tool for debugging and optimization: http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/quick-start.htmlThe Valgrind tool suite provides a number of debugging and profiling tools that help you make your programs faster and more correct. The most popular of these tools is called Memcheck. It can detect many memory-related errors that are common in C and C++ programs and that can lead to crashes and unpredictable behaviour. |
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[...] like say what it is , not maybe or i guess mate!!
Hey - 611 (SixEleven) has one great PRO which is new: The <611-name> objects you can register using SILs anonymously within the 611-blockchain are accessible worldwide using the Domain Name System ( DNS). It's quite easy and powerful to add and setup additional applications for this crypto currency. Anyone connected to the Internet can access the distributed information saved in the blockchain easily using standard dns commands. So it depends on your creativity what maybe or what you guess is possible using 611 (SIL) coins. Freaks of anonymization can use it for example to setup a short <611-name> alias for any "Tor Project .onion address" to make the website available every Internet user. Like DuckDuckGo Search Engine: http://ddg.611.toNote: Using your Tor Browser you're accessing the search engine anonymously via the onion network address; with any other browser you can access the website using the tor2web.org gateway service. <json-value> looks like this: '{"alias":"3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.tor2web.org.derivo.611.to."}' You can also use 611 (SixEleven) to create and save authentication tokens within <611-name> objects. The Namecoin Wiki shares a lot of other useful examples to register and update your <611-name> objects. I'm sure there are enough freaks out there who have even more creative ideas what's possible with a crypto currency being accessible worldwide for any application via DNS. |
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dude would you able to list standard specs of a coin to make it easy for us to sync our binaries
sure - you're welcome. Do you have an example of the list standard specs? Sorry, I'm a newbie to this list. |
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what up with the huge premine?
I guess it's dedicated to cope with infrastructure costs, advocacy and to keep the coin value stable. |
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