Hi,
i not understand that my wallet weight is almost double network weight
Normal?
Yes they are calculated different. |
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Guys, I've been trying to compile the CAP wallets on the new Rasberry PI 2 running the latest Rasbian OS, but I've failed miserably. Here's what I did, following previous instructions found on the net: For the QT-walletqmake "USE_UPNP=1" edit makefile and remove the "-msse2" references edit scrypt_mine.cpp and remove "#include <xmmintrin.h>" make End of log: src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’: src/scrypt_mine.cpp:65:19: error: ‘SCRYPT_BUFFER_SIZE’ was not declared in this scope src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void scrypt(const void*, size_t, uint32_t*, void*)’: src/scrypt_mine.cpp:86:21: error: ‘scrypt_core’ was not declared in this scope src/scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’: src/scrypt_mine.cpp:66:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type] Makefile:2017: recipe for target 'build/scrypt_mine.o' failed make: *** [build/scrypt_mine.o] Error 1 For the headless walletedit makefile.unix and remove the "-msse2" references edit scrypt_mine.cpp and remove "#include <xmmintrin.h>" make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=1 -e PIE=1 End of log: scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’: scrypt_mine.cpp:65:19: error: ‘SCRYPT_BUFFER_SIZE’ was not declared in this scope scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void scrypt(const void*, size_t, uint32_t*, void*)’: scrypt_mine.cpp:86:21: error: ‘scrypt_core’ was not declared in this scope scrypt_mine.cpp: In function ‘void* scrypt_buffer_alloc()’: scrypt_mine.cpp:66:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type] makefile.unix:160: recipe for target 'obj/scrypt_mine.o' failed make: *** [obj/scrypt_mine.o] Error 1 What am I doing wrong?  Any ideas? Thanks! I think at a min, we need to add this: https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/blob/master/src/scrypt_mine.cpp#L57Perhaps the entire commit (not that long): https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/commit/03f341154627c07ecc758ca047d7a0e8b837face |
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My HBN wallet stopped syncing , it shows 4 connections to network , but not moving or just a block here block there . I tried to add nodes , but no node new node in the node list appeared. I am about to stake so I am bit upset about it  Any ideas fellas? so I helped myself at the end , removed peers.dat and waited a bit , i have now ~10 connections . i could find this hint sooner. good luck all you hobonicklers woke up in the morning and I am 7hours behind again , something is going wrong , does anybody else have a problem to catch up blockchain or just me? You may have too many small stake using up CPU. If this is the case you can use the rpc command reservebalance. Example reservebalance true 100000. You can then catch up and combine and then turn it off by reservebalance false. What does setting reservebalance to 100000 do? How is it different from 50000 or 1000? No difference. I just specified an amount that i was sure was greater then his wallet size. If you only choose 1,000 but you have say 10,000 coins, then there most be at least 1,000 coins left after a stake(before they temporary go to the stake portion of the wallet) |
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I have sent 4000HBN when my wallet was synchronizing and now its still unconfirmed. What I have to do?
tx ID:
ac18d928373fca025e65df74f8c22d356f350867baf021237493059c6e6e2dcc
but block explorer shows nothing.
You can try the rpc command: resendtx After that transaction status has changed to 'conflicted'. Try the wallet->repair wallet. If that doesn't work. Start the client up with -rescan. |
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Hi, Tranz! What's goin on with hbn.cryptocoinexplorer.com? Looks like it is on a fork.
edit
Now it's all ok! Maybe it was temporary disorders.
It does get behind sometimes, when the network is very busy or many people are hitting it. |
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My HBN wallet stopped syncing , it shows 4 connections to network , but not moving or just a block here block there . I tried to add nodes , but no node new node in the node list appeared. I am about to stake so I am bit upset about it Any ideas fellas? so I helped myself at the end , removed peers.dat and waited a bit , i have now ~10 connections . i could find this hint sooner. good luck all you hobonicklers woke up in the morning and I am 7hours behind again , something is going wrong , does anybody else have a problem to catch up blockchain or just me? A few things can effect this. Make sure your clock is completely correct. The wallet will only accept blocks within +-5mins. You may have too many small stake using up CPU. If this is the case you can use the rpc command reservebalance. Example reservebalance true 100000. You can then catch up and combine and then turn it off by reservebalance false. Finally it is possible, but highly unlikely you are on a bad fork. Check to see your current block versus the cce. |
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The gaps are where I edited out the long list of RPC calls from the database loader in order to shorten the log.
My suggestion is to just wait for an hour or so until the network settles.
Not sure the exact cause on this yet. I have seen this after being off line and then re-syncing with the network. Usually after it is up to speed I do a quick restart and it this behavior seems to go away. |
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I thought HBN was top of the list last round? or did I miss a last second dash to the line by another coin?
They sometimes take a while to actually add the coin that wins
Where would this be at? |
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i ran a chkdsk and repaired errors, downloaded again and it unzipped with no errors.
Good, you got sync'd then? |
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I have sent 4000HBN when my wallet was synchronizing and now its still unconfirmed. What I have to do?
tx ID:
ac18d928373fca025e65df74f8c22d356f350867baf021237493059c6e6e2dcc
but block explorer shows nothing.
You can try the rpc command: resendtx Or if you wait a bit the wallet will do this for you automatically. |
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I'm having a sync issue, again. It will sync to "3s behind" and it's the furthest it will go, and I'm missing a bunch of coins. I've started from scratch, and also tried the 10/12/2014 blockchain backup file.
Does anybody have a backup from 2015?
Sure I will zip up the current block chain and put it out for download. What client are you using? Mac/Win/Nix?? |
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can't get json response from local HBN wallet,
any wallet is ok except hobo, is there anyth special about it ?
Shouldn't be? Are you using the correct port? PM'd Got it, give me a few to see if I can find the issue.. Do you get normal JSON responses when not using the MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.6.0 code? |
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can't get json response from local HBN wallet,
any wallet is ok except hobo, is there anyth special about it ?
Shouldn't be? Are you using the correct port? |
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Did the server go down? Started have issues with wallet last night, now it has no nodes. Tried to set up another wallet
on another computer and has no connecting nodes either. Anyone else having problems with their wallet?
Was working and staking 2 hours ago, then lost connecting nodes.
Peace!
Dennis
Everything looks ok from my ends. Try to use the rpc command addnode to supply your peers.dat file. addnode IP add many addnodes here: http://cap.cryptocoinexplorer.com/peerinfoJust remove the port address example: addnode 87.98.148.246 add Pick 10 random peers and wait a few minutes. You should be good to go. |
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Kind of left field but I'm thinking about wallet/staking hardware again for my CAPs.
I've got HYP running on a Raspberry Pi B+ with a 3.5" touchscreen built into the case. It is a pretty rad looking little unit but I've been thinking if some alternatives would make better wallet platforms. The Pi seems to be under a good workout just running HYP so I doubt it can run multiple POS wallets. My Pi setup cost ~CDN$100 ($45 Pi B+ + $20SDcard + $35 monitor/case).
Now I'm thinking of an HP Stream 7 tablet that runs normal Windows8.1 32bit, has a quad-core atom cpu and 1GB ram. Seems like a winner. These cost a measly CDN$75 at the microsoft store. At idle they draw a little less power than a Pi at 1.4A with a max draw at full CPU and max bright screen of 6.4A. It seems snappy enough running windows applications that it will likely handle multiple wallets just fine.
I am already running windows home server for daily backup purposes for my desktops/laptops and since this tablet also run Windows8.1 it would also get backed up automatically each night which is another nice bonus for people like me that often forget to back up their precious wallets.
Anyone have any other interesting staking hardware setups?
HCLivees over at CCT has been looking at some different setups. At least just pricing them out right now. https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/28625-devices-for-staking/ |
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Sounds cool. What does everyone else think? What is the best way to apply. The multi-coin community crowdfunding coop plan is completed, the ANN is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=957862.msg10480525#msg10480525The actual plan is 30+ pages long, boiled it down, perhaps too much. If you have any questions feel free to ask here, there, or via PM. HBN had a head start, I hope you took advantage of it, it's going to get competitive in the coming days. Thanks Armis. So does anyone have time to help oversee and get this moving ahead? |
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Hey Tranz, Ive been out of Bottlecaps now for a while, but it looks like price has stabalized, and Im looking to get back in at lower prices. I see max reward is 1000 caps. May I ask what is the max block size to use in coin control without hitting max reward?
Thank you
Vegas
Obviously that number will depend upon how old the coins are, and what the current yearly percentage stake rewards is. Assuming they stake right at the 15 day mark and we are at 200% yearly, the biggest you can have without hitting the cap is approx 12,100. The equation is: 1000 / ((Pr/365 ) * D) Pr is Percentage reward which starts at 2.00 D is Days old. |
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I have 2 wallets one is default with no coins and the second one has all coins in it and staking.
Perfect thanks, I will look at this and see if anything comes out. |
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