fix coming soon, it looks like get_block_reward doesn't work as intended.
i will pm thankful_for_today with some c code to disable adaptive block sizing and set blocksize limits to those similar in bitcoin, then we should be back on track with a hardfork i hope.
Hello! It's allright  I have a fix and I will deploy it now. Hardfork is not required. The problem is in mining code not in protocol rules. 10 minutes, please  cool, sounds good |
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fix coming soon, it looks like get_block_reward doesn't work as intended.
i will pm thankful_for_today with some c code to disable adaptive block sizing and set blocksize limits to those similar in bitcoin, then we should be back on track with a hardfork i hope.
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so here's the scoop <tacotime> yeah so from what i can tell
<tacotime> blockchain_storage.cpp and/or the rest of the daemon is calculating the coinbase tx subsidies in different ways
<tacotime> it wasn't an issue before, but two hours ago i tried to spend pretty much everything at one of my coinbase tx and the tx hit the network trying to figure out what in the fork code broke this right now. |
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Yeah -- it looks like a tx entered the network that violates client spend rule, and now it's in everyone's mempools If you want to keep mining blocks you can probably temporarily disable mempool, but obviously no tx will go through the network I'm gonna dump the blockchain now and have a look |
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so, bitmonero blockchain apparently died (lol) and no one is getting new blocks
trying to figure out what went wrong
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So we have everything in place needed for pools basically getblocktemplate (HTTP JSON server) --> block header blob --> miners increment block header blob with ++(*((uint32_t*)&job.blob.data()[39])); miners submit blob and block header hash back to server server submits to network using submitblock server pays proportional based on shares per round |
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People who want to query the RPC server, you can do so with curl: curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:18081/json_rpc -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":"test","method":"getblockheaderbyheight","params":{"height":100}}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept:application/json"Change the stuff after "-d" to whatever from the wiki: https://wiki.bytecoin.org/wiki/JSON_RPC_APIIf you want to use curl, then convert it to compact: http://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ |
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why is hashrate lower than bytecoin? while mining bytecoin I have about 5.6H/s and with bitmonero 3.4
Not sure, could be the windows binaries are just slow if those are what you're using |
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No, it wasn't a new concept, but it practically was. Tenebrix came afterwards. Solidcoin was a scam and I0Coin, Ixcoin and Litecoin all came out within a month of each other. No Tenebrix launch: September 26, 2011, 12:09:44 AM Litecoin launch: Thursday Oct 13 2011, 03:00 GMT I was mining them both from right after the genesis block.  Well, it doesn't appear to be 2009 from this https://litecoin.info/History_of_cryptocurrencyBut you win. Yeah sorry, I copied that from the tenebrix source code and posted it but then realized that lolcust forgot the change the nTime in the comment from Bitcoin's, haha There was fairbrix as well that came out around the time of litecoin, but because litcoin had block reward halving and fairbrix didn't, and also because fairbrix was relatively buggy, fairbrix lost. |
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No, it wasn't a new concept, but it practically was. Tenebrix came afterwards. Solidcoin was a scam and I0Coin, Ixcoin and Litecoin all came out within a month of each other. No Tenebrix launch: September 26, 2011, 12:09:44 AM Litecoin launch: Thursday Oct 13 2011, 03:00 GMT |
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I suppose this can still work if the emissions curve is flat-ish like BTC (i.e. not as much advantage to early mining). And maybe if I hear the name often enough, I'll get over it. :\
Is there anyone with the skill to implement a GUI?
We need a pool server first, obviously I can do the guiminer when we have that using simpleminer as the miner. It would be great an associate pool with minergate for merged mining ^^ I'm looking at the source code for bytecoin now, it looks like it has everything it needs to do getblocktemplate as in bitcoin using the RPC server that bytecoind spins at 127.0.0.1:18081. Going to look over eloipool now. |
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Oh, so you are kidding, kidding about overlooking the GUI, ease-of-use, rate of block-chain synchronization, Linux binaries, and so on. Funny man.
No, LiteCoin wasn't a winner because of "minor changes", it was a winner because of scrypt, a relatively major change compared to Bitmonoronorono, along with the fact that "altcoin" was a practically a new concept. And, don't forget booming popularity causing an influx of new users wanting a piece of the cake on an already proven, mostly stable platform. Unlike Bytecoin, Bitcoin is actually big and can take a hit.
It's as simple as installing Ubuntu 13.10, extracting a zip to a folder, and typing "make" into a terminal. It's literally that easy. Then you run the daemon and the wallet and type "start_mining". How could it be any easier? There's instructions for Windows too: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=544715Litecoin was a simple fork of Tenebrix with 4x Bitcoin parameters. Tenebrix introduced scrypt. Coblee made Litecoin in three hours (I would know, I talked to him at the conference last week). When Litecoin came out, alt coins were not a new concept -- there were plenty of scam/useless coins (SolidCoin, Tenebrix, Ixcoin, I0coin) then too. |
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I suppose this can still work if the emissions curve is flat-ish like BTC (i.e. not as much advantage to early mining). And maybe if I hear the name often enough, I'll get over it. :\
Is there anyone with the skill to implement a GUI?
We need a pool server first, obviously I can do the guiminer when we have that using simpleminer as the miner. |
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Can someone please look at the image and tell me if you know how to properly synchronize the blockchain? I'm obviously not an expert, but from the messages it is outputting I would say its not working properly. I just launched the daemon, nothing else.  type this command into daemon this will let you see every time a new block is added to the chain type help for other commands |
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Isn't difficulty little higher? I still have no block with 15 H/s machine. :/
With 15 H/s block every hour or two should come in |
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Are you kidding?
No. Why do you think LiteCoin won out against all the other alts? Minor changes to the Bitcoin protocol, which works. ByteCoin created their own protocol and assumably knows what they were doing, what within it have you decided needs messing with? |
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Right now as we speak a prepared dev is making a coin and putting thought into implementing a proper fork for the community. . Better planning and community outreach would have spoke volumes. I am almost certain you are in this for a quick buck and could care less about the message and the technology. As people we imporve and innovate everything we produce, this shows neither.
There is no premine and there are linux and win64 binaries on release... |
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I forgot about Bitmonero, added it to the FAQ. Thanks!
Please dont support this coin. It is a rushed fork that will hinder Cryptonote. It could have made severe improvements but I will stand by my thought of this being something to turn a quick buck. People will outlash and disagree because they get to participate in its release and are harboring the same ideal. what would your severe improvements have been? |
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without signatures on the deepweb site it's suspicious
bytecoin devs keep project secret for years and can't even figure out how to sign a message?
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