Latest posts of: sura30

Hi Guys,

Anyone have a running masternodes of Coinonatx in Linux.

A tutorial would be nice

There's a lot of information about linux at the end of the old thread. Here's a video tutorial for ubuntu vps: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2068761.msg21351660#msg21351660 If this tutorial isn't good then report back here so I know not to keep posting it.

Quote from: sura30 on September 07, 2017, 01:25:15 PM

Hello Dev,

When i setup the MN in windows 10 , i cound not find the correct config files, even if i try to make a new config file i am unable to start the master node it gives the below error

Error: could not allocate vin for collateral address

Please guide me to finsh my MN.

You need to unlock your wallet. Options->unlock wallet leave 'for staking only' checked unless you need to send coins or make new addresses.

Quote from: Iruwen on September 07, 2017, 01:55:32 PM

Quote from: visale on September 07, 2017, 11:18:13 AM

That CPU power is used just to note down the outcome of all the mined blocks till now. This can take 1 hour normally, on some VPS it can run for 2 days in high CPU usage mode.
After that, the CPU is not used much
-support team[/color]

Do you mean the initial sync? That finished two days ago. It seems to do nothing right now, except eating a ton of CPU power.

Yes, there is a lot of cpu power used to build the blockchain when syncing. If the wallet is done syncing then something is wrong. My masternode only uses 0-3% CPU in windows 7. Maybe backup wallet.dat and coinonatx.conf in %appdata%/roaming/coinonatx, delete the rest of the files and restart the wallet so it rebuilds everything. DON'T DELETE wallet.dat! or you will lose your coins.

Thank you and how about the coinonatx.conf file changes, i cannot see the right informations in app data/roming folder , do in eed to copy the informations from wallet and have to assign username/password and port number before start the wallet