Is the daemon supposed to pass blocks synced during a session out of memory?
The blockchain is stored on disk first and foremost. Your OS might or might not also keep some portion of it in memory as a form of caching, depending on the amount of other memory usage on your computer. |
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Whats the emission now?
According to moneroblocks.eu the most recent block was 7.5156, which comes to 10822.464 per day. |
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Congratulations on the new release!
Minor bug report:
When syncing from scratch the "days behind" is off by a factor of two. I did not look at the relevant code yet but assume that the proper equation going forward (for 2 minute blocks) was improperly applied to the "days behind" notifications for historical (1 minute) blocks.
Noted here: https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/issues/591 |
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OK, that sums it up well thanks  Anyway, the connectivity issue im not sure what is the cause, as it was working fine earlier. I dont have any firewall or anything that could be the cause. Don't know then, maybe reboot, check antivirus or other stuff that might be blocking it. I wonder if CPU mining is still profitable?
I believe its now GPU mineable now?
CPU is profitable if your electricity rates are low to moderate and you have a CPU with AES-NI. It is GPU mineable too, but efficiency between CPU and GPU is close to the same. GPU is more scalable since you can buy more cards. EDIT: noted AES-NI as a requirement for CPU mining to be efficient. Core 2 Quad is too old. It can mine, but not very efficiently. |
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2016-Jan-02 10:46:40.876620 [P2P8]Failed to connect to any of seed peers, contin
uing without seeds
This is some sort of connectivity issue, firewall, DNS config, etc. Your node is not able to connect. |
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Yes it is broken into tiny fragments. Instead of waiting until you had 1-2 XMR (or even 0.1 XMR) to pay you, the pool sent you pieces of some tiny amount like 0.004349098706. Each of those fragments now needs to be spent individually. That's how (nearly) every coin works.
This problem was fixed long ago, and most pools have a more reasonable payout threshold now.
The fees are not really high, they are something like 0.005 USD for a small transaction. The problem is that 0.004349098706 is worth like fifth of a USD cent. That is just not economical to process.
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As saddambitcoin explained, the early pool payouts were really not usable. The transaction fee will be extremely high to spend them even with the sweep_dust command.
The only other option is to archive that wallet into cold storage and hope that in the future the value of XMR goes up so much that dust becomes worth more (and tx fees relatively less).
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CONGRATS ON THE RELEASE!!! MONERO FOR EVERYONE! 32 bit, 64 bit, 512 MB ram machines, 5400 rpm machines, !!!!![/list] 32 bit is still WIP (work in progress). The code works fine but there are build issues and we are also looking at dumping the Berkeley DB fallback and using LMDB on all platforms. |
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Where does the community hang out the most for this coin? The subreddit's last post was over two months ago. Is the community active?
JD chat is probably the most active. There is also #clams on freenode IRC but not too much activity there. |
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I am mining at 73 H/s with 4 threads on i7 2600k.
yes thats too slow if you ask me, but maybe its ionly the display.. btw i think 3 threads should be enough on i7 2600k. with old release i had like 180 h/s on 2700k 4ghz if i remember correctly. 4 threads will get max performance (around 200) but 3 will reduce impact if you are using the computer for something else. Anyway, 73 is too low, yes. Something is wrong there. |
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2 min will be activated after the fork, right?
Correct. |
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but that at some point in the future these events might impact negatively on Dash.
Look, the events and/or the appearance of the events already do impact negatively on it, and that will never change. You can't take forum posts from random people like this one That is the reason many people do not touch Dash. Otherwise it could be a successful anonymous coin.
at face value, but it is representative of how the brand is severely tarnished. When you have people like Charlie Lee, who is very prominent in the community, generally very well respected, and who does a lot speaking appearances, talking about how important it is for a coin to be launched in a fair manner and how the instamine holds Dash back, there can't be any question that the perception does matter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1h_UZLhYsQ&t=1804 |
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There was 2 Bytecoins.
Yes that is right. BTE has nothing to do with BCN. That latter (BCN) was forked to create Bitmonero/Monero. BTE thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164569.0BCN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=512747.0I also have a hard time taking peoples word for so much of this.. story of Monero.
The problem is a lot of coins before have been a take over of sorts and some faked !
The fact the original dev has not posted for a year is fishy.
You should not take anyone's word for things. Believe what you like, disbelieve, investigate, or ignore. It is up to you. So what part does the Millionaire Risto come into the story ?
About a month or so after the launch, here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=624223.0 |
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Sorry was away from my computer. This is a long list  but did they come up with something new or are they just bug fixing and are they capable of creating new answers for Crypto currencies, if 33 developers can't make a simple GUI wallet why should I be happy as an investor. There is both new work and bug fixes. As for why you should be happy or not as an investor that is up to you. Nobody is trying to "sell" the coin to you. Also saying they make money by making MoneroDice and actually winning big is a concern to me, and you Smooth even went away by creating you're own coin Aeon? this makes it look to me that no one is taking Monero serious because it is just a side business to make more money, I don't know about the other developers but If I dig more I probably going to find some of them also have other coins they main and Monero is yet another side job I'm I right? Monero is a volunteer open source project. If you are looking for a product that has full time developers, promoters, etc. you should look elsewhere. To me this is why Monero updates and lack of development is taking so long if not never yet? People are taking it as a side business by bug fixing and no innovation with no bright future because simply this guy is here in forums, the other is counting he's money from MoneroDice, the other having problems with French police, other are like 1-2 commits and mehh. They need to work with each other with ONE project and that is Monero and leave their side business for now.
Nobody asked what you think people should do. If you want more or different development done your only two options are to do it yourself or pay someone to do it. That's how open source works, period. |
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Ok, that is because the transfer is not being made.
Can you confirm you are sending your transaction with 0 mixin?
If you type "help" and see the "sweep_dust" option you can also try that.
I sent with the recommended level of 3 mixin. I tried sweep_dust and it says its an unknown command. Not having the sweep_dust command means your version of the wallet is old. You should get the version from github, one of the recent beta builds, or wait for the new release. But like saddambitcoin said, you can just use mixin 0 with the older wallet. The world won't come crashing down because one person used mixin 0. |
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Happy new year and thanks for the new pool! I will add it to the OP once someone confirms that it works properly. |
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Updated with some more staking for the last few days.
Happy new year CLAMmers!
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i have problem with wallet
i mine BBR with cpu, so getting very small payments from pool
now i can't send to exchange more than 0.199 coins in one tx. so exchange will freeze my account if i create many small tx
how can i send all inputs to one wallet in bigger tx ? no feature like coin control?
Create a second wallet. Send your mined coins from your first wallet to your second wallet in chunks as large as possible. Send to the exchange from your second wallet. Alternately try to get the pool to pay you in larger amounts less frequently. I have no idea how BBR pools work. |
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OK OK OK As they say, you are either part of the problem or part of the solution. Correct. I have started my node again and am solo mining. Instead of using both cores I am now mining with only one. The second core doesn't increase the HR by 100% but only 30% and using one core enables me to do anything else I want with my supercomputer while getting 25 H/s. That is perfect. Or even part time (just mine when you aren't using the computer). Every little bit helps. Also, ask your friends to do the same. |
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for-profit startup ... Our coin will be ... We have detailed plans on how to implement it and the roles we are looking to fill.
"I was working with Dash as a hobby"
Doesn't add up. |
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