Hey everyone, have a problem. My wallet is eating up almost all of my memory. bitmonerod is using 3.5GB of my 6Gb of ram (4Gb Stick and 2GB stick). I'll buy another 4GB stick tomorrow, but really, 3.5GB? wow...
Any tips or suggestions on how to reduce this memory hog?
My system is currently not that stable (i have others things using memory too).
Thats what i`m talking about.. I got 8 GB of RAM and soon that will not be enough. In few months with this tempo we will need 16 GB. and btw new wallet can`t sync at all... GZ... and even you can`t "end task" him... and you can`t even reboot PC... Since that bitmonerod.exe window simply won`t close. LOL As i say. Old wallet eating memory too but working as should. Nice update.. You have to type "exit" in daemon CLI prompt in order to gracefully quit daemon. You have to bootstrap your blockchain.bin by downloading it and copying to %APPDATA%/Bitmonero folder. And also, hopefully in few months there will be database solution for blockchain. Yes, currently bitmonerod is greedy for RAM. If you updated daemon, delete p2pstate.bin and poolstate.bin. |
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Hey everyone, have a problem. My wallet is eating up almost all of my memory. bitmonerod is using 3.5GB of my 6Gb of ram (4Gb Stick and 2GB stick). I'll buy another 4GB stick tomorrow, but really, 3.5GB? wow...
Any tips or suggestions on how to reduce this memory hog?
My system is currently not that stable (i have others things using memory too).
This is not wallet, it's bitmonerod using big amount of ram. You can create a VM where it can swap, you can limit memory usage of process by using cgroups in linux and store the rest in swap. |
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I'm relatively new to Monero transaction performance. I requested a XMR withdrawal from MintPal a few hours ago - nothing showing as of yet in my wallet. I don't have the transaction or hash from MintPal, so I can't look up the transaction in a block explorer. How long does it generally take for MintPal to process XMR withdrawals?
What status of your withdrawal? Did you confirm it by link in email? AFAIK there must be a tx hash regardless of their daemon version. |
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No one care. Such advertisement, such hype. I care quite a bit. If pool owners do things to make the network less secure or stable I care very much. As pool owners have come to make up the majority of my ignore list I am beginning to see (some of) them in a distinctly negative light. I am solo mining because of this. I believe you understand my sarcasm in previous post. I am also scared of this. All these "secret" improvements are harmful. Nice to ignore this bullshit while it's not harmful and just bring placebo effect, but such magick beans absolutely unacceptable if they produce damage. |
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No one care. Such advertisement, such hype. |
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And how does a regular person (user) update? Just overwrite the old bitmonerod.exe and simplewallet.exe with new ones? And keep the old stuff like .keys, .txts and wallets in the same directory?
Update executables, remove poolstate.bin and p2pstate.bin then start. |
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Current tx fees are very low to keep XMR accessible to all users (about 1 cent per 24.4 KB)
when someone comes to me giving a factual example how his monero use actually suffers due to the fees, I will support him from my own pocket, considering this as a donation to monero ecosystem. Ok, dude, we are pool ops and we are paying tx fees from our profits. Now, when fee raised 20 times, it's significant impact. The fees go to the miners in the first place, so asking me to support your getting 20 times richer already, is understandably ROTFLMAO. Why so serious, man? I thought it would be funny! BTW, it seems exchanges in no hurry, I see last 15 blocks without transactions at all  |
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Ok, dude, we are pool ops and we are paying tx fees from our profits. Now, when fee raised 20 times, it's significant impact. We just not ready. BTW, you can donate to https://github.com/zone117x/node-cryptonote-pool so he will collaborate with devs in order to provide smooth migration for both miners and pool ops when major update to tx fees come. We will be fixing this in the near future and are sorry for the inconvenience. However, keep in mind that people will also be paying you 0.1 XMR per transaction that you include in your block, so you may actually make more money than lose it by upgrading. Yeah, I totally forgot about this. Probably valid if you keep txfees. Let's see. Thanks, guys, for quick strike back. |
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is there a tx delay due to spam?
Did you send with 0.005 fee? Pool or solo miner with old daemon have to include your low-fee tx in a block. Not all pools updated yet so expect your coins soon. |
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Current tx fees are very low to keep XMR accessible to all users (about 1 cent per 24.4 KB)
There is no known legitimate uses that require low transaction fees to be profitable. I am happy to raise them 5-10 times higher and when someone comes to me giving a factual example how his monero use actually suffers due to the fees, I will support him from my own pocket, considering this as a donation to monero ecosystem. ADD: It should be blatantly obvious that we don't want to sell 100 GB of blockchain space for $41k. Do the math dudes, for the sake of Monero! Ok, dude, we are pool ops and we are paying tx fees from our profits. Now, when fee raised 20 times, it's significant impact. We just not ready. BTW, you can donate to https://github.com/zone117x/node-cryptonote-pool so he will collaborate with devs in order to provide smooth migration for both miners and pool ops when major update to tx fees come. |
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It's a greed, bribing, etc. Simple and honest.
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I hope pools will follow and apply this update as soon as possible. We all responsible for this coin.
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Mintpal going to cancel COMM transaction
That day come so dev has to do something other wise no exchange will have comm and the coin will be dead! Coin is dead for several months. What you are waiting for? Nothing to expect at all. |
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I believe Jared and team are going to be renting an ASIC to speed up the block production to get to the multi algo faster. Target date seems to be that 1-2 weeks. Correct me if I am wrong, Jared? YC we are now at block #142030
block #142000 was minning today (21-08)
block $141500 was minning( 11-08)
10 days for 500 blocks
that will be say 60 days for block #145000
60 days = 8,5 weeks
8,5 weeks = 2 months
is that not a lot of time?
With asic diff will rise, I don't understand how network can produce more blocks than it should in average. |
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Why Quazarcoin wasn't created as merged mining coin?  Because merged-mining coins = free coins. Every merged-mineable coin I knew so far is a dust, no one wanna buy it. |
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where is that old wallet gui called simple wallet ? bitmonero wallet v0.8.8.1.1(0.1-g3b887de)
simplewallet is standard CLI wallet. |
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I got the feeling that most of the miners were disappointed in the mining of the Quazarcoin. And unfortunately I'll be the next one, because coin price doesn't justify the cost of mining
If you are smart, you can mine most profitable coin and use these BTCs to buy QCN. |
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My stats didn't update. How it happened?!
If its true that your activity didnt update its probably because you posted before the new period started so youll now just have to wait an hour for it to update since youve just posted. Ok, activity now updated, but I am still full member. Strange... Update: well, =) seems this post was necessary. |
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