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on: November 23, 2015, 05:11:02 AM
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Does anybody know how to get this up and running on a PI 2? I have one I would like to use as a node with the hope that it will help my main client resync faster after it's been offline.
Example: My client was 17 hours behind, 3 hours later its still syncing (currently 13h55m behind...) This is just too long, and I hope with a node nearby it will sync faster (I might be completely wrong.) I have great bandwidth, hopefully it will help the network overall.
try limiting the number of connections to 5 That seems to have fixed it. That may have been it. But... Syncing depends on 3 variables. The most important is the speed of the computer the client is running on. Second to that is the internet speed. This maters more with huge block coins, like BTC, but matters less with small block coins like HBN. Finally the speed of the node sending you blocks, can also affect your syncing speed. So by changing the # of connections, you may have simply got a faster peer to send you blocks. However limiting the number of connections will also use less CPU, so that could also help. |
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on: November 12, 2015, 01:25:49 AM
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I'm here. I'm alive! I haven't gone anywhere. I keep an eye on the hbn block chain and network just about every day. I just haven't been on the forum much at all recently. Just too many things going on.
What are the main problems right now? I see something about rpc commands not working by zeewolf. I think I might have a quick answer for that. I'll work on a fix.
Regarding syncing. It is hit or miss. It depends on your computer, your network speed, and if you get a fast peer to get blocks from. I have been done in 17 hours and 2 days. Both starting from zero with no bootsrap. So it is long, but not terrible.
Anything else need attention??
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 1.5. Come on in the water's fine!
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on: September 26, 2015, 01:18:05 AM
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I would like to hear what Tranz has to say.
I have thought about this(coin swap) for about 1/10 of a second. Not a good idea for so many reasons. Instead I think we can begin to shrink the memory and CPU usage to be a little bit more reasonable. BTC for me can use anywhere from 1.5 gigs to 300megs of memory, it tends to come and go. If we can isolate the memory changes for the block chain and the wallet it could help out. Also there have been some helpful changes to the staking algo curtsy of pressTab in HYP. I think we can utilize some this as well. Just need the thing more precious then crypto, money or much else... TIME...... |
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on: September 10, 2015, 12:13:27 AM
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Hello all Trying to build wallet on Ubuntu 14.4 but got error with : sudo make -f makefile.unix Any idea for a newbie Many thanks https://i.imgur.com/fzA4J4r.pngsudo make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=0 thanks but same issue.... miniupnpc UPnP Support Optional firewall-jumping support is well installed Sorry try USE_UPNP=- Something not quite right with your installation of miniupnpc Maybe you should add this dependency on the doc on build-unix.txt Many Thanks Great I am happy. Just remember Github is public, hobonickels is public. Issuing a simple pull request for a change like this is much better then relying on only 1 person. The more help the community gives the better, even for something as simple as an update to the docs. Thanks! |
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on: September 10, 2015, 12:05:58 AM
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Good evening all. I'm looking for a pool to mine HBN. I can't seem to find a reliable one. Suggestions? Conscripted  @Tranz, hobonickels.info has a majorly outdated list of pools, and it also lacks a link for the updated 1.5.1 wallet. You're dedicated & reliable: we all appreciate that! Just kinda frustrating, is all. @Conscripted, I've had this problem a number of times before, but most difficult recently, beginning August 27 or so, when my then-favorite, coinmine.pw, was inexplicably unable to access their payment server & shut down. I had a hard time finding another pool with a decent number of users devoted to the pool. I found scrypt.io and tompool's HBN pool ( http://tompool.org:8080/hbnmine/public/) to be performing horribly with my ASICs, as if on older stratum software. Just made my 3.6 MHs operate at less than 1. I've found hash-to-coins.com also went down a number of times over the past week, but always came back up. They seem to be active in staying on top of what seems to me to be a number of pool hits. Could just be a fluke, but seems orchestrated to me. I've only found hash-to-coins to be reliable lately. Let us know if you've found a different one--I sure wouldn't mind having another backup other than scrypt.io or tompool! Fair. Really the wallet link points to the github release, which always has the most up to date wallet. Plus the link is to the last major release, which has Mac and full change long. Regarding the pools. I am asking for a list, so I can update all of them. I do not have this information. I do agree there are some stale links that need updated or removed. I'll look at updating them, here soon. |
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on: September 06, 2015, 09:02:20 PM
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HBN qt wallet currently pushes close to 1GB on the memory.   It is becoming a bit of a concern, the HBN blockchain is gigantic. Have there been any suggestions on how to manage this going forward? I've had to remove mine from my PI, its just not capable of running it with any confidence. It is getting very demanding to run, but not sure if this can be helped. My dedicated staking machine is a mini pc with a 1.8ghz Atom processor and 1 gb of ram. HBN just barely runs. It frequently goes to 'not responding' even though its the only application I have running. I am running the Windows version, I may try the a linux client to see if I can get more performance (I figure running something like Puppy Linux at least would free up more system resources). But ya, 1.8Ghz with 1 gb of ram in Windows and I can barely even get to sync again (my blockchain got messed up and I've been trying to resync for a least week using the downloaded blockchain but not having much luck). Not that I'm complaining, I realize a lot of processor power is required. But wanted to say for others who are looking at using a dedicated staking machine, you'll probably want 2GB o rammage. Side note: damn, wish i bought more coins at 0.00003. I don't know if we'll ever see that price again, who knows. Yes this can be quite taxing. As the winter months approach I'll begin to see if this is possible to address. I can tell you that one way to help lower the usage a bit it is use a new wallet. Essentially what you do is start fresh on a new wallet and chain, with no coins in the wallet. Once it is up to speed, transfer all coins from the old wallet to the new wallet. You can do it in chunks or as one big send. You can't do this using the same working directory as the current running wallet, so you can use the startup switch -datadir=c:\newwallet (for example). Or you can do it from another computer. And swap out after the sends are complete. Depending on how many wallet entries you have, this can save .1 to up to half a gig of memory. I have a wallet running from almost the 1st month of the chain. Staking, sending 24/7. That wallet's memory usage is almost double an empty fresh chain. So it can help if you are a long time user. As always make backups and be careful! |
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on: August 03, 2015, 11:52:09 PM
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Try -zapwallettxes at startup. thanks Tranz backed up my .dat used that command and balances were both at 0, that confused me so i removed the command and put my backup . dat in place restarted and now both balances match, unfortunately at the lower value, but at least its consistent not sure if i used the command wrong, i dont use a conf and always just adapt the filename of my qt shortcut, adding the commands there, always seems to work i guess the higher no in transactionns was an error then? [/quote] I also create a .bat file and put start HHoboNickels-qt.exe -zapwallettxes then just run the .bat file only that one time. But what you did should have worked, although you only want to run it once. |
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on: August 03, 2015, 04:28:06 AM
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wondering if anyone has any ideas on how to fix my balance.
moved 30k hbn to a new add in the new wallet before the upgrade
my balance on that wallet on the overview tab is xxxxxx, if i look on transactions tab the total is 6000 hbn higher
just imported my old key into a new wallet to check the missing hbn are not there, ran repair and check wallet, the balances on that wallet are 0 in overview and .001 in transactions, so i dont believe they are there
i have run repair and check wallet on the main address, the discrepancy is still there, 6000 hbn difference
any other commands i could try to recover the missing / hidden coins ?
thanks
Try -zapwallettxes at startup. |
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