[*] 8BIT [Dark Masternodes][Anon][Roadmap Stage 4]

[Dimitry]

cant resist myself

https://youtu.be/hSTivVclQQ0?t=64

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[8-bit-Party]

I didn't find a reliable dev who can do the fork for us yet, but still trying.  Anyone in the community can help?

What about dbt1033 or masteretarded777?

First one tries to be polite now, second one disappeared again. I guess it's time to call them to do something here.

[dbt1033]

I didn't find a reliable dev who can do the fork for us yet, but still trying.  Anyone in the community can help?

What about dbt1033 or masteretarded777?

First one tries to be polite now, second one disappeared again. I guess it's time to call them to do something here.

I'm being polite because it's the right thing to do.  I've forgiven you, whether you want me to or not.

That's my call.

If I had the programming skills, I'd take this project on with a fury but unfortunately, I do not.

So asking me doesn't get us very far.

As you said, you're a bagholder and a member of this community just like the rest of us.  

Because of this, I will treat you like anyone else here.  Work with us please, not against us.

[8-bit-Party]

Fuck you.

[dbt1033]

Fuck you.

Alrighty then...

[incognitoworker]

Before forking of dash, what is this issue about?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1155824.msg12299537#msg12299537

IW

[soco]

[skidog]

“It's being here now that's important. There's no past and there's no future. Time is a very misleading thing. All there is ever, is the now. We can gain experience from the past, but we can't relive it; and we can hope for the future, but we don't know if there is one.”
― George Harrison

[skidog]

Fuck you.

Alrighty then...

“War is over ... If you want it.”
― John Lennon

[skidog]

Still holding my POS for someone to take over.   2340 as of now.

[allZuckedUp]

Ok, folks, sorry for the delay... But, I have indeed made this work with a slightly different revision of secp256k1...

Sooooo, without further adieu, here are the steps to build a linux wallet on a fresh debian jessie install (32 or 64).
Bare in mind, this is just for 8bitd, meaning no GUI, runs as a service.  (Better for nerds, because if you intend on things like running a bunch of masternodes on a single box, pretty pictures take up memory)
If there is enough demand, I'll see if I can cook up the QT recipe for everyone.

• mkdir <directory you want this to live in>
• cd <that directory>
• sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev dh-autoreconf autotools-dev
• git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1.git
• cd secp256k1
• git checkout d5b53aa81816214aa7c9e1095ff6ee1d4c13f9d2
• ./autogen.sh
• ./configure
• make
• sudo make install
• sudo ldconfig
• cd ..
• git clone -b fixed_sync https://github.com/8bit-dev/8bit.git
• cd 8bit/src/
• mkdir obj/crypto  <--- The need for this step is easy enough to fix in the code isn't it? :p
• make -f makefile.unix -j2 "USE_UPNP=-"
• strip -s 8bitd
• mv 8bitd <where ever you want it to live>
• mkdir ~/.8bit
• cd ~/.8bit
• wget http://www.8-bit.party/static/bootstrap.dat.bz2 && bunzip2 bootstrap.dat.bz2
• vi/nano 8bit.conf <-- And create file contents
• /path/to/./8bitd

Oh, and I speak from experience here, do NOT try to compile this on a system with less than 1G of RAM.... At least it didn't work out well for me.

Sooo, it's syncing now... and in the early going, it does indeed seem to be syncing the blockchain much faster... but I'm going to reserve all judgement on that until it finishes with the bootstrap file and has to pull from the network.

Code:

"version" : "v2.2.0.0-g"

[8-bit-Party]

Just some notes regarding memory usage of compilation.
It's possible to compile it with 1G RAM. Just remove -j2 switch from make call.
It's also possible to compile it with virtually any amount of memory using ggc-min-expand and ggc-min-heapsize parameters. It's the only alternative for VPSes without real (and big) swap. However, just like with using swap it will be extremely slow.

Also, if you have plenty of memory and CPU with more than 2 cores you can set -j switch to number of cores you wanna deploy to speed-up compilation process.

[Tinkles]

Just some notes regarding memory usage of compilation.
It's possible to compile it with 1G RAM. Just remove -j2 switch from make call.
It's also possible to compile it with virtually any amount of memory using ggc-min-expand and ggc-min-heapsize parameters. It's the only alternative for VPSes without real (and big) swap. However, just like with using swap it will be extremely slow.

Also, if you have plenty of memory and CPU with more than 2 cores you can set -j switch to number of cores you wanna deploy to speed-up compilation process.

Whats the syncing time like with this build?

[8-bit-Party]

Waiting for allZuckedUp results. I have missed a moment when blockchain has been synced in my test.

[dbt1033]

Still holding my POS for someone to take over.   2340 as of now.

With my 4,000, that makes close to 6,500 for our savior. 


Pretty nice incentive if you ask me.  It would be difficult to acquire that amount at market.

[skidog]

Still holding my POS for someone to take over.   2340 as of now.

With my 4,000, that makes close to 6,500 for our savior. 


Pretty nice incentive if you ask me.  It would be difficult to acquire that amount at market.

It grows by 200 a day....

[dbt1033]

Still holding my POS for someone to take over.   2340 as of now.

With my 4,000, that makes close to 6,500 for our savior. 


Pretty nice incentive if you ask me.  It would be difficult to acquire that amount at market.

It grows by 200 a day....

LOL, so you're the reason I don't stake as much as I used to...

Nice man.

[8-bit-Party]

It grows by 200 a day....

pretty close to 51%

[dbt1033]

It grows by 200 a day....

pretty close to 51%

Wow...how big is that wallet?

[Dimitry]

It grows by 200 a day....

pretty close to 51%

Ye coin looks very healthy if you ask me.

With all this info I think it must be very easy to find a new developer.

To be honest I think it is very strange they are not in line to take this over.