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

[8-bit-Party]

I know what the flag is for... And that's not the issue I had.  But keep running with this, I'm sure it's helping you somehow...

Point of fact:  I was compiling on a 2 core VM, with 768M of RAM, the issue was it was running itself out of memory.  the -j2 flag was correct.

769 MB of RAM and -j2? My junior admin, no. There's  no coin wallet you can compile with -j2 and 768 of RAM. Geez, who is your boss? I will talk to him.

Really? why not?  if -j == the number of job slots (threads)...

Because compilation of "biggest" cpp files requires hundreds MB. When you call make with -jN you require N*those hundreds MB.

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[allZuckedUp]

I know what the flag is for... And that's not the issue I had.  But keep running with this, I'm sure it's helping you somehow...

Point of fact:  I was compiling on a 2 core VM, with 768M of RAM, the issue was it was running itself out of memory.  the -j2 flag was correct.

769 MB of RAM and -j2? My junior admin, no. There's  no coin wallet you can compile with -j2 and 768 of RAM. Geez, who is your boss? I will talk to him.

Really? why not?  if -j == the number of job slots (threads)...

Because compilation of "biggest" cpp files requires hundreds MB. When you call make with -jN you require N*those hundreds MB.

Yea obviously most threaded processes work like that, and when it started swapping the entire compile process,  I stopped it and increased the amount of available memory.  All I did was give a warning to others who might not have known why it was failing (or just REALLY slow),  in a post saying I made YOUR code work,  and here's how. And you've taken THAT as a reason to try attacking me?  Really?

[8-bit-Party]

My code has nothing to do with make -j2
Geez, see my mercy.

[dbt1033]

My code has nothing to do with make -j2
Geez, see my mercy.

It seems you missed his point entirely.  Your reply is a little out of context...

[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"

Seriously folks,  this is the post I'm being attacked for...   Like I've done something wrong...   

[8-bit-Party]

So you are being attacked... interesting.

[drays]

So you are being attacked... interesting.

you have some personal attitude problems against other people

Yeah, 8-bit-Party, you attacked already about 4 people and are actively fighting with 2 or 3 of them right now... What a gladiator!
Did you notice the number of those people is growing, while you fight them?

But its not clear why you do that now? There is no real reason... You are in bad mood or what?

And what are we doing now, guys..? Just entertaining Dimitry, so he can eat all the popcorn is the world?  

[8-bit-Party]

Oh. have fun folks.

[bitcreditscc]

Here's a quote from Bitcreditscc about why Masternode payments are not being properly enforced.  He already solved a similar issue for Bitcredit.

oh, just solved your payments problem....btw

Keep in mind that only a wallet that has mature coins can stake... then keep in mind that not all wallets are connected to each other..

Of 400 masternodes say your node and twenty other guys have connections to 10 each(200)... effectively you have cornered the market, then add in the fact that out of the twenty of you only 5 stake on a regular basis.... guess where their stakes go....

So it doesn't seem that any nefarious activity was ever occurring.

bitcreditscc has no idea what he is talking about.. neither has 8-bit..

just to say..

please elaborate, intelligent conversation please

[8-bit-Party]

cisahasa is angry because he did not get an invitation to dev contest here, nothing else to elaborate

this thread is going to be a parody

[8-bit-Party]

you may seek the info following 8bites messages

you should focus on solving captchas eg http://deathbycaptcha.com/
really

[bitcreditscc]

intelligent conversation..
it does not happen here, lately.. neither does m.enforcement

you may seek the info following 8bites messages

enforcing is easy. already done it with my own coin, the version of MN still used here does not keep a local list of MNs as a result if it disconnects and fails to find new nodes to pay, it will produce blocks without payments.

[Dimitry]

Could someone please attack me i feel left alone at this point

[Dimitry]

Whew, this is fun.  

8bitparty is going to be fighting with everyone in the thread by next week!

I called this fool out many months back, soon he will log into the original 8bit dev account claiming his cat had kittens, and he needed to sell them for development funds.

Who wants to make the first move and fork this?

My offer is on the table, but are there any others?

Lets make a move.

Cheers,

MasterTrader777  

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA nobody wants you... nobody needs you.... Nobody loves you....GO AWAY!!!

You are like this cancer that keeps on coming back

[skidog]

8bit party didnt you say you would fork the coin or do something if mastertrader sold all his coins? Well he sold...Waiting....

[drays]

8bit party didnt you say you would fork the coin or do something if mastertrader sold all his coins? Well he sold...Waiting....

The problem is: how to make sure MTR has sold all his coins
You cannot convince 8-bit-party it indeed happened. Truly saying, I have some doubts too

BTW, an unrelated (maybe) question: there is an active bot living at Bittrex 8BIT market. It lives there for a very long time (many months). Who do you is the owner (master) of this bot..?  

[skidog]

8bit party didnt you say you would fork the coin or do something if mastertrader sold all his coins? Well he sold...Waiting....

The problem is: how to make sure MTR has sold all his coins
You cannot convince 8-bit-party it indeed happened. Truly saying, I have some doubts too

BTW, an unrelated (maybe) question: there is an active bot living at Bittrex 8BIT market. It lives there for a very long time (many months). Who do you is the owner (master) of this bot..?  

Not easy to find out without a good block explorer and then still difficult.

[8-bit-Party]

8bit party didnt you say you would fork the coin or do something if mastertrader sold all his coins? Well he sold...Waiting....

The problem is: how to make sure MTR has sold all his coins
You cannot convince 8-bit-party it indeed happened. Truly saying, I have some doubts too

No need to convince me. There was an option for that my friend
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028119.msg12239435#msg12239435
(multisig escrow)

[Tinkles]

bitcreditscc is now working on the 8BIT code

He is te dev of BitCredits, you can check it out here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=896133.0

Once bitcreditscc posts an 8BIT address please show your support.

We also have LimX dev, but he is more as a consultant because he is busy with LimX.

Thanks to dbt1033 & drays for the introductions

Tinkles

[skidog]

bitcreditscc is now working on the 8BIT code

He is te dev of BitCredits, you can check it out here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=896133.0

Once bitcreditscc posts an 8BIT address please show your support.

We also have LimX dev, but he is more as a consultant because he is busy with LimX.

Thanks to dbt1033 & drays for the introductions

Tinkles

I will donate no worries