CREDITS [CRE] | SHA256 | SIDECHAIN | NEW BLOCK-DEPOSIT FEATURE | OFFICIAL THREAD

[Gabriel Eiger]

Some more notes on the download/sync process

Some more sync tests have now been performed. Both worked out fine. Details below.

Be careful to shutdown the client/wallet in the normal way. Killing the process may cause inconsistencies if db writing is happening at that moment!

Download and chain sync from scratch on Ubuntu 14.04, i7 quad core processor, result:
- Good connection, physical line, 10-100MB line.
- Version 0.9.1.30 of Credits-Qt client.
- After 9 hours, Bitcoin blockchain downloaded and synced. Credits download did not start at first and was waiting for blocks. Probably due to long waiting times for nodes when the Bitcoin blockchain downloaded. Revisited after two hours. Both chains downloaded and in sync.
- Took about 10 hours.
- All green, both chains in sync. Everything worked out fine.

Download and chain sync from scratch on Windows 7, four year old Dell laptop, old simpler i7 processor, result:
- Good connection, physical line, 10-100MB line.
- Version 0.9.1.30 of Credits-Qt client.
- Took about 26 hours.
- Unclear wether long sync time where due to bad sync node or processing of blocks
- All green, both chains in sync. Everything worked out fine.

[MRKLYE]

WTB 5 CRE @ 0.0002 total 0.001

Any takers?

I'll take you up on that. Where you want the CRE sent?

I have 5 CRE ontop of a nice round number so selling you 5 is no biggy.

[striker7334 2.0]

WTB 5 CRE @ 0.0002 total 0.001

Any takers?

I'll take you up on that. Where you want the CRE sent?

I have 5 CRE ontop of a nice round number so selling you 5 is no biggy.

1zu8hdvanBSuZnQ6LbUHuCRt7BUDCcvDF where can I send the BTC to?

[MRKLYE]

WTB 5 CRE @ 0.0002 total 0.001

Any takers?

I'll take you up on that. Where you want the CRE sent?

I have 5 CRE ontop of a nice round number so selling you 5 is no biggy.

1zu8hdvanBSuZnQ6LbUHuCRt7BUDCcvDF where can I send the BTC to?

Send BTC to: 1ART8MzPqABmqWz4SsaKLZfrwb9HjNF5dv


Sent your 5 CRE:

Code:

Date: 2015-04-30 23:38
To: 1zu8hdvanBSuZnQ6LbUHuCRt7BUDCcvDF
Debit: -5.00 CRE
Net amount: -5.00 CRE
Transaction ID: 49fe8fc4dd29497906ea00f42754043890a1632d582ba6559c460a33ad13dd04-000

[Kaenguru]

How do i know, that my wallet works fine?

[striker7334 2.0]

WTB 5 CRE @ 0.0002 total 0.001

Any takers?

I'll take you up on that. Where you want the CRE sent?

I have 5 CRE ontop of a nice round number so selling you 5 is no biggy.

1zu8hdvanBSuZnQ6LbUHuCRt7BUDCcvDF where can I send the BTC to?

Send BTC to: 1ART8MzPqABmqWz4SsaKLZfrwb9HjNF5dv


Sent your 5 CRE:

Code:

Date: 2015-04-30 23:38
To: 1zu8hdvanBSuZnQ6LbUHuCRt7BUDCcvDF
Debit: -5.00 CRE
Net amount: -5.00 CRE
Transaction ID: 49fe8fc4dd29497906ea00f42754043890a1632d582ba6559c460a33ad13dd04-000

Bitcoin sent tyvm!

[Cinnob0n]

How do i know, that my wallet works fine?

As long as you do not receive any connections errors, you should be fine for mining.
Also, make sure both your bitcoin and creditcoin blockchain are in sync by looking for the two green check marks at the bottom of your client. Check the photo. 

[Kaenguru]

How do i know, that my wallet works fine?

As long as you do not receive any connections errors, you should be fine for mining.
Also, make sure both your bitcoin and creditcoin blockchain are in sync by looking for the two green check marks at the bottom of your client. Check the photo.  

Yes, both in sync and both green check marks are green, i wonder how long that take to get a "reward"!?

edit:

here some errors from the debug.log

2015-05-01 09:06:24 ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: dust
2015-05-01 09:06:33 hashmeter 737096 hash/s
2015-05-01 09:06:34 ERROR: Bitcoin: CheckTransaction() : vin empty
2015-05-01 09:06:34 ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool: : CheckTransaction failed
2015-05-01 09:06:34 Bitcoin: Misbehaving: 217.23.12.108:8333 (70 -> 80)
2015-05-01 09:06:34 ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: dust

[Cinnob0n]

It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 5 hours; it all really depends on your "luck."
I'm usually able to mine a block every 2 or 3 hours at 7.4 Mh/s.
You can check both your current and network hashrate by going to the debug menu, then console, and entering: getmininginfo
Also did you already input the command to start mining? If not, how many cores does your processor have?

[Kaenguru]

It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 5 hours; it all really depends on your "luck."
I'm usually able to mine a block every 2 or 3 hours at 7.4 Mh/s.
You can check both your current and network hashrate by going to the debug menu, then console, and entering: getmininginfo
Also did you already input the command to start mining? If not, how many cores does your processor have?

i start with the command setgenerate true 1, and i have a corei3

[Cinnob0n]

It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 5 hours; it all really depends on your "luck."
I'm usually able to mine a block every 2 or 3 hours at 7.4 Mh/s.
You can check both your current and network hashrate by going to the debug menu, then console, and entering: getmininginfo
Also did you already input the command to start mining? If not, how many cores does your processor have?

i start with the command setgenerate true 1, and i have a corei3

I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1   to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.

[Kaenguru]

I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1   to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.

Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power.
I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen

[Cinnob0n]

I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1   to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.

Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power.
I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen

Good luck with your first block! Let me know when you get it.

[Kaenguru]

I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1   to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.

Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power.
I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen

Good luck with your first block! Let me know when you get it.

Thanks, please take a look at these errors below.

ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: dust
ERROR: Bitcoin: CheckTransaction() : vin empty
ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool: : CheckTransaction failed
ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : inputs already spent

[Cinnob0n]

I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1   to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.

Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power.
I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen

Good luck with your first block! Let me know when you get it.

Thanks, please take a look at these errors below.

ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: dust
ERROR: Bitcoin: CheckTransaction() : vin empty
ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool: : CheckTransaction failed
ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : inputs already spent

I would just suggest to restart the client and see if the errors persist. Post your address and let me know if you do restart it and I'll send you a small amount of credits to see if it goes through.

[Kaenguru]

I would just suggest to restart the client and see if the errors persist. Post your address and let me know if you do restart it and I'll send you a small amount of credits to see if it goes through.

Ok restartet and seems no errors atm.

My address 17p3QeQyT6XPceupKwGUQEZ5YfYnp68D1V

[waffles99]

Maxed a 1st gen i5 @ 1.8mh/s have to find another laptop...
If someones willing to throw me credit fractions to check some blocks out it'd be appreciated 16GCAerrTry9WLDHUks7zZnLXGJQrFyDdB
I'll be around helping out and testing the code debugging within my means
Very interesting project I love the integrity of the first several pages in thread  

[Cinnob0n]

I would just suggest to restart the client and see if the errors persist. Post your address and let me know if you do restart it and I'll send you a small amount of credits to see if it goes through.

Ok restartet and seems no errors atm.

My address 17p3QeQyT6XPceupKwGUQEZ5YfYnp68D1V

Sent 0.01 CRE. Let me know if you've received it.

[GreydonIselmoe]

Maxed a 1st gen i5 @ 1.8mh/s have to find another laptop...
If someones willing to throw me credit fractions to check some blocks out it'd be appreciated 16GCAerrTry9WLDHUks7zZnLXGJQrFyDdB
I'll be around helping out and testing the code debugging within my means
Very interesting project I love the integrity of the first several pages in thread  

Welcome aboard

BLOCK EXPLORER UPDATE: I am extremely close. Currently just working on reindexing to allow for a seperate txn index. As of now, the blockchain explorer only shows blocks and block info, with no specific transaction data. That should be fixed once the reindex is completed!

I'll post in this thread once I have no bugs, and am making it live and online!

[tampazeus]

Are there any bounties or something for the community

And why using SHA256 ?
Thanx