[Official] ROKOS [flavors] Crypto Full node OS |IoT Devices |Feedback/Discussion

[OKtoshi]

It consumes more processor power than ram,
running some tests, so far so good,
yes, might be posible to run a coin and the server, will
give it more tests, PINE64 will bring a whole lot of power to it
also, will report back its performance, at the moment the
open bazaar software gets updated constantly fixing/improving,
so is a lot of fun.

[utahjohn]

I settled on Ubuntu 16.04 lts (xenial) for the Odroid C2, Odrobian is still quite buggy and debian (jessie) ARM64 repository  way behind.  
Ubuntu has gcc compiler 5.3.1 DMD wallet now running < 10% Cpu

[soundposition]

Our Partner ROKOS in Turbocharged: Grand Prix!

http://bit.ly/208QMPH

[OKtoshi]

Our Partner ROKOS in Turbocharged: Grand Prix!

http://bit.ly/208QMPH

Congratulations to the Gamecredits community and thanks for the cross support!
Launch in 12 more hours! Thanks for sharing, Amazing!
We invite the community to go check it out and have fun.

[bizzyb]

Our wallpaper.

Hope you like it

[OKtoshi]

Our wallpaper.

Hope you like it

Downloaded, thanks for sharing ^^,!

[OKtoshi]

OK is Honored with the new cross collaboration with Horizon:

Congratulations to HZ for claiming a "Permanent add promo"
showing Real commitment to their communities to support long term adoption.

Horizon is getting integrated in the base coins for all coming ROKOS flavors releases for IoT devices.
Learn more about HZ at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823785




What is ROKOS?
http://rokos.space

[Automatic Monkey]

Nice stuff! Maybe built-in support for USB miners too?

Tech question: would there be any advantage to using a little USB ASIC to do the SHA-256 hash function instead of the processor with staking wallets, leaving the CPU available for other things? Or is that not possible or more trouble than it's worth?

[OKtoshi]

Nice stuff! Maybe built-in support for USB miners too?

Tech question: would there be any advantage to using a little USB ASIC to do the SHA-256 hash function instead of the processor with staking wallets, leaving the CPU available for other things? Or is that not possible or more trouble than it's worth?

Hi, miners are supported, there is a guide some pages back,
will continue to add all the tuts to the github in the coming days after the new coming releases
next ROKOS flavors in the next week or 2 (Raspbian based) and ROKOS uflavors a week or 2 after (Ubuntu mate based).

There d be no advantage as would still require cpu to operate this, while in theory sounds good, every coin would have to make proper
changes just to fit that model, and as not everyone has miners would lose its purpose, same way cpu over iot
keep doubling every few months now, so in the future cpu wont be an issue imho.

Welcome to the community, Thanks for your feedback.

[Varvarin]

Back from CoinFest UK in Manchester and while hardly anyone has heard of ROKOS, it did draw a lot of "wtf is this all about then?", to which I was more than happy to fill in the gaps and sing praises.

[Varvarin]

BREAKING NEWS

https://twitter.com/MrChrisEllis

Chris Ellis ‏@MrChrisEllis  1h1 hour ago
.@BitcoinFullnode twice as fast on RaspberryPi3 running Bitcoin 0.12.1 w/ Samsung memory. 210k blocks in after 1hr

https://twitter.com/MrChrisEllis/status/719670990712795136

I'll let everyone who does not know who Chris Ellis is figure it out at http://chrisellis.me/, for the rest of you ...

https://i.imgur.com/m0Jh5id.gifv

[Testing Crypto]

Nice stuff! Maybe built-in support for USB miners too?

Tech question: would there be any advantage to using a little USB ASIC to do the SHA-256 hash function instead of the processor with staking wallets, leaving the CPU available for other things? Or is that not possible or more trouble than it's worth?

Hi, miners are supported, there is a guide some pages back,
will continue to add all the tuts to the github in the coming days after the new coming releases
next ROKOS flavors in the next week or 2 (Raspbian based) and ROKOS uflavors a week or 2 after (Ubuntu mate based).

There d be no advantage as would still require cpu to operate this, while in theory sounds good, every coin would have to make proper
changes just to fit that model, and as not everyone has miners would lose its purpose, same way cpu over iot
keep doubling every few months now, so in the future cpu wont be an issue imho.

Welcome to the community, Thanks for your feedback.

Some great things being built here (open source work is much easier to better, keeping in mind the custom touches of closed & a world of improving both), the world is changing & innovation is that of light speed ahead of our past generations. A decade of operating system knowledge, but most interested in the hardware & most don't understand that "without the software, what use would the hardware utilize & function as"  

[theboccet]

I have a kernel panic on qemu.
can anyone help me with a working kernel for V5 as I already tried all those present in internet.

[utahjohn]

I have a kernel panic on qemu.
can anyone help me with a working kernel for V5 as I already tried all those present in internet.

I'm sure you already know you have to compile kernel on/for your target machine...
Not much help here you have not specified target, compiler, distribution, kernel version, source(s) ...

[hagie]

I have a kernel panic on qemu.
can anyone help me with a working kernel for V5 as I already tried all those present in internet.

I'm sure you already know you have to compile kernel on/for your target machine...
Not much help here you have not specified target, compiler, distribution, kernel version, source(s) ...

qemu is a virtual machine. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QEMU) even it's full hardware emulation (in contrast t paravirtualisation) you need a special kernel for it.

Regards

[batesresearch]

Hey guys,

Just wanted to say thanks for supporting CoinFestUK and being an awesome sponsor! What I have learnt from the event (As Varvarin says) hardly anyone had heard of ROKOS. So we need more publicity !

Thanks guys and hope to work with you again.

[batesresearch]

I mentioned you guys on the digital catapult blog, have a read at ; https://www.digitalcatapultcentre.org.uk/roundup-coinfest-uk/

[OKtoshi]

Hey guys,

Just wanted to say thanks for supporting CoinFestUK and being an awesome sponsor! What I have learnt from the event (As Varvarin says) hardly anyone had heard of ROKOS. So we need more publicity !

Thanks guys and hope to work with you again.

The Pleasure is ours!
For sure, count us in for anything we can help with.
Thanks very much!

[OKtoshi]

I mentioned you guys on the digital catapult blog, have a read at ; https://www.digitalcatapultcentre.org.uk/roundup-coinfest-uk/

Awesome!

Congratulations and thanks for the mention, great article!
OKorator shared over tw already

[OKtoshi]

https://twitter.com/AltcoinOfficial/status/723302623072391168

Updating the ROKOS website for the coming release,
can now find all included cryptocurrencies on the website.

http://rokos.space/cryptocurrencies.html