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March 01, 2017, 07:26:11 PM |
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OP, GitHub and wallet download restored
nice dude, ty for that  hey i have loaded up my old AMS wallet but it just crashes 2.4.0 version of AMS  if i remove my old wallet and use a new one tho it works fine? do you know of this problem? kinda sux as i have old coins on there :/ maybe theres some old wallet links or something? |
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chrysophylax
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March 02, 2017, 03:43:51 AM |
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hi all ...
is ams PoS only now - or still PoW ...
i cant seem to get that info from the op ...
#crysx
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NLGer
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March 02, 2017, 01:01:56 PM |
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Hi,
I am trying to sync the wallet, please help we with a node.
Thanks,
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midnight_miner
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March 03, 2017, 03:27:58 AM |
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hi all ...
is ams PoS only now - or still PoW ...
i cant seem to get that info from the op ...
#crysx
Still both PoW and PoS with Masternodes. |
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chrysophylax
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March 03, 2017, 09:40:44 AM |
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hi all ...
is ams PoS only now - or still PoW ...
i cant seem to get that info from the op ...
#crysx
Still both PoW and PoS with Masternodes. tanx ... #crysx |
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NLGer
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March 06, 2017, 08:54:45 AM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again |
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midnight_miner
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March 07, 2017, 06:17:04 AM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Unfortunately I don't. My windows wallet on my home computer does not synchronize, it is so slow. My Linux nodes are keeping up to the latest blocks. It is one of the things I wish to investigate when I get some free time. I tried using my linux copy of the blockchain as an import on my windows wallet, but the import did not seem to work. But if you want to try it, I could attempt to send you my 0.5 GB blk001.dat file for you to import. It doesn't seem to work on my windows machine but you may have different results. |
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chrysophylax
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March 07, 2017, 06:32:37 AM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Unfortunately I don't. My windows wallet on my home computer does not synchronize, it is so slow. My Linux nodes are keeping up to the latest blocks. It is one of the things I wish to investigate when I get some free time. I tried using my linux copy of the blockchain as an import on my windows wallet, but the import did not seem to work. But if you want to try it, I could attempt to send you my 0.5 GB blk001.dat file for you to import. It doesn't seem to work on my windows machine but you may have different results. transfer of the blockchain? ... create a bootstrap for it in the linux directory - then transfer that bootstrap to the windows directory ... close the wallet - delete all files in the windows wallet directory except for the wallet.dat and the .conf file ( if you have a .conf file ) and the bootstrap file - then run the wallet again ... the windows wallet will happily import the bootstrap file of the blockchain up to and including the block that you created the bootstrap from - and will continue to sync as it has built its peers.dat file while it was bootstrapping ... #crysx |
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My9bot
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March 07, 2017, 10:28:22 PM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Unfortunately I don't. My windows wallet on my home computer does not synchronize, it is so slow. My Linux nodes are keeping up to the latest blocks. It is one of the things I wish to investigate when I get some free time. I tried using my linux copy of the blockchain as an import on my windows wallet, but the import did not seem to work. But if you want to try it, I could attempt to send you my 0.5 GB blk001.dat file for you to import. It doesn't seem to work on my windows machine but you may have different results. yes pls upload the file and post a link thx |
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midnight_miner
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March 09, 2017, 01:27:17 AM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Unfortunately I don't. My windows wallet on my home computer does not synchronize, it is so slow. My Linux nodes are keeping up to the latest blocks. It is one of the things I wish to investigate when I get some free time. I tried using my linux copy of the blockchain as an import on my windows wallet, but the import did not seem to work. But if you want to try it, I could attempt to send you my 0.5 GB blk001.dat file for you to import. It doesn't seem to work on my windows machine but you may have different results. transfer of the blockchain? ... create a bootstrap for it in the linux directory - then transfer that bootstrap to the windows directory ... close the wallet - delete all files in the windows wallet directory except for the wallet.dat and the .conf file ( if you have a .conf file ) and the bootstrap file - then run the wallet again ... the windows wallet will happily import the bootstrap file of the blockchain up to and including the block that you created the bootstrap from - and will continue to sync as it has built its peers.dat file while it was bootstrapping ... #crysx Unfortunately I used a newer version of Berkeley DB when I compiled the linux wallet daemon, and it does not seem to be compatible when I used the bootstrap on the Windows wallet. |
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chrysophylax
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March 10, 2017, 04:49:46 AM |
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Hey Midnight_miner, Thanks for the peers, now i have three or four connections in my wallet but the process of synchronizing is still very slow. After three days i have only 16.000 blocks, so it will take some time. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Unfortunately I don't. My windows wallet on my home computer does not synchronize, it is so slow. My Linux nodes are keeping up to the latest blocks. It is one of the things I wish to investigate when I get some free time. I tried using my linux copy of the blockchain as an import on my windows wallet, but the import did not seem to work. But if you want to try it, I could attempt to send you my 0.5 GB blk001.dat file for you to import. It doesn't seem to work on my windows machine but you may have different results. transfer of the blockchain? ... create a bootstrap for it in the linux directory - then transfer that bootstrap to the windows directory ... close the wallet - delete all files in the windows wallet directory except for the wallet.dat and the .conf file ( if you have a .conf file ) and the bootstrap file - then run the wallet again ... the windows wallet will happily import the bootstrap file of the blockchain up to and including the block that you created the bootstrap from - and will continue to sync as it has built its peers.dat file while it was bootstrapping ... #crysx Unfortunately I used a newer version of Berkeley DB when I compiled the linux wallet daemon, and it does not seem to be compatible when I used the bootstrap on the Windows wallet. it should be ... the issue 'usually' arises when you downgrade from a higher version of the daemon ... eg ... if you compiled with bdb61 and then recompiled with bdb53 - then that usually has an issue not the other way around ... besides - the bootstrap is just the block headers is it not ... and the newer version of bdb 'should' recognize the earlier versions ... i will look at this a little later - but i have other daemons and nodes that need to be done next week - and preparing all the systems for it ... there has to be a better way ... #crysx |
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March 15, 2017, 05:25:19 PM
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.php |
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chrysophylax
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March 16, 2017, 02:54:08 PM |
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.phpat 720confirms - you will be waiting a LONG time for the coins to be usable ... the owner of the pool has made the confirmation time way too high for this coin ... #crysx |
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gurp
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March 16, 2017, 05:14:47 PM |
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.phpat 720confirms - you will be waiting a LONG time for the coins to be usable ... the owner of the pool has made the confirmation time way too high for this coin ... #crysx I found out that it only takes a few hours for the coins to get confirmed, I tried sending some to yobit yesterday, and some to my wallet which is still syncing, so I will see if I ever get any of those coins |
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chrysophylax
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March 17, 2017, 05:38:20 AM |
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.phpat 720confirms - you will be waiting a LONG time for the coins to be usable ... the owner of the pool has made the confirmation time way too high for this coin ... #crysx I found out that it only takes a few hours for the coins to get confirmed, I tried sending some to yobit yesterday, and some to my wallet which is still syncing, so I will see if I ever get any of those coins the confirms should be at ( or less than ) 120confirms ... unless the code specifies another figure ... i dont the ams is that high on the confirm count - so theoretically - at 60second block times you should have your coins within a couple of hours at most ... though this pool is setting 720confirms ( 720 * 60 = 43200 / 24 = 1.8 ) which would make the confirmation time about 1.8days ... thats a a long time to wait for coins that are really supposed to confirm in no more than 2hours at most ... unless my calcs are all wrong of course ... which can happen when tired and too much coffee  ... #crysx |
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March 19, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
Last edit: March 19, 2017, 07:48:41 PM by gurp |
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.phpat 720confirms - you will be waiting a LONG time for the coins to be usable ... the owner of the pool has made the confirmation time way too high for this coin ... #crysx I found out that it only takes a few hours for the coins to get confirmed, I tried sending some to yobit yesterday, and some to my wallet which is still syncing, so I will see if I ever get any of those coins the confirms should be at ( or less than ) 120confirms ... unless the code specifies another figure ... i dont the ams is that high on the confirm count - so theoretically - at 60second block times you should have your coins within a couple of hours at most ... though this pool is setting 720confirms ( 720 * 60 = 43200 / 24 = 1.8 ) which would make the confirmation time about 1.8days ... thats a a long time to wait for coins that are really supposed to confirm in no more than 2hours at most ... unless my calcs are all wrong of course ... which can happen when tired and too much coffee ... #crysx I finally got the wallet synced, the pool does send the proper coins to the wallet, but not to yobit.net, still waiting a few days and nothing. I tried sending some ams to yobit several times, none of them have shown up in my account yet, I even created a second account, nothing. I wish there was another exchange |
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chrysophylax
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March 20, 2017, 11:21:40 AM |
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This might sound stupid, but I found a pool that is still online, and mined the coin for a few hours, and all my coins are unconfirmed, Is that because I was the only miner? I was just testing to see if there any old coins left to mine. There is still network hashrate on some other pool, I have no idea which one, I was using http://ams.pool.tauri.hu/index.phpat 720confirms - you will be waiting a LONG time for the coins to be usable ... the owner of the pool has made the confirmation time way too high for this coin ... #crysx I found out that it only takes a few hours for the coins to get confirmed, I tried sending some to yobit yesterday, and some to my wallet which is still syncing, so I will see if I ever get any of those coins the confirms should be at ( or less than ) 120confirms ... unless the code specifies another figure ... i dont the ams is that high on the confirm count - so theoretically - at 60second block times you should have your coins within a couple of hours at most ... though this pool is setting 720confirms ( 720 * 60 = 43200 / 24 = 1.8 ) which would make the confirmation time about 1.8days ... thats a a long time to wait for coins that are really supposed to confirm in no more than 2hours at most ... unless my calcs are all wrong of course ... which can happen when tired and too much coffee ... #crysx I finally got the wallet synced, the pool does send the proper coins to the wallet, but not to yobit.net, still waiting a few days and nothing. I tried sending some ams to yobit several times, none of them have shown up in my account yet, I even created a second account, nothing. I wish there was another exchange yobit? ... please dont get me started ... :| ... #crysx |
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NLGer
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March 21, 2017, 05:12:17 PM |
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The explorer on http://ams.midnightminer.net/ shows no latest blocks at the moment? It says that the last block was on 13 March, can anyone explain this? Thanks.. |
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TimC
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March 21, 2017, 05:17:43 PM
Last edit: March 21, 2017, 05:31:29 PM by TimC |
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The explorer on http://ams.midnightminer.net/ shows no latest blocks at the moment? It says that the last block was on 13 March, can anyone explain this? Thanks.. I guess you must not see the next lines which shows block created today 927954. It seems that first line is stuck showing a older block 914412. |
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