so no wallet unless you know how to compile one?
crysx is busy - he will get back to us later.
Thanks John I should learn really I should but I cant find a tutorial anywhere that isn't just as confusing as it is confusing.I need a step by step tutorial telling me exactly what to do what im seeing and what to do and when to do it and understand the syntax.I cant find this anywhere. Write blah blah here and put this here and there ok but how the hell do you even bring up blah blah wtf it blah blah see what I mean?
hi mate ...
you make it sound like you 'just compile' and its done ...
no - it doesnt work that way ...
compiling is a very technical term for 'creating' an executable from source code ... in linux - its simple ...
in windows ( and osx from what i understand ) its a major pain in the bum ... and guess what operating system MOST people have?
...
the pain in the bum one ...
in windows - its a VERY complex system to compile a very simple executable ...
in linux - very simple - because it just is ... the issue with linux is the various flavours of linux distributions and the various compilation apps and dependencies that each distribution of linux uses ... one 'can' work another - but usually doesnt ... sometimes a 'static' compile will work with some distributions of linux and not others ... static compilations are self contained compilations that has the dependencies of the app 'inside' the app itself ...
windows - a massively different animal altogether - with SO many complex procedures to compile - that most refuse to try ... im one ... the time frame required to do this ( unless you have a system setup specifically for this - and even then will take time to debug as not all compilations are the same ) is more than i am willing to spend ... so i go to trusted sources who are respected devs in crypto and have been doing windows compilations for some time - for such a task ... right now - the one dev that i go to for this - is not available ...
i can and will be happy to help you with a linux compile - but cannot with windows or osx ...
like greedyjohn pointed out - the previous wallets ( 3.0.1.0 ) will work well - but do NOT have the cwi-seednodes hardcoded into the wallet itself - so finding nodes will require you to edit the droidz.conf file ...
if you do need to edit it ( or create it for that matter ) - all you have to do is add the lines below to start the sync ...
addnode=drz-seed01.chainworksindustries.com
if you want to add more seednodes - that not an issue - as all you have to do is just keep adding the cwi seednodes in succession ... we have taken this project as our own - so the first step was to build the 'base' seednodes for the wallet sync ... all 25 of them - of which 18seednodes are currently fully active ...
so add as many seednodes as you want in the droidz.conf file - right up to 70 if you want ...
addnode=drz-seed01.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed02.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed03.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed04.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed05.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed06.chainworksindustries.com
addnode=drz-seed07.chainworksindustries.com
...
addnode=drz-seed70.chainworksindustries.com
etc ...
the first 7 should be enough - but for those that want - they can add the rest as needed ...
these new wallets have all 70seednodes hardcoded ( 3.0.2.0 ) so you will not need to add anything in the droidz.conf file unless you want to start using the specific parameters for your build ... which will eventually mean masternodes also ...
when time permits - a full update of the op will be done ... but for the time being - please bear with me as i have a LOT of work to finalize before any one here at cwi can start the 'real' work on our projects ...
if there are updates that you want to get outside of this thread - the cwi thread is the best place (
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1563601.0 ) - or cwi irc ( #chainworksindustries ) ...
tanx ...
#crysx
