New Ixcoin fork -> I0coin

[kjlimo]

For anyone still using i0coin, the block where the subsidy halves has been reached again. It's now 12 i0coins/block.

Time to go buy some I0coins before they are all mined up!

[Kumala]

The memory consumption of the I0C wallet has reached 1.2GB on my system. The memory needs for these wallets needs to be fixed. Anyone working on it? Don't expect the BTC community to fix it anytime soon, their wallet is less than 400GB at the moment.

[doublec]

The memory consumption of the I0C wallet has reached 1.2GB on my system. The memory needs for these wallets needs to be fixed. Anyone working on it? Don't expect the BTC community to fix it anytime soon, their wallet is less than 400GB at the moment.

I'm not aware of anyone working on it for any of the alt chains.

[dree12]

The memory consumption of the I0C wallet has reached 1.2GB on my system. The memory needs for these wallets needs to be fixed. Anyone working on it? Don't expect the BTC community to fix it anytime soon, their wallet is less than 400GB at the moment.

I'm not aware of anyone working on it for any of the alt chains.

AFAIK the I0C wallet remains smaller than 400 GB, and does not need to be fixed yet. Due to the lower volume of transactions, I expect the size to remain manageable for many years yet.

[Aseras]

D-Day is approaching. the old iocoin client is floundering and the qt build crashes constantly.

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I just commited the patch to enable BIP16 & BIP30 on Mon, 01 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMT, that is a plenty of time to make sure that all the miners and clients upgrade to the new client & daemon before the changes on the protocol get implemented.
Also, here is a compiled windows executable of the latest i0coin client:

http://kr105.com/i0release.rar
MD5: b6e857ce844e3a9634e2cdb3d8789b6c
SHA256: be7392209ed3bb00b8deabaf8394b83e79201ce2bce52be6d31d8044f6fa2996

Source: https://github.com/kR105/i0coin/

Have fun!
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[smoothie]

I0Coin.......REST IN PEACE.

[markm]

Quick, send me all your I0coins before they rot and infect your machine with gangrenous siloconitis.

-MarkM-

[smoothie]

Quick, send me all your I0coins before they rot and infect your machine with gangrenous siloconitis.

-MarkM-

Here I am sending you all of my zero I0coins. 

[Kumala]

D-Day is approaching. the old iocoin client is floundering and the qt build crashes constantly.

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I just commited the patch to enable BIP16 & BIP30 on Mon, 01 Oct 2012 00:00:00 GMT, that is a plenty of time to make sure that all the miners and clients upgrade to the new client & daemon before the changes on the protocol get implemented.
Also, here is a compiled windows executable of the latest i0coin client:

http://kr105.com/i0release.rar
MD5: b6e857ce844e3a9634e2cdb3d8789b6c
SHA256: be7392209ed3bb00b8deabaf8394b83e79201ce2bce52be6d31d8044f6fa2996

Source: https://github.com/kR105/i0coin/

Have fun!
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Is this a mandatory upgrade, i.e. if users don't follow then they will be unable to send or receive coins?

[Kumala]

Compilation throws following error:

obj/db.o: In function `Unserialize<CDataStream>':
/root/i0coin/2012-09-29/src/main.h:1230: undefined reference to `int ReadWriteAuxPow<CDataStream>(CDataStream&, boost::shared_ptr<CAuxPow>&, int, int, CSerActionUnserialize)'
obj/db.o: In function `Serialize<CDataStream>':
/root/i0coin/2012-09-29/src/main.h:1230: undefined reference to `int ReadWriteAuxPow<CDataStream>(CDataStream&, boost::shared_ptr<CAuxPow> const&, int, int, CSerActionSerialize)'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [i0coind] Error 1

So what now?

[Kumala]

Which one is now the official client? The one on http://i0coin.bitparking.com/ or the one at https://github.com/kR105/i0coin/ ? 

[doublec]

Which one is now the official client? The one on http://i0coin.bitparking.com/ or the one at https://github.com/kR105/i0coin/ ? 

My pool is using the one on http://i0coin.bitparking.com/. I've been unable to get the kR105 one to work consistently. It slowly disconnects all the peers over time. I assume this has something to do with the DoS code - it doesn't seem to like existing peers. I had the same problem trying to port i0coin to a recent bitcoin as well so I don't think it's a bug with the kR105 code specifically.

[zeboo]

Which one is now the official client? The one on http://i0coin.bitparking.com/ or the one at https://github.com/kR105/i0coin/ ? 

My pool is using the one on http://i0coin.bitparking.com/. I've been unable to get the kR105 one to work consistently. It slowly disconnects all the peers over time. I assume this has something to do with the DoS code - it doesn't seem to like existing peers. I had the same problem trying to port i0coin to a recent bitcoin as well so I don't think it's a bug with the kR105 code specifically.

I've had the same problem with disconnects using i0coin v32509.  I'm guessing the problem could be that i0coin has only a few nodes at this time and doesn't have a list of seed nodes or a fallback node list.  Try using -addnode or -connect.  Longer term we need a list of reliable nodes stored in the client (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Fallback_Nodes).

[pyra-proxy]

Is anyone even taking responsibility for the software at this time?  If so, they probably need to come in dust off the edges around this system or it's likely it will see the same fate as GG, TBX and FBX.... :-(

I recommended this for the DVC people too but perhaps this could be a saving grace here as well, which is to implement a ledger based system to enable efficient block chain pruning etc. all while preserving the system's merge mine and current feature set.

[btcwalker]

Are any exchanges still exist for this currency?

[markm]

Are any exchanges still exist for this currency?

They still exist on the Digitalis Open Transactions server: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=53329.0

-MarkM-

[muqali]

I've got a boatload from where I was merged mining on bitparking, I suppose I'll swap 'em up and out.

[rav3n_pl]

I've got a boatload from where I was merged mining on bitparking, I suppose I'll swap 'em up and out.

Is i0coin dead? I stared merged mining on my p2pool node ad get a few of them, but seems like it is impossible to exchange i0coin to BTC anywhere.

[pyra-proxy]

I've got a boatload from where I was merged mining on bitparking, I suppose I'll swap 'em up and out.

Is i0coin dead? I stared merged mining on my p2pool node ad get a few of them, but seems like it is impossible to exchange i0coin to BTC anywhere.

Sort of... if you want to set up and use the open transactions server and setup the various altcurrency clients to interface with it then there is this option:

Are any exchanges still exist for this currency?

They still exist on the Digitalis Open Transactions server: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=53329.0

-MarkM-

[markm]

There is always over the counter, too.

How many I0coin would you offer for an Ixcoin, or vice versa? Or for a Terracoin? How about some GRouPcoin? DeVCoin, maybe? You can exchange Ixcoin and DeVCoin to bitcoin at Vircurex still...

-MarkM-