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July 26, 2014, 09:20:34 PM |
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Ok, first POS blocks, keep your fingers crossed...
No, still not Ok, not forking but rejecting blocks.
I got 1 rejected 3 accepted.. Can you please post debug. upped sent you the link.. Actually nothing gets accepted on the right chain. |
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HR
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July 26, 2014, 09:26:19 PM |
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I managed to get the new 1.0.1.0 wallet by clicking the link in the OP.
However, despite having connections to the network and a spinning "sync wheel", My blockchain seem to be stuck 7 hours in the past.
Could this be an issue caused by connecting to nodes running the old wallet, and if so could you provide nodes that are using the new wallet/fork so I can update my conf file?
Try to restart the wallet or delete the blockchain database (%appdata%/AidBit - be careful you don't delete wallet.dat). Worked for me. Everything confirmed up to a little over 12 hours ago. Waiting . . . Should we expect to lose coins that were possibly mined on an old/bad fork? Add: thought it had worked - showed as having finished the sync - now "downloading 12172 of 12824 . . . last block received 32 seconds ago" - "647 block remaining" Weird! If your on Linux Wallet, please check: ./aidbitd getblockhash 12138 0000000011e73e1aa8c10e14b5d7bb8b48b0994a07a3a92bd694671c395560ec Using the windows 1.0.1.0 wallet, but that "weirdness" has cleared up now. no it hasn't - just came back - now it's "downloading 12203 of 12823 ... with 620 blocks remaining". Looking at the block explorer, the 12203 looks good as the last block . . . where the 12823 is coming from and the 620 block remaining, I don't know. I am running as a server and solo mining, if that matters. BTW, all of my rewards with exclamation marks were mined on maya.aidbit.net - 23 payouts from 10:34 PM 07/25/2014 to 4:59 07/26/2014 UTC/GMT. Are you sure you have the latest version? ./getblockhash 12203 0000000003d954fd87fdd01f74b9e09681a8f188d83911dff49be9ce56e178d2 15:20:02 getblockhash 12203 15:20:02 0000000003d954fd87fdd01f74b9e09681a8f188d83911dff49be9ce56e178d2 15:21:03 getblockhash 12206 15:21:03 0000000000851198689ffa8aa55cf8596d4cc6611c81bfb597ee8b4119dee698 You're OK, don't worry. If it still won't sync, just delete the blockchain and reload. Thanks. I'm on the miner now. Snooping around. Guess what? The block explorer is now reporting different values for those blocks we had double checked before. http://columbus.aidbit.net/chain/AidBit Add: anything you'd like to see before I shut down? |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 09:28:11 PM |
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Can you please close your wallets for couple of mins.
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Beezy_Z
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July 26, 2014, 09:35:13 PM |
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Hi Aidbit,
I really like your Coin and the idea behind it.
Only thing that concerns me is that the POW Mining Phase is already over after just few days
and you didnt manged to get on an exchange during this time, so i think Aidbit isnt disturbed very well.
I mean how am i supposed to get some Aidbits?
I think another POW Phase (like Silkcoin did) would make the distribution much more fair.
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 09:36:44 PM |
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Hi Aidbit,
I really like your Coin and the idea behind it.
Only thing that concerns me is that the POW Mining Phase is already over after just few days
and you didnt manged to get on an exchange during this time, so i think Aidbit isnt disturbed very well.
I mean how am i supposed to get some Aidbits?
I think another POW Phase (like Silkcoin did) would make the distribution much more fair.
POW Phase isn't over, we're just having some difficulties. Please keep in touch. |
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July 26, 2014, 09:46:41 PM |
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Are this probs will take to long to fix  If this continue it will die before born  All this time lost mining something that doesnt go any where. |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 09:48:04 PM |
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Are this probs will take to long to fix If this continue it will die before born All this time lost mining something that doesnt go any where. We're working as fast we can. |
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mig6r
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July 26, 2014, 09:53:08 PM |
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Are this probs will take to long to fix If this continue it will die before born All this time lost mining something that doesnt go any where. Instead of complaining you better encourage dev. He works hard and I do not think he takes pleasure debugger code. All a bit innovative crypto encounter diffculties, and in these cases the community must support its dev! |
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ProGamer
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July 26, 2014, 09:56:55 PM |
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The AidBit wallet mining feature is amazing and makes mining extremely accessible. Do you guys plan to let us mine other coins with the easy to use mining feature the wallet has?
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July 26, 2014, 10:32:37 PM
Last edit: July 26, 2014, 10:47:22 PM by HR |
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Reopened my wallet a few minutes ago, junked everything except for wallat.dat, and got a complete sync done. Wallet reporting block 12574, but block explorer is still on 12564. My wallet's on the same chain as the block explorer up to 12564. 12564 was first POW after 7 straight POS (according to the block explorer). Add: browser refresh issue - block explorer keeping up now mixing POW with POS. Add2: 12592 and block hashes match. Rolling right along. Purdy sight to behold.  Add3: diff rising and we just got another POS!!! Sorry, that was wrong. Add4: there we go, POS on Block #12615. Looking good. Expecting to see 2 GH/s net hash again tomorrow morning (it's late night over here). See you all then. |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 10:45:14 PM |
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Reopened my wallet a few minutes ago, junked everything except for wallat.dat, and got a complete sync done. Wallet reporting block 12574, but block explorer is still on 12564. My wallet's on the same chain as the block explorer up to 12564. 12564 was first POW after 7 straight POS (according to the block explorer). Add: browser refresh issue - block explorer keeping up now mixing POW with POS. Add2: 12592 and block hashes match. Rolling right along. Purdy sight to behold. Add3: diff rising and we just got another POS!!! Looking good, please try the new beta: www.aidbit.net/bin/AidBit-Setup-v1.0.1.0b2.exe |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 10:46:58 PM |
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Reopened my wallet a few minutes ago, junked everything except for wallat.dat, and got a complete sync done. Wallet reporting block 12574, but block explorer is still on 12564. My wallet's on the same chain as the block explorer up to 12564. 12564 was first POW after 7 straight POS (according to the block explorer). Add: browser refresh issue - block explorer keeping up now mixing POW with POS. Add2: 12592 and block hashes match. Rolling right along. Purdy sight to behold. Add3: diff rising and we just got another POS!!! Looking good, please try the new beta: www.aidbit.net/bin/AidBit-Setup-v1.0.1.0b2.exeWe went pass another POS, great! |
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July 26, 2014, 10:53:21 PM |
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We went pass another POS, great! Looking good. BTW, what should the block generation look like for POS? |
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July 26, 2014, 10:59:22 PM |
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As for scheduling? One target POS every 10 minutes, for example? Or is it more dynamic? |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 11:01:50 PM |
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As for scheduling? One POS every 10 minutes, for example? Or is it more dynamic? Actually it uses the same target spacing as POW but can extend the POW target spacing x3 in cases of many concurrent blocks. |
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July 26, 2014, 11:03:54 PM |
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As for scheduling? One POS every 10 minutes, for example? Or is it more dynamic? Actually it uses the same target spacing as POW but can extend the POW target spacing x3 in cases of many concurrent blocks. Looking sweet. See ya tomorrow! |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 11:04:49 PM |
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As for scheduling? One POS every 10 minutes, for example? Or is it more dynamic? Actually it uses the same target spacing as POW but can extend the POW target spacing x3 in cases of many concurrent blocks. Looking sweet. See ya tomorrow! Good night, thank you so much for your help! |
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July 26, 2014, 11:17:24 PM |
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Can you fix the link to new wallet please.
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AidBit (OP)
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July 26, 2014, 11:18:12 PM |
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Can you fix the link to new wallet please.
I am on it... |
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