[ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay]

[coolestcool]

This hardfork is taking forever, could be a way to reach sooner the block #1606950 ??

minerclaim.net server´s remains down 

[HeftyMagi]

staking is still not working for me not enough weight although i send my self few times 100 few times 500 and many times 5000 i also tried to send to another wallet same thing not enough weight :/

staking not fully working for me now either, but I do have the weight - I'm experimenting with changing the time on my wallet computer.

is your block height the same as the block height in the explorer - and did you unlock your wallet for staking?

here is a sample magi.conf file

Code:

# You must set rpcuser and rpcpassword to secure the JSON-RPC api
rpcuser=[put-a-username-of-your-choice-here]
rpcpassword=[put-a-random-password-of-your-choice-here]

# Listen for RPC connections on this TCP port:
rpcport=8232

# server=1 to accept JSON-RPC commands
server=1

# listen=1 to accept connections from outside
listen=1

# RPC connection from localhost allowed
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1

# Add nodes to connect to specific peers
addnode=104.128.225.215
addnode=45.35.251.73

# posii=1 to enable PoS staking; default = 0
posii=1

# Transaction under stake with a value greater than the threshold is being splitted
stakesplitthreshold=500

# Transactions with values less than the threshold will combine into one
stakecombinethreshold=500

thank you, my config is fine posii=1, wallet is on 1605856 block still not enough weight, time on wallet is 2 hours in front real/pc time do you have luck by changing time on your pc. My coins probably got to old bc i wasn't active pos minter how long should i wait after i resend coins to myself?

[buckonz]

Sorry... newbie here... no seriously a REAL newbie.  The incredibly vague instructions on official sites such as 'm-core.org' doesn't help matters.

I have an Odroid XU4, which I'm trying to get the M-Wallet running on. I have downloaded the tar.gz file and extracted that.  Now the instructions simply say "Linux: unpack the files and run the wallet directly."  What doe they mean by this!?

This is where my M-Wallet files are:

odroid@odroid:~$ cd
odroid@odroid:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux  Public      Templates
Documents  Music      Pictures                resize.log  Videos
odroid@odroid:~$ cd m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux$ cd bin
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin$ cd 32
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ ls
magid  m-wallet

I have also downloaded the Block Chain and the instructions for that say "Unzip all the contents under 'm-blockchain' into the .magi or Magi folder."  What Magi folder!?

Any assistance would be appreciated.

PS - I'll be offline for a few hours, while I rest my brain.

[jonathin.r]

Sorry... newbie here... no seriously a REAL newbie.  The incredibly vague instructions on official sites such as 'm-core.org' doesn't help matters.

I have an Odroid XU4, which I'm trying to get the M-Wallet running on. I have downloaded the tar.gz file and extracted that.  Now the instructions simply say "Linux: unpack the files and run the wallet directly."  What doe they mean by this!?

This is where my M-Wallet files are:

odroid@odroid:~$ cd
odroid@odroid:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux  Public      Templates
Documents  Music      Pictures                resize.log  Videos
odroid@odroid:~$ cd m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux$ cd bin
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin$ cd 32
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ ls
magid  m-wallet

I have also downloaded the Block Chain and the instructions for that say "Unzip all the contents under 'm-blockchain' into the .magi or Magi folder."  What Magi folder!?

Any assistance would be appreciated.

PS - I'll be offline for a few hours, while I rest my brain.

You want to extract the blockchain into your /home/user/.magi folder. On Windows, this folder happens to be C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Magi

[Jeremy450]

you can get 500 UCASH Currency by registering an account at their website: http://bit.do/Ukashtoken
you will need to verify your account by verifying email and phone number
this new currency is very legitimate indeed and sure will go to the moon so get your 500 ASAP as this bounnty will end about the 6-7 of January

sounds fishy to me especially when your using your own referral link. Really lack of info on the u.cash website and doesnt say what countries are available, etc.

[trader03]

Hola, Disculpen mi ignorancia amigos, pero que significa REPLANTEAR?

Hi, Excuse my friends ignorance, but what does REPLACEMENT mean?

Volver a poner las cartas sobre la mesa, deshacer un plan y hacerlo nuevamente.... por otro lado REPLACEMENT  es reemplazo, reemplazar, cambiar algo

gracias amigo cool

[drgauravxmg]

Shall we resume mining?
If YES, Yayyyyy!
If NO, When?

Thank You!

[HeftyMagi]

Staking started finally reward in 7 hours

[ibgeek]

Mine has been saying I'm supposed to get a reward in 2 hours, then 6 hours then 1 hour...  But it has never staked anything.   
What the heck am I doing wrong?

[cryptonomicon25]

Sorry... newbie here... no seriously a REAL newbie.  The incredibly vague instructions on official sites such as 'm-core.org' doesn't help matters.

I have an Odroid XU4, which I'm trying to get the M-Wallet running on. I have downloaded the tar.gz file and extracted that.  Now the instructions simply say "Linux: unpack the files and run the wallet directly."  What doe they mean by this!?

This is where my M-Wallet files are:

odroid@odroid:~$ cd
odroid@odroid:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux  Public      Templates
Documents  Music      Pictures                resize.log  Videos
odroid@odroid:~$ cd m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux$ cd bin
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin$ cd 32
odroid@odroid:~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32$ ls
magid  m-wallet

I have also downloaded the Block Chain and the instructions for that say "Unzip all the contents under 'm-blockchain' into the .magi or Magi folder."  What Magi folder!?

Any assistance would be appreciated.

PS - I'll be offline for a few hours, while I rest my brain.

1. Run the m-wallet with ~$ ./m-wallet. This will create a hidden .magi folder in your home directory
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.

[Cpturtle]

can i start mining now? what pools are up?

[HeftyMagi]

can i start mining now? what pools are up?

https://poolinfo.systms.org/

3 pools are running

now four

http://104.207.149.217/index.php?page=dashboard xmgpool is up to

now five http://h2168287.stratoserver.net/MPOS/public/index.php

[ex33s]

Blocks will be orphaned anyway untill fork is complete.

Running pools will show with amount of miners and hashrate of the pool.

You're right sir, thats why I set miners off on all PCs
P.S. For some guy was asking earlier: Ryzen 1700X ~ 5820K (I have both), 120-140 khash/s with e=60...70 (allows CPU to do everything else you need except gaming or rendering while staying warm, not even hot)

just out of interest have you tried overclocking and running it at 100% to see what the max hashrate is?

well, i cant speak for him but i can give you numbers based on my results with a 1600 overclocked, assuming perfect scaling across cores. My 1600 at 3.9 and 3200 memory manages around 150-160 kh/s, or roughly 26.6 kh/s per core, or 13.3 per thread. Assuming good scaling, that puts a 1700 right around 210 kh/sec. I did a more in depth post waay earlier in the thread, if you want to see the whole post, I checked and its from August 1 2017.

wow on 3.9 you menage to push 1600 to 160kh so intels are still worst than amds clock/core wise, i tested 8700k stock is 170kh and @5ghz 200kh
and 7700k is 133kh @5ghz roughly 16.6kh per thread@5ghz. Intels need some minerd optimization.

I've manage to push my i7-8700k @ 5 Ghz to 213 kh/s https://i.imgur.com/EoNSEt3.png

do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%

edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels

Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native

So avx should be enabled in that compile

[joelao95]

I haven't yet compiled wallet for different OS but would like to mention an Update to v1.4.5.2 with min protocol version elevated. This is not mandatory as long as v1.4.5.1 is already running:

https://github.com/magi-project/magi

[HeftyMagi]

Blocks will be orphaned anyway untill fork is complete.

Running pools will show with amount of miners and hashrate of the pool.

You're right sir, thats why I set miners off on all PCs
P.S. For some guy was asking earlier: Ryzen 1700X ~ 5820K (I have both), 120-140 khash/s with e=60...70 (allows CPU to do everything else you need except gaming or rendering while staying warm, not even hot)

just out of interest have you tried overclocking and running it at 100% to see what the max hashrate is?

well, i cant speak for him but i can give you numbers based on my results with a 1600 overclocked, assuming perfect scaling across cores. My 1600 at 3.9 and 3200 memory manages around 150-160 kh/s, or roughly 26.6 kh/s per core, or 13.3 per thread. Assuming good scaling, that puts a 1700 right around 210 kh/sec. I did a more in depth post waay earlier in the thread, if you want to see the whole post, I checked and its from August 1 2017.

wow on 3.9 you menage to push 1600 to 160kh so intels are still worst than amds clock/core wise, i tested 8700k stock is 170kh and @5ghz 200kh
and 7700k is 133kh @5ghz roughly 16.6kh per thread@5ghz. Intels need some minerd optimization.

I've manage to push my i7-8700k @ 5 Ghz to 213 kh/s https://i.imgur.com/EoNSEt3.png

do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%

edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels

Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native

So avx should be enabled in that compile

my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You

[HeftyMagi]

I haven't yet compiled wallet for different OS but would like to mention an Update to v1.4.5.2 with min protocol version elevated. This is not mandatory as long as v1.4.5.1 is already running:

https://github.com/magi-project/magi

Great news Joe, will changing to new wallet restart staking?

[ex33s]

do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%

edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels

Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native

So avx should be enabled in that compile

my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You

noctua is awesome to keep things cool

Running -t10 instead of -t12 gives about the same performance + even if i'm running my system on 5 Ghz, i've set the cpufreq to only use 92% of available on the cpu, giving me these stats running the min
https://i.imgur.com/KeL2fyC.png (I'm solomining for fun so that booo is rejected block due to pow/pos rule)

Running with 90% instead of 92% drops the temp down to ~62-67.

[HeftyMagi]

do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%

edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels

Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native

So avx should be enabled in that compile

my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You

noctua is awesome to keep things cool

Running -t10 instead of -t12 gives about the same performance + even if i'm running my system on 5 Ghz, i've set the cpufreq to only use 92% of available on the cpu, giving me these stats running the min
https://i.imgur.com/KeL2fyC.png (I'm solomining for fun so that booo is rejected block due to pow/pos rule)

Running with 90% instead of 92% drops the temp down to ~62-67.

booo lol yeah t10 push more hash per core but temps are little better, i will delid 8700k i had success with previous intels up to 12-15C. I also mine for fun now switching to lower hash pools as they start to help out and having fun i mined enough few years back when proof of mining was going on and before that when net hash was few mhs.

[buckonz]

1. Run the m-wallet with ~$ ./m-wallet. This will create a hidden .magi folder in your home directory
2. Close the wallet
3. Copy the unzipped contents of m-blockchain into this .magi folder
4. Run ~$ ./m-wallet again. Allow it to sync the blockchain. Once it is synced you can perform transactions and staking with the wallet.

Sorry... what do you mean by "run"?  Do I simply type "./m-wallet" while I'm sitting in the directory structure where the file is (being ~/m-wallet-1.4.5.1-linux/bin/32)?

And assuming I can get it running, how do I then "close" the wallet? If it's a GUI programme, I shouldn't have an issue, but assuming it's command line, what command should I use to close it?

[ex33s]

do you use avx or generic minerd, i oc it to 5.3 now 91C on hottest core others 77-83C with h110 not worth it though and why is load so small from minerd at 20% on 8700k, on older intels i have load 99-100%

edit: low load - -buggy real temp app reading on newer intels

Using a noctua nh-d15 for cooling and running 5Ghz with full load ( -t12 ) gives me ~76 on average in temp.
Miner user is this https://github.com/magi-project/m-cpuminer-v2
and compiled with these flags -O3 -march=native

So avx should be enabled in that compile

my next build noctua definitely less hassle better or same temps than wc aios, i am using spexx version generic one didnt mine magi for long time thank You

noctua is awesome to keep things cool

Running -t10 instead of -t12 gives about the same performance + even if i'm running my system on 5 Ghz, i've set the cpufreq to only use 92% of available on the cpu, giving me these stats running the min
https://i.imgur.com/KeL2fyC.png (I'm solomining for fun so that booo is rejected block due to pow/pos rule)

Running with 90% instead of 92% drops the temp down to ~62-67.

booo lol yeah t10 push more hash per core but temps are little better, i will delid 8700k i had success with previous intels up to 12-15C. I also mine for fun now switching to lower hash pools as they start to help out and having fun i mined enough few years back when proof of mining was going on and before that when net hash was few mhs.

Yup - pushing the cpu to use the full amount of threads isn't anything I recommend. Better to have 1 core free for system and keeping the system a bit cooler.