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

[jediwashuu]

I have been with magi for over a year, I can probably wait longer!
I am just looking to run the wallet so I can have a node going on my Pine64.  Its small, and low power, so it could be really good for that.
I tried making it myself with the git repository files, but I ended up getting an unknown switch error (i think it was -msse2, or something like that)

Has anyone tried running this on a Pine64?  I have one with ROKOS v7 on it, and have successfully got it to attach to a NAS for a bitcoin node, and now i would like to do the same for a magicoin node.  When i download the wallet from the website, it does not actually seem to open for me.  Suggestions to make it open?

I guess there isn't well established process of running magi on Pine64. I recommend either compiling the daemon from source, or if you could stick to magi that far, I'll get this issue sorted out in the near future.

[starmman]

I have been with magi for over a year, I can probably wait longer!
I am just looking to run the wallet so I can have a node going on my Pine64.  Its small, and low power, so it could be really good for that.
I tried making it myself with the git repository files, but I ended up getting an unknown switch error (i think it was -msse2, or something like that)

I'm planning at some point to make a pi build - not sure if that will help with a Pine64 or not.

Magi price is looking very nice today

[BitcoinNational]

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XMG ... stop bye, say "hello planet!"

you all need a rep

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1718048

[My9bot]

I have been with magi for over a year, I can probably wait longer!
I am just looking to run the wallet so I can have a node going on my Pine64.  Its small, and low power, so it could be really good for that.
I tried making it myself with the git repository files, but I ended up getting an unknown switch error (i think it was -msse2, or something like that)

I'm planning at some point to make a pi build - not sure if that will help with a Pine64 or not.

Magi price is looking very nice today

Build your MagiCoin XMG Wallet
tested at pi2

Code:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

sudo apt-get install -y gcc-4.9 g++-4.9
sudo apt-get install -y libgmp-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev git

sudo apt-get install -y libdb5.3-dev libdb5.3++-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libboost-all-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libqrencode-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libminiupnpc-dev libminiupnpc

for v1.3.0-RC :

Code:

BRANCH="1.3.0rc"
mkdir $BRANCH
cd $BRANCH
git init
git remote add -t $BRANCH -f origin https://github.com/magi-project/magi.git
git checkout $BRANCH

cd src/

Now edit your makefile.unix
goto line 108 :

Code:

ifeq ($(xCPUARCH),armv7l)

and replace it with :

Code:

ifeq ($(xCPUARCH),armv7l)
xCXXFLAGS+=-Ofast -mcpu=cortex-a7 -mfpu=neon-vfpv4 -mfloat-abi=hard

now build magid with :

Code:

make -f makefile.unix xCPUARCH=armv7l

[eule]

FYI around 20k XMG were lost when my hard drive crashed. Make backups!

edit: Or was it 2k? Not sure anymore, which is the worst... 

[111magic]

FYI around 20k XMG were lost when my hard drive crashed. Make backups!

edit: Or was it 2k? Not sure anymore, which is the worst... 

Wow. I'am very sorry to hear that. Indeed its very important to make backups.

[eule]

Shit happens, lesson learnt. 

[111magic]

Shit happens, lesson learnt. 

Yes thats right. I learnt the lessons with keeping the coins on exchanges like Cryptsy. 

[starmman]

...Pi BUILD INSTRUCTIONS SNIPPED...

Thank you very much for that My9bot - I've bookmarked this page for when I get around to the build =)

[jediwashuu]

Thanks my9bot!  does that create the miner daemon, or the wallet?  I am looking to just have the wallet

I have been with magi for over a year, I can probably wait longer!
I am just looking to run the wallet so I can have a node going on my Pine64.  Its small, and low power, so it could be really good for that.
I tried making it myself with the git repository files, but I ended up getting an unknown switch error (i think it was -msse2, or something like that)

I'm planning at some point to make a pi build - not sure if that will help with a Pine64 or not.

Magi price is looking very nice today

Build your MagiCoin XMG Wallet
tested at pi2

Code:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

sudo apt-get install -y gcc-4.9 g++-4.9
sudo apt-get install -y libgmp-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev git

sudo apt-get install -y libdb5.3-dev libdb5.3++-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libboost-all-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libqrencode-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libminiupnpc-dev libminiupnpc

for v1.3.0-RC :

Code:

BRANCH="1.3.0rc"
mkdir $BRANCH
cd $BRANCH
git init
git remote add -t $BRANCH -f origin https://github.com/magi-project/magi.git
git checkout $BRANCH

cd src/

Now edit your makefile.unix
goto line 108 :

Code:

ifeq ($(xCPUARCH),armv7l)

and replace it with :

Code:

ifeq ($(xCPUARCH),armv7l)
xCXXFLAGS+=-Ofast -mcpu=cortex-a7 -mfpu=neon-vfpv4 -mfloat-abi=hard

now build magid with :

Code:

make -f makefile.unix xCPUARCH=armv7l

[jediwashuu]

ok, i ran that code trying it for the Pine64.  I still got the -msse2 error, so i commented that line out.  the project built (it did take a while, it was running before i posted the last comment).

My problem is that nothing happens when i try to run the magid executable.  no error, the program does seem to open, its not listed in task manager, etc.  oh well.  i may have to wait for the "official" pine64/arm build

[joelao95]

ok, i ran that code trying it for the Pine64.  I still got the -msse2 error, so i commented that line out.  the project built (it did take a while, it was running before i posted the last comment).

My problem is that nothing happens when i try to run the magid executable.  no error, the program does seem to open, its not listed in task manager, etc.  oh well.  i may have to wait for the "official" pine64/arm build

Yeah, guess so. I'll get one and try to sort out a binary (and Pi too) as you're badly looking forward to it. 

[joelao95]

The logo looks simple, yet gives a cleaner image of Coin Magi itself. I like it due to the simplicity of the same, while at the same time delivering a colorful appearance, that it is sort of eye catching.

If I were to vote for a new logo for Coin Magi, that would be the blue one. I kinda of miss the II symbol which appeared on the original logo, which helped reflect Coin Magi's unique PoS II, but even still, it looks nice.

Nevertheless, I'm looking forward for the new release of the Magi wallet, as well as more exciting stuff like the logo, to help increase Coin Magi's popularity and value. 

Thanks for the feedback; I'll see how it looks like by squeezing in a II.

[joelao95]

U guys have slack.

I've searched and found the following link setup by lionheart78  

https://coinmagi.slack.com/

Not sure how to join - is it invite only?

Yes, this is the slack for magi. I'll get it into the OP.

111magic, I guess you're the manager, would we need invitation to join? Any guide will be great.

[joelao95]

Who can make a good roadmap? Joe?

I can help here if needed - but will need to know the main points - is there anything like a slack group for Magi, so these topics can be discussed in real-time? I can help set one up if you guys agree we need one.

Bear with me..

[111magic]

U guys have slack.

I've searched and found the following link setup by lionheart78  

https://coinmagi.slack.com/

Not sure how to join - is it invite only?

Yes, this is the slack for magi. I'll get it into the OP.

111magic, I guess you're the manager, would we need invitation to join? Any guide will be great.

I will look into that and post the info here.

[eule]

ok, i ran that code trying it for the Pine64.  I still got the -msse2 error, so i commented that line out.  the project built (it did take a while, it was running before i posted the last comment).

My problem is that nothing happens when i try to run the magid executable.  no error, the program does seem to open, its not listed in task manager, etc.  oh well.  i may have to wait for the "official" pine64/arm build

You need to tell it to start... 

IIRC it should be

Code:

./magid start

[jediwashuu]

slowly i think i get closer...  linux is not my area 
running the start command as listed gives me an error to set the rpcpassword in the magi.conf file.  that file did not exist where it said, so i created it and set that field.  now i get "couldn't connect to server".  i did some digging, and turned up a magi.conf file with additional settings
rpcport=8232
server=1
listen=1

rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=rpcpass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=104.128.225.215
addnode=104.131.42.100

but that did not fix my couldnt connect error.

again, slowly but surely...

ok, i ran that code trying it for the Pine64.  I still got the -msse2 error, so i commented that line out.  the project built (it did take a while, it was running before i posted the last comment).

My problem is that nothing happens when i try to run the magid executable.  no error, the program does seem to open, its not listed in task manager, etc.  oh well.  i may have to wait for the "official" pine64/arm build

You need to tell it to start... 

IIRC it should be

Code:

./magid start

[starmman]

The logo looks simple, yet gives a cleaner image of Coin Magi itself. I like it due to the simplicity of the same, while at the same time delivering a colorful appearance, that it is sort of eye catching.

If I were to vote for a new logo for Coin Magi, that would be the blue one. I kinda of miss the II symbol which appeared on the original logo, which helped reflect Coin Magi's unique PoS II, but even still, it looks nice.

Nevertheless, I'm looking forward for the new release of the Magi wallet, as well as more exciting stuff like the logo, to help increase Coin Magi's popularity and value. 

Thanks for the feedback; I'll see how it looks like by squeezing in a II.

It'll be good to see a II in there (but also fine without one) =)

Thanks for all your hard work Joe =)

[eule]

slowly i think i get closer...  linux is not my area  
running the start command as listed gives me an error to set the rpcpassword in the magi.conf file.  that file did not exist where it said, so i created it and set that field.  now i get "couldn't connect to server".  i did some digging, and turned up a magi.conf file with additional settings
rpcport=8232
server=1
listen=1

rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=rpcpass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=104.128.225.215
addnode=104.131.42.100

but that did not fix my couldnt connect error.

again, slowly but surely...

What exact error? Let it run for a while, it should find some nodes after a minute or two.

You can also add some nodes from here: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/#!network