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[Muzzargh]

This looks bad, any ideas?

philosopherstone-qt: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/recursive_mutex.hpp:113: void boost::recursive_mutex::lock(): Assertion `!pthread_mutex_lock(&m)' failed.
Aborted

 

I think you need to go back to the previous version(s) of Boost library; check the readme.
On Linux you also need to compile with an old SSL library (but the above doesn't seem to relate to that issue).

VladK? Noob_two? Palmdetroit? Any other idea?

The system has been running for about a year with no issue and no updates, this has just popped up.

Something was updated in your system, not the QT/Wallet

Would that happen automatically? It's a Pi running Raspbian and I haven't updated manually.

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[sssorosss]

This looks bad, any ideas?

philosopherstone-qt: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/recursive_mutex.hpp:113: void boost::recursive_mutex::lock(): Assertion `!pthread_mutex_lock(&m)' failed.
Aborted

 

I think you need to go back to the previous version(s) of Boost library; check the readme.
On Linux you also need to compile with an old SSL library (but the above doesn't seem to relate to that issue).

VladK? Noob_two? Palmdetroit? Any other idea?

The system has been running for about a year with no issue and no updates, this has just popped up.

Something was updated in your system, not the QT/Wallet

Would that happen automatically? It's a Pi running Raspbian and I haven't updated manually.

No it shouldn't happens automatically, at least not that I'm aware of. The technical issue is probably above my competencies, but here is how I'd go about it, step by step if previous step didn't fix the situation:

• Kill the process and restart the QT
• Erase the blockchain data and resync. I can provide a link with an old bootstrap, which may at least speed up things if you don't have it
• Remove PHS entirely and re-install. Make sure you use v1.6.6.9b
• Check that your raspberry Pi (or the VE in which you run PHS) uses the right dependencies/libraries: https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/blob/master/doc/build-unix.txt
• Run the PHS executable on a Windows machine or Windows VM

Hope that helps.

[Muzzargh]

This looks bad, any ideas?

philosopherstone-qt: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/recursive_mutex.hpp:113: void boost::recursive_mutex::lock(): Assertion `!pthread_mutex_lock(&m)' failed.
Aborted

 

I think you need to go back to the previous version(s) of Boost library; check the readme.
On Linux you also need to compile with an old SSL library (but the above doesn't seem to relate to that issue).

VladK? Noob_two? Palmdetroit? Any other idea?

The system has been running for about a year with no issue and no updates, this has just popped up.

Something was updated in your system, not the QT/Wallet

Would that happen automatically? It's a Pi running Raspbian and I haven't updated manually.

No it shouldn't happens automatically, at least not that I'm aware of. The technical issue is probably above my competencies, but here is how I'd go about it, step by step if previous step didn't fix the situation:

• Kill the process and restart the QT
• Erase the blockchain data and resync. I can provide a link with an old bootstrap, which may at least speed up things if you don't have it
• Remove PHS entirely and re-install. Make sure you use v1.6.6.9b
• Check that your raspberry Pi (or the VE in which you run PHS) uses the right dependencies/libraries: https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/blob/master/doc/build-unix.txt
• Run the PHS executable on a Windows machine or Windows VM

Hope that helps.

Awesome, thanks for the 'how to', I'll give it a try and see what happens, cheers.

[Muzzargh]

This looks bad, any ideas?

philosopherstone-qt: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/recursive_mutex.hpp:113: void boost::recursive_mutex::lock(): Assertion `!pthread_mutex_lock(&m)' failed.
Aborted

 

I think you need to go back to the previous version(s) of Boost library; check the readme.
On Linux you also need to compile with an old SSL library (but the above doesn't seem to relate to that issue).

VladK? Noob_two? Palmdetroit? Any other idea?

The system has been running for about a year with no issue and no updates, this has just popped up.

Something was updated in your system, not the QT/Wallet

Would that happen automatically? It's a Pi running Raspbian and I haven't updated manually.

No it shouldn't happens automatically, at least not that I'm aware of. The technical issue is probably above my competencies, but here is how I'd go about it, step by step if previous step didn't fix the situation:

• Kill the process and restart the QT
• Erase the blockchain data and resync. I can provide a link with an old bootstrap, which may at least speed up things if you don't have it
• Remove PHS entirely and re-install. Make sure you use v1.6.6.9b
• Check that your raspberry Pi (or the VE in which you run PHS) uses the right dependencies/libraries: https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/blob/master/doc/build-unix.txt
• Run the PHS executable on a Windows machine or Windows VM

Hope that helps.

Awesome, thanks for the 'how to', I'll give it a try and see what happens, cheers.

Step 1 above seems to have fixed it, weird!

Thanks for the help team!!!

[Cryptoneer]

I'm trying to sync the wallet, only getting one connection, wont sync as of now.

Anyone have any connections, nodes?

[sssorosss]

I'm trying to sync the wallet, only getting one connection, wont sync as of now.

Anyone have any connections, nodes?

Hi Cryptoneer,
It seems we have lost a few connections in the last day. Could you guys please keep staking?

Here are connections that will work now:

63.142.251.194
185.156.175.134
70.93.174.250
81.56.132.106
82.33.200.180

[Muzzargh]

I'm trying to sync the wallet, only getting one connection, wont sync as of now.

Anyone have any connections, nodes?

Mine's up 99% of the time - 165.84.13.207

[Muzzargh]

Actually that reminds me  . . . . I have a Pi running 24/7 and my PC goes for a few hours a day, is it an issue that I have 2 devices on the same public IP address?

[sssorosss]

Actually that reminds me  . . . . I have a Pi running 24/7 and my PC goes for a few hours a day, is it an issue that I have 2 devices on the same public IP address?

Could be, as I was unable to see your IP even though I was connected for a while. I've had to add your address manually.

[Cryptoneer]

I'm trying to sync the wallet, only getting one connection, wont sync as of now.

Anyone have any connections, nodes?

Hi Cryptoneer,
It seems we have lost a few connections in the last day. Could you guys please keep staking?

Here are connections that will work now:

63.142.251.194
185.156.175.134
70.93.174.250
81.56.132.106
82.33.200.180

Some of those works, thanks, I also see this one "addr" : "87.182.113.186:16281", but the wallet only syncs 1000 blocks more, each time I shut it down and reopen it. So I need to do that like 100-200 times more for full sync.  

[sssorosss]

I'm trying to sync the wallet, only getting one connection, wont sync as of now.

Anyone have any connections, nodes?

Hi Cryptoneer,
It seems we have lost a few connections in the last day. Could you guys please keep staking?

Here are connections that will work now:

63.142.251.194
185.156.175.134
70.93.174.250
81.56.132.106
82.33.200.180

Some of those works, thanks, I also see this one "addr" : "87.182.113.186:16281", but the wallet only syncs 1000 blocks more, each time I shut it down and reopen it. So I need to do that like 100-200 times more for full sync.  

This is not normal. You should try to resync from scratch...

Backup your wallet and remove all data in the .Philosopherstone (Linux/Mac) or c:/user/yourname/AppData/Roaming/Philosopherstone (Windows)

You can use the bootstrap here to speed things up: we.tl/t-y0JVO8XRwg
Rename the file to bootstrap.dat and put it in the same folder as the Philosopherstone executable.
Launch the executable and let it sync, it will first process the bootstrap locally, then download the rest from peers.

Happy staking

[Cryptoneer]

Some of those works, thanks, I also see this one "addr" : "87.182.113.186:16281", but the wallet only syncs 1000 blocks more, each time I shut it down and reopen it. So I need to do that like 100-200 times more for full sync.  

This is not normal. You should try to resync from scratch...

Backup your wallet and remove all data in the .Philosopherstone (Linux/Mac) or c:/user/yourname/AppData/Roaming/Philosopherstone (Windows)

You can use the bootstrap here to speed things up: we.tl/t-y0JVO8XRwg
Rename the file to bootstrap.dat and put it in the same folder as the Philosopherstone executable.
Launch the executable and let it sync, it will first process the bootstrap locally, then download the rest from peers.

Happy staking

Thanks, but I know all that, been doing this since 2011. I left it overnite (sensation?) and it's synced now. Also have another node:

addnode=87.161.28.33

If it wont sync next time, I guess I have to do the hours long re-sync. We'll see.

[Cryptoneer]

I staked quite a bit there, should have opened it earlier, think I reached a cap.

[Muzzargh]

Actually that reminds me  . . . . I have a Pi running 24/7 and my PC goes for a few hours a day, is it an issue that I have 2 devices on the same public IP address?

Could be, as I was unable to see your IP even though I was connected for a while. I've had to add your address manually.

It appears that my IP address changes on a daily basis.

[Noob_two]

Is anyone running still running a FULL WALLET?

Well my FULL WALLET running on a Raspberry Pi 3 with only 1GB RAM is currently offline because 1GB RAM is not enough for running a FULL WALLET anymore.
Therefore I bought a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB RAM and changed the PHS-wallet source code for running on 64bit.
BUT now, my new Raspberry Pi 4 64bit wallet cannot connect anyone :-(
  
According to my "debug.log" my last connection was about one week ago.

If there are still any PHS fans out-there I could launch an official new RPi 4 64bit 1.7.0.0 wallet version, soon.

[Cryptoneer]

Some of us are still here, but some altcoins have kinda died out. 

[sssorosss]

PHS is a gem, it's basic but it works!

I would personally love to have an updated Raspberry Pi build  - I have 2 of these that could be spin on PHS.
The models are 2B/3, but i struggled so far because of the OpenSSL standard library. Perhaps a new build will fix that

[sssorosss]

Some of us are still here, but some altcoins have kinda died out. 

It's true, but many of the coins that died were 100% full of shit. PHS had a fair POW/POS launch in 2013, this alone sets the project apart!
And then it's just running non-stop since then

[Cryptoneer]

Is it still on any exchanges? I haven't checked this stone for a while. 

[dexterw1n]

Is it still on any exchanges? I haven't checked this stone for a while. 

The only one that I know of is Freiexchange, https://freiexchange.com/market/PHS/BTC