I've got ipv4 and ipv6 nodes.

Like a proper node

@Fireduck my home node is now reliable. That VM doesn't rely on the currently thrashing zfs storage. (it's still being fixed)

*https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/compare/858cd5014418...81d42fd40b75* https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/commit/81d42fd40b75d6b1a11e220d47b60f5e74c5b758 - Allow more time for initial connect.\nfixes #159

[snowblossomcoin/snowblossom] Issue closed by fireduck64

arktika is a mining program?

Yes, a more complex/tuneable one.

Thanks, im learning snowblossom

The manual is not very complete, isn't?

You can get quite far by reading the wiki, but information is a bit scattered/outdated.

where can i find informarmation in date

?

In the source code :upside_down_face:

Most of the wiki content is current/accurate, don't worry

@Fireduck https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/issues/48 Shouldn't this be closed now that `hdwallet` is in master? So we can do deterministic wallets bip39 style from a seed and HD derivation like other things for EC keys. That is no problem. It would be nice to do it for non-EC keys as well, but the part with the xpub deriving addresses without the need of the private key is EC-only magic. But we don't really need that, we could do derivable non-EC keys with using the seed to feed into a deterministic PRNG and then have that used as the SecureRandom to generate other types of keys. There are problems that probably make this a bad idea: • If the key generation does any sort of floating point or per-platform/environment optimization it could generate different addresses on different machines/platforms/environments. • If the key generation algorithm changes in any ways, we will almost certainly generate different keys. This isn't the sort of thing we can screw around on. Probably a bad idea.

[snowblossomcoin/snowblossom] Issue closed by fireduck64

@matrixm for Arktika, the examples are ok.

I'd take a look at those

also, this page: https://wiki.snowblossom.org/index.php/Mining/Tuning

i'll check