@Fireduck when private key export functionality sir?
... and also import functionality
@Lev Can do, but I am curious about the use case
also, open an issue on github
it is a little funky with the multisig stuff
so if it is by address that export could be a number of keys
same with the import
how about an export and import entire wallet function?
where the import merges with existing wallet, so it can be used to import whatever you want
@Lev, done
import and export works
it is part of the master branch and will be in the next release
network hash rate is increasing. when snowfield 8?
avg difficulty 41
nearly 40 now
network hashrate will need to be 3.6gh to hit field 41
it'll need to surpass 3.6 for a while to drag the average up to 41
i for one welcome field 9
that'll be a watershed
but with arktika maybe not
yeah, I was conflicted making that.
With arktika I am extending the life of memory mining
but it wasn't that hard, if I didn't do it openly someone else would have privately
exactly
but the total cost is still about the total cost of ram
yeah
that's the most expensive resource on the cloud, and dividing it across many instances might actually be beneficial anyway
depending on resourcing constraints
on google and amazon anyways, at current sizes it doesn't seem to make sense to split it
but on my home network, running that old ddr2 ram server and having everything else with a cpu work using it is going well
I get 11kh/s from a raspberry pi 3
@Fireduck use case for pk export is holding my snow safely
This way I can at least put it in an encrypted file or password manager or something
yeah, if you can't see plain text you probably just have corrupted cat pictures
wait, what. pk export is plain text though right?
yeah
it creates a json file
@Lev I share your distrust of binary formats that can't be inspected
i dont really get it. can you post the config file that involves the rasp3? @Fireduck
it is using arktika rpc to read PoW data over the network
it has a local copy as well, that it needs to build the actual shares when it finds a good enough solution
i have lots of odroids. i will try with them.
interesting
I'll probably move the files to nfs, since they are only needed a little every few minutes that should be fine
@fydel if you have machines to memory mine (at least as a group) it might help
if the source machines are using ssd/nvme they are probably already maxing out IO
yes. i have ten odroids.
okay. wont be profitable anyway but it sounds like fun.
how much ram does each have?
2 GB
so not enough to host the entire field :wink:
I ordered one of these last night: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/fireduck/saved/m3ycYJ
hehe
it should help me max out my memory node
I just don't have enough compute in my house to max it out
@fydel can I give you a config to run on one of your odroids? I want to see how much it can do.
i am on it.
If you don't have the chunk files for snowblossom.7 you'll have to run the most recent code
want me to send you the deploy jar?
i have the chunk files. thanks.
layer_count=1 layer_0_type=fake layer_0_range=0,127 layer_0_threads=10
this way we get a just cpu number for the system
so on my pi3 I get 18kh/s with fake, but only about 12kh/s over network
since there is some overhead
but it gets an idea of what a cpu can do
i am still trying to compile bazel.
compile bazel or compile with bazel?
I didn't manage to compile anything on the pi itself
compiling bazel
bold
life is easier to build the deploy jar on a regular machine and then copy it over to the arm
:slightly_smiling_face:
sometimes life can't be easy
hmm. "No sources seem to have the deck files."
git pull
INFORMATION: 1-min: 34,074K/s, 5-min: 8,449K/s, hour: 704,066/s
INFORMATION: 1-min: 36,603K/s, 5-min: 36,583K/s, hour: 3,347K/s
Awesome
INFO: 1-min: 12.867K/s, 5-min: 4.458K/s, hour: 371.507/s
also 12kh/s over the network.
fun
@Fireduck seems you went with a bronze certified PSU after all
but sure, quarter price and not really pushing it
Yeah
for this build I wanted to go as cheap as possible while still having a solid psu
and full modular because all I need is the 24pin + 4pin. No drives or video card.
with no case, one clears up clutter where one can
why named snowblossom? is there some story?
Not really
Development code name and decided to just stick with it
:slightly_smiling_face: