this is just for the merkle proofs, correct?
@mjay mostly.
1) need to load chunks into memory for memory fields from somewhere
2) yeah, the merkle proofs
Could in theory do the merkle proofs over the network, but it is a ton of reads
which is fine, except from a filesystem the kernel does a really great job of guessing that you want the next block and making it quick
I could make that work well over the network, but I'd have to rewrite some tricky bits of code
which is certainly doable, just haven't done it yet
in the mean time, having to do NFS or the like seems like a reasonable compromise
We might add this to the pools - doing merkle proofs. Not for all, but as a feature if the pool has enough ssd space
sure, the workers could submit smaller work units (byte wise) with less work
might be silly because the miners need that data to do the PoW anyways
but I'm all for pools supporting different things as value adds
I´ll give it a shot
My java skills are a bit rusty, won´t hurt to freshen it up
awesome
hello
I have started to try and understand this project and would like to know basic information to operate the node, wallet, and miner
Ok
the wiki is a good start, let me know if you have specific questions
blockchains are hard to design
not really, there are a few tricky bits
but most of it is just applying fundamentals
Any mining tips?
Well I didn't see the Arktika wiki
It is under mining tuning
How many shares should I expect a day? I downloaded the llama 7 torrent to the snow folder and configured the miner
that depends on the current network difficulty and your hashrate
also, why are you specifically interested in share counts?
One Share is about 4 Million hashes, thats next to nothing in actual coins
I was interested in share counts because none are being submitted
just using an i9 7940
What hash rate?
well it looks like my hashrate is 0
go through the early log output with a thick comb to see if there's anything obviously wrong, otherwise only look at the stabilized 1h hashrate after at least 2h of mining
but a good indication of it doing anything at all is to take a quick peek at the cpu usage of the miner
Oh no I guess the pool wasnt working, I changed pools and its working now. Sorry.
Yeah I have been watching cpu and ram usage
Thanks for the help
which pool?
@Clueless was that yours? not running one anymore or not having monitoring up?
http://snowday.fun is not finding any blocks at the moment, it will me all or nothing. Maybe you want to switch to another pool
also if the error message is not clear upon a pool being down, file an issue on github, that's a usability kink
@Rotonen I was under the impression no one was using it, so I let it kludge