in that case, i got the error # bazel build :SnowBlossomMiner_deploy.jar :SnowBlossomNode_deploy.jar :SnowBlossomClient_deploy.jar :Shackleton_deploy.jar ERROR: Skipping ':Shackleton_deploy.jar': no such target '//:Shackleton_deploy.jar': target 'Shackleton_deploy.jar' not declared in package '' defined by /root/snowblossom/BUILD WARNING: Target pattern parsing failed. ERROR: no such target '//:Shackleton_deploy.jar': target 'Shackleton_deploy.jar' not declared in package '' defined by /root/snowblossom/BUILD INFO: Elapsed time: 0.121s INFO: 0 processes. FAILED: Build did NOT complete successfully (0 packages loaded)

when building from source from the wiki

Shackleton is the old name, it got changed to ShackletonExplorer

there was a reason, I don't recall exactly why

but it was some sort of build tool problem

ok, that was my guess because i saw that in the bazel-bin folder

bazel clean

to get rid of that

sorry just read this, using ubuntu 16

possibly because nobody knows what/who Shackleton was? :smile:

that isn't the reason :wink:

@fydel looks like you got some blocks

@Rotonen I don't think a RAM machine would scale up as easily. The $5000 server takes like 32-48 NVME SSDs

go for the intel ruler format at that scale

those things are insane

probably makes sense to use 64gb ram machines for $1k each. Add as many as you need for the field.

If you need more than about 8, then use switches with 1g ports for the nodes and 10g uplink ports.

Each node will add probably 0.8MH/s to the system with additional memory bus and network capacity for additional cpu worker nodes

configuration gets to be a bear, but that is why bash exists