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mj-xmr[m]
<selsta> "now I just have to find out..." <- Wouldn't openssl3 as well be too much for one PR?
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mj-xmr[m]
In 7953, jrhe raised a question if we couldn't deliver RPi static builds of Core via getmonero.org. Take note, that a compilation of RPi on users' machines could easily take some 4 hours.
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mj-xmr[m]
Also, our CI is already able to compile for Arm v7 and 8
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selsta
We would need to add depends / gitian support for it.
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sech1
Every time I tried, aarch64 build of monerod just crashes on my RPi3 trying to do some AES instructions
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sech1
why RPi doesn't support
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sech1
*which
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mj-xmr[m]
sech1: a silly question, maybe, but have you tried: `cmake -D NO_AES=ON (...)` ?
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mj-xmr[m]
<selsta> "We would need to add depends..." <- I'd apply for that, if you agree.
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sech1
No
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sech1
And I only tried official binaries, or my own gitian builds
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mj-xmr[m]
This sounds for me, that we'd need to run at least the unit tests for the supported binaries.
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sech1
Also, p2pool binary works just fine on RPi and it uses RandomX lib too, so this AES crash comes from somewhere ele
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sech1
probably from Cryptonight PoW code
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mj-xmr[m]
I have a couple of Rpi1, 3 and 4s, so I could test it.
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zeynep
what is the meaning of error, "invalid block template received from daem.."
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moneromooo
You probably create a block template which does not abide by the consensus rules. Check your changes.
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zeynep
welcome moneromoo, please don't misunderstand. I hav not explained it well. It was about XHV havend error message. And the message was coming write after xmrig error.
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moneromooo
Then you're definitely in the wrong place.
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zeynep
Well, ok any directions
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zeynep
ok, bye, glad for your reply moneromoo
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ChilliTomato[m]
hi is good idea write app to mining to pool?
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ChilliTomato[m]
in c# windows 10
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ChilliTomato[m]
i dont like pay outhers
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ChilliTomato[m]
meybe anothers pay me :)
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ChilliTomato[m]
s/meybe/maybe/
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ChilliTomato[m]
s/meybe/maybe/, s/anothers/another/
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ChilliTomato[m]
no malwere normal app
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ChilliTomato[m]
s/malwere/malware/
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moneromooo
An easy to use UI for pool mining would be nice.
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ChilliTomato[m]
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ChilliTomato[m]
all what i need is here
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ChilliTomato[m]
for free :)
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ChilliTomato[m]
so lets get work
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ChilliTomato[m]
malware is the best solution how to mining
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plowsof[m]
ChilliTomato[m]: Hol' up?
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ChilliTomato[m]
i need xmr malware source code plz
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ChilliTomato[m]
in c#
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ChilliTomato[m]
no hackers here?
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sech1
facepalm.jpg
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sech1
get out
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sethsimmons
Gone on the Matrix side.
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gingeropolous
lulz
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mj-xmr[m]
<ChilliTomato[m]> "meybe anothers pay me :)" <- Gosh. When I look how little I made in September, then I also thinks, that meybe anothers pay me, but not the Community.
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mj-xmr[m]
I will ask for the payment in mid/end-October. I will write it up on Reddit.
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mj-xmr[m]
<moneromooo> "An easy to use UI for pool..." <- I know wxWidgets.
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mj-xmr[m]
I need to quit my daily job....
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sech1
moneromooo is there any way to disable dns checkpoint in handle_incoming_block? I regularly get huge delays on receiving new blocks, sometimes up to more than a minute. Example (20 second delay):
pastebin.com/EYNarS8Q
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sech1
this is detrimental for mining
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sech1
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selsta
I think someone posted a patch for it a year ago or so
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selsta
hmm, might be as easy as removing that line
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sech1
I get these annoying "is your monerod stuck?" warnings in p2pool log every hour. I wondered why and set log level to 1 to find out
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selsta
sech1: did you try `--disable-dns-checkpoints` ?
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sech1
this command line only works at startup
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sech1
handle_incomin_block updates checkpoints unconditionally
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sech1
hmm, actually I was wrong
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sech1
nvm, command line should work
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alex[m]123456733
It's really inconvenient that the only way one can send a transfer with the fee deducted from the transfer amount is through using the sweep command
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alex[m]123456733
The normal transfer command should include an option that allows you to deduct the fee from the transferred amount automatically.
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moneromooo
Why is it inconvenient ?
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alex[m]123456733
Because sometimes you need to send a specific amount, fee included, and you don't want to send the entire balance.
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alex[m]123456733
I.e. receiver covers fee.
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moneromooo
Ah.
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alex[m]123456733
Extremely common situation.
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» moneromooo tries to detect whether that is sarcasm or not...
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alex[m]123456733
Absolutely not.
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moneromooo
Do you have an example or such a case (not just "I want to") ? I can't think of one off thr top of my head.
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alex[m]123456733
It is relatively common practice for the payment processing industry in general for the recipient of the transfer to cover fees. Recipients are often businesses, and customers hate whenever the final price that they need to pay is more than the price shown (because payment would be price + transfer fee)
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alex[m]123456733
Credit cards, for example, take the fee from the merchant, not the customer. In crypto, this would mean the customer sending the transfer with the "include fee in tx" option enabled. Bitcoin, after all, has the "subtractfeefrom" option when sending a transfer, precisely for this purpose.
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moneromooo
Fair. Feel free to file a bug asking for this.
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alex[m]123456733
OK.
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moneromooo
Gotta be confusing in the accounting though.
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alex[m]123456733
Not really. Take the price, take the payment you received, subtract first from the other, put the received into the revenue, the rest into "fee" expense.
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alex[m]123456733
Just like with credit card payments by your customers.
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razor[m]
fuck man i lost my main wallet and seeds
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alex[m]123456733
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razor[m]
transfer_split points to nominal expends on the surface
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razor[m]
it wont plug in perfect