08:27:06 @sech1: Trying to integrate RandomX V2 in PR #10038, but the RISC-V CI build is failing when I update the RandomX submodule: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/actions/runs/22273222729/job/64431117401?pr=10038. The header `riscv_vector.h` cannot be found 08:30:55 -xmr-pr- jeffro256 opened pull request #10330: cryptonote_core: remove Boost serialization for `tx_source_entry` 08:30:55 -xmr-pr- > https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/10330 08:59:40 jeffro256 you need GCC 14 for RISC-V 10:35:13 Does anybody run a Monero LWS server that I could connect to for an hour or so? I would like to quickly test Skylight Wallet to check its conventional and Polyseed support, and I am lazy to compile and configure an LWS server myself just for that if I can just "borrow" somebody else's server for a while. I am also on IRC to pass me some IP in private. 10:52:38 rbrunner skywallet has built in tor so azefh2cpk3j2cata5gv7rlk6pflxn72lbfz6pmookgvb55pyokgphjid.onion:8443 should work unless 11:03:08 Thanks a lot, plowsof, seems to work. Is this the NSA's server, or who is running that? 11:12:37 No, this one is the nsa migfi5a4d4x5fupdvtxbl4azrfxtuhjogjuo63tbjekcjqfkqmgbhlid.onion:18086 11:16:34 Hmm, the first address gives me a connection error while in the newly created wallet, but never mind, I can make my tests 11:18:37 What sort of error? On what screen? Lws likes to connect & disconnect repeatedly 11:20:28 In the wallet display, topleft corner, onion icon with red cross, and giving me a tooltip of "Failed to connect to ..." 11:21:04 Tor connectivity is built-in, right, I don't have to connect myself "manually" to Tor first? 11:22:04 correct, if using built-in tor, it starts rhe daemon at wallet open 11:23:09 Oh, for a wallet restore, it won't let me past the Tor config screen, with connection error. Sigh. 11:24:17 Never mind, the second address works right now