00:05:19 <carrington[m]> https://medium.com/hackernoon/utter-noncesense-a-statistical-study-of-nonce-value-distribution-on-the-monero-blockchain-f13f673a0a0d
00:07:10 <carrington[m]> Ah wrong link sorry. Thought it was the one about ASICs found from nonce distribution
00:49:31 <hyc> did I miss anything interesting?
00:54:33 <nioc> no
05:05:29 <crypto_grampy[m]> https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/30/massive-wants-to-rent-your-spare-compute-power-to-pay-for-apps/
05:06:53 <crypto_grampy[m]> "To start, Massive is working with crypto-focused companies. They have an obvious need for compute power, and the work they execute — running blockchain calculations — is monetized through block rewards and other fees, making them easy choices for partnerships."
05:09:00 <crypto_grampy[m]> "What does Massive cryptomine?
05:09:00 <crypto_grampy[m]> Massive mines from a basket of ASIC-resistant cryptocurrencies like Monero, based on what’s most efficient at a given time.
05:09:00 <crypto_grampy[m]> "
07:40:32 <hyc> what part of "we don't need rent-seeking middlemen" do they not understand
12:00:23 <Inge> But muh profits!
12:54:35 <pauliouk> hmm those VisionFive V1's might be a workable option for anyone looking into RandomX JIT on Risc
13:35:25 <\x> hyc: you have the turris omnia right? would you be willing to give me an 'iw list' dump? I'm kinda looking for a good mpcie card to install on my router and I saw that qca9880 available all around, wanna see its capabilities, thanks!
13:36:59 <\x> currently running this on mine :D https://imgur.com/a/YQIEqIA
14:05:26 <hyc>  \x https://paste.debian.net/1221509/
14:05:38 <hyc> there are 2 wifi radios
14:24:17 <\x> hyc: no airtime fairness on those cards?
14:25:08 <\x> https://termbin.com/hwu5v
14:26:06 <\x> hyc: second one is qca9880 right?
14:30:43 <pauliouk> sech1, or anyone else for that matter... can you have 2 p2pool nodes using the same Monerod across two p2pool side chains?  I'm getting a lot of "E Transaction not found in pool" and I'm curious if its because I have the mini and main p2pool nodes using the same monerod
14:31:25 <sech1> I run p2pool and -mini nodes with the same monerod on p2pool.io
14:31:29 <sech1> no such issues
14:32:39 <gingeropolous> https://github.com/monero-project/meta/issues/636
14:32:40 <pauliouk> hmm going to have to delve deeper then I guess. Running the latest binaries for p2pool and monerod
14:32:53 <gingeropolous> official unofficial randomx 2 year evaluation thing
14:33:18 <hyc>  \x yes
14:34:12 <hyc> first one is atheros ar9287
14:35:39 <\x> should have airtime fairness both of them probably older build I guess and iw isnt flagging for the feature
14:35:45 <\x> thanks for the dump man
14:35:57 <\x> and yeah I see this is a ac wave 1 radio
14:36:05 <hyc> kernel is 4.14
14:36:09 <\x> but damn theyre so cheap on taobao its tempting
14:36:17 <\x> hyc: yeah its old, im on 5.10
14:36:17 <hyc> turris os is based on openwrt 19.07
14:36:38 <hyc> they have a beta based on openwrt 21, I haven't looked at it yet
14:37:35 <\x> you might get fucked by DSA on that armada chip, if you rely on vlans and not using offload 21.x is worse
14:37:51 <\x> dsa is nice though
14:37:57 <\x> easier to setup, way way easier
14:38:05 <hyc> have to use vlan for my isp
14:38:53 <hyc> sech1: are you going to tag a new p2pool release soon? including the calc_pow support
14:39:28 <\x> its worse if you have like 600/600 or higher iirc
14:39:33 <\x> not sure of the specifics though
14:39:41 <\x> but you can always try to use offload
14:40:00 <sech1> hyc yes, later today or tomorrow
14:40:05 <hyc> cool
14:40:58 <pauliouk> hmm, actually thats the only thing thats changed in my setup, I have one p2pool node (main I think) on the calc_pow self-build and the mini p2pool node on original binary
14:41:37 <pauliouk> in the monerod logs, are RPC connections labelled individually? (eg RPC0 and RPC1) or is that unrelated?
14:42:46 <pauliouk> https://paste.debian.net/1221512/   thats the latest 3 errors which aren't related to a p2pool node syncing
14:44:28 <pauliouk> xmrig has a ~25ms latency to the p2pool node, which has a ~10ms latency to the monerod
14:46:17 <hyc> yes, rpc0 and rpc1 are different connections
14:47:25 <hyc> and yes, one monerod can serve an arbitrary number of p2pool nodes, just like it can serve an arbitrary number of wallet processes
14:47:48 <hyc> the missing txns sounds like a transient error, I would ignore it
14:49:07 <hyc> txns will disappear from the pool when they are mined into a block. if someone else mines them before you, and your block rferences them, sure, they'll be reported as missing
14:49:10 <pauliouk> :) I can live with that - just one of those times where I'm shareless and wondering if something's got messed up somewhere
15:34:22 <masterbob79[m]> can I run p2pool on a separate device than monerod? I don't think my rock64 is able to run both
15:34:52 <hyc> how much ram does it have?
15:34:57 <hyc> and yes, no problem
15:35:08 <hyc> you just have to tell p2pool the address of the monerod
15:37:09 <hyc> rock64 has 1, 2, and 4GB versions. 2 and 4 should work fine with both
15:38:01 <hyc> using light mode or rpc no-randomx mode
15:42:05 <masterbob79[m]> 4gb. I wasn't aware of light mode
15:48:09 <hyc> build latest p2pool master, use --no-randomx mode
15:48:23 <hyc> that's what I'm using on my rockpro64
16:03:48 <pauliouk> hmm potential tiny tweak to p2pool, in particular the StratumServer section in the status window. Any way to add the IP/port that the stratum server is attached to? Had a few queries from people who paste the status window, or screen shot it, and its hard to tell where they've arsed something up in the config
16:30:36 <masterbob79[m]> <hyc> "build latest p2pool master, use..." <- sweet thanks for the help. the whole reason I got a rock64 is for a Monero node. I could set it up on my pc, but I would rather run monerod and p2pool on a separate device