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hey linux noob here.. i'm trying to set up monero mining on a linux machine and i have always started the daemon from inside the GUI. now i'm trying a pool miner and it needs me to run (./monerod --bunch of options) from command line, but hell if i can find monerod anywhere. any idea where it is?

only clue i got was from stystem monitor where it suggests monerod is in /app/bin... but apparently that folder doesn't exist?? wtf..

linux mint btw

noperallels: try the command `locate monerod`

It seems likely Mint probably automatically updates the locate database daily.

err, I didn't need both "likely" and "probably" in that sentence; pick one

give him a find command

stated he's a linux noob

I don't want to hurt a newbie.

:)))))

Find is all jagged edges to someone who's not used to this stuff.

noperallels type in the terminal: find / -name "monerod"

Hell, I've been doing this Unixy stuff longer than some current Linux sysadmins have been alive, and I still don't like find.

also, find will take longer, if locate is up to date

find is primordial, going back to the very first version of unix :)

apotheon try: locate /

nah, going to bed

g'night

g'night apotheon

hello

how is possible 2 CPU E5-2603 v3 @ 1.60GHz  with 24gb RAM  to produce 2.40 khs and 2 AMD Opteron(TM) Processor 6272 with 16GB  RAM only 1.20 khs!

are you using xmrig? you should see 3.2 kH/s on your xeons and 4.3 kH/s on your opterons

im using monerod only

any suggestion on what to do

is any monero mining chat here

mining33: Join #monero-pools.

is about pools not solo

i dont like pools

?

That's the mining channel.

is for all?

no other for solo mining?

Zzz.

#monero-pools and #monero-pow are both related to mining topics; don't know what you want me to say.

When I try to join the monero matrix homeserver using nheko, I just get a message saying "host requires authentication". How can I fix this?

is it possible to store the blockchain on several hard drives? like 90 GB of it on a HDD and the rest on a SSD?

not within Monero itself

you could probably stripe the two drives using software RAID

and I'm sure there's some virtual drive software that can use multiple disks

performance is going to be SUPER sketchy tho

ah

thanks

Xeroine: if disk space is an issue just run a pruned node?

I gave the HDD and SSD as an example, I actually thought of doing this on some USB flash drives and they're 16 GB so I don't think they could fit even a pruned node

Xeroine: If the concern is not related to cost, and is just a matter of wanting to have a separate, fairly small/light storage device you can unplug at will without shutting down the computer, maybe you'd consider a small, portable, USB-C connected SDD.

Depending on how small you want it to be, the Samsung T7 might work well.

yeah keeping sync on a USB flash drive is going to be challenging

they're super slow

Yeah, that too.

Boot an OS off a flash drive for a demonstration.

apotheon it is cost

but thanks

ahh, sorry to hear it

An HDD would be a better option, if you have one lying around and it's big enough, I think.

yeah

I'm not sure there's a large enough HDD that isn't also going to be faster than USB flash drives at 16GB each. My sense of time isn't strictly linear, though, so I could easily be mistaken.

If you know someone you trust, and that person has a synced Monero node or is willing to do it for you, you could copy the whole thing over to an HDD to bootstrap your node, I guess.

I am currently synchronizing a full node to a HDD and it is painfully slow. SSD takes two days, HDD two months. Flash drive must be even worse.

Let's see how it works after it is fully synchronized the first time.

sync on ssd then move to hdd once it's done

Actually, that's what I did but since I only have small SSDs, but lots of HDDs, disk space did only last for a 90% sync.

Fortunately, is seems like no data was corrupted.

not all USB flash drives are alike. some Lexar and Corsairs are decently fast

also if you have a lot of RAM that can help.

I think the biggest delay using HDD for syncing is that it has to seek all across the blockchain to lookup txn inputs

the more RAM you have, the more that can be cached, accelerating more of these lookups

So random access speed is more important than sequential operations?

yes, absolutely

which is unfortunately the absolute weakest characteristic of HDDs....

I hoped that because it is a _chain_ it would be different. But makes sense, it has to lookup all the inputs...

USB flash drives could be faster than HDDs then for running a node?

actually nevermind

I wonder whether flash drive would be slower than the growth of the blockchain.

How easy is it to turn a pruned node into a full node?

(for a not-decently-fast case, like an old 16GB thing)

Is there an option to turn off the prompt to kill the daemon every time I close the GUI wallet? I run it as a windows service so I don't want the GUI to ever kill it.

QuickBASIC: I opened a PR for it but not merged yet

Oh nice. Thanks Selsta.

apotheon: as easy as starting from zero afaik

damn

no benefit, then

i miss xmr.to

le sad