00:31:54 <bibideJaffa> oioioioi
00:35:57 <louipc> when
03:42:30 <margarita> regalo bono solo por registro sin inversion registro facil https://mobileworkshd.xyz/9285873753831
03:53:41 <apotheon> I think lamarch8 is having issues with a connection somewhere.
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06:07:35 <apotheon> err, Spanish language spam is spammy
06:08:41 <apotheon> k-lined, though, so that's convenient, I guess
07:26:39 <noperallels> 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?
07:28:18 <noperallels> only clue i got was from stystem monitor where it suggests monerod is in /app/bin... but apparently that folder doesn't exist?? wtf..
07:28:36 <noperallels> linux mint btw
08:10:59 <apotheon> noperallels: try the command `locate monerod`
08:11:24 <apotheon> It seems likely Mint probably automatically updates the locate database daily.
08:11:40 <apotheon> err, I didn't need both "likely" and "probably" in that sentence; pick one
08:11:51 <leonarth> give him a find command
08:12:12 <leonarth> stated he's a linux noob
08:12:17 <apotheon> I don't want to hurt a newbie.
08:12:40 <leonarth> :)))))
08:12:42 <apotheon> Find is all jagged edges to someone who's not used to this stuff.
08:12:56 <leonarth> noperallels type in the terminal: find / -name "monerod"
08:13:15 <apotheon> Hell, I've been doing this Unixy stuff longer than some current Linux sysadmins have been alive, and I still don't like find.
08:13:32 <apotheon> also, find will take longer, if locate is up to date
08:25:22 <leonarth> find is primordial, going back to the very first version of unix :)
08:26:49 <leonarth> apotheon try: locate /
08:37:53 <apotheon> nah, going to bed
08:38:18 <apotheon> g'night
08:48:11 <leonarth> g'night apotheon 
11:45:19 <mining33> hello
11:46:40 <mining33> 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!
11:58:01 <asymptotically> are you using xmrig? you should see 3.2 kH/s on your xeons and 4.3 kH/s on your opterons
12:01:08 <mining33> im using monerod only
12:18:13 <mining33> any suggestion on what to do
12:27:37 <mining33> is any monero mining chat here
12:30:12 <localmonero05> mining33: Join #monero-pools.
12:30:27 <mining33> is about pools not solo
12:30:33 <mining33> i dont like pools
12:30:46 <localmonero05> ?
12:30:53 <localmonero05> That's the mining channel.
12:31:05 <mining33> is for all?
12:31:16 <mining33> no other for solo mining?
12:31:22 <localmonero05> Zzz.
12:31:41 <localmonero05> #monero-pools and #monero-pow are both related to mining topics; don't know what you want me to say.
15:07:47 <Guest36> 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?
15:59:58 <Xeroine> 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?
16:00:10 <fluffypony> not within Monero itself
16:00:24 <fluffypony> you could probably stripe the two drives using software RAID
16:00:43 <fluffypony> and I'm sure there's some virtual drive software that can use multiple disks
16:00:52 <fluffypony> performance is going to be SUPER sketchy tho
16:01:03 <Xeroine> ah
16:01:11 <Xeroine> thanks
16:02:48 <fluffypony> Xeroine: if disk space is an issue just run a pruned node?
16:05:28 <Xeroine> 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
16:13:49 <apotheon> 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.
16:14:22 <apotheon> Depending on how small you want it to be, the Samsung T7 might work well.
16:20:02 <fluffypony> yeah keeping sync on a USB flash drive is going to be challenging
16:20:05 <fluffypony> they're super slow
16:24:15 <apotheon> Yeah, that too.
16:24:32 <apotheon> Boot an OS off a flash drive for a demonstration.
16:41:06 <Xeroine> apotheon it is cost
16:41:24 <Xeroine> but thanks
16:41:25 <apotheon> ahh, sorry to hear it
16:41:50 <apotheon> An HDD would be a better option, if you have one lying around and it's big enough, I think.
16:42:36 <Xeroine> yeah
16:42:49 <apotheon> 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.
16:43:41 <apotheon> 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.
17:14:40 <ardell> 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.
17:15:09 <ardell> Let's see how it works after it is fully synchronized the first time.
17:19:49 <merope> sync on ssd then move to hdd once it's done
17:28:55 <ardell> 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.
17:30:16 <ardell> Fortunately, is seems like no data was corrupted.
17:33:15 <hyc> not all USB flash drives are alike. some Lexar and Corsairs are decently fast
17:35:38 <hyc> also if you have a lot of RAM that can help.
17:36:52 <hyc> I think the biggest delay using HDD for syncing is that it has to seek all across the blockchain to lookup txn inputs
17:37:15 <hyc> the more RAM you have, the more that can be cached, accelerating more of these lookups
17:38:18 <ardell> So random access speed is more important than sequential operations?
17:38:30 <hyc> yes, absolutely
17:40:02 <hyc> which is unfortunately the absolute weakest characteristic of HDDs....
17:45:23 <ardell> I hoped that because it is a _chain_ it would be different. But makes sense, it has to lookup all the inputs...
18:05:35 <Xeroine> USB flash drives could be faster than HDDs then for running a node?
18:06:59 <Xeroine> actually nevermind
19:01:06 <apotheon> I wonder whether flash drive would be slower than the growth of the blockchain.
19:01:50 <apotheon> How easy is it to turn a pruned node into a full node?
19:08:02 <apotheon> (for a not-decently-fast case, like an old 16GB thing)
19:13:28 <QuickBASIC> 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.
19:32:11 <selsta> QuickBASIC: I opened a PR for it but not merged yet
19:32:42 <selsta> https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/pull/3734
19:40:00 <QuickBASIC> Oh nice. Thanks Selsta.
21:19:26 <louipc> apotheon: as easy as starting from zero afaik
21:19:58 <apotheon> damn
21:20:05 <apotheon> no benefit, then
22:40:05 <narf> i miss xmr.to
22:41:43 <apotheon> le sad