ofrnxmr[m]: "are you able to look at some i2p stuff?" look at what specifically?

Hi there.

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: never heard of > stackwallet.com

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases

KapeTechnologies[xmpp]: EXIF Randomizer - Bash script that changes random EXIF tags for photos/videos

KapeTechnologies[xmpp]: gg6zxtreajiijztyy5g6bt5o6l3qu32nrg7….onion/Compact_disc/EXIF_Randomizer

<MajesticBank> "twitter.com/MajesticBank..." <- why is mymonero tagged

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: >github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: no signed hashs

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: no thanks

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: lol

Stack wallet is legit #stackwallet:cypherstack.com

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: Kape Technologies, what does that have to do with Monero

KapeTechnologies[xmpp]: HighQualityAgent, >gg6zxtreajiijztyy5g6bt5o6l3qu32nrg7…d282bb655/Sources/DATE-list.txt#L75

KapeTechnologies[xmpp]: > # Monero Launch date

2014:04:18

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: ceetee why no signed checksums for desktop?

KapeTechnologies[xmpp]: nitter.net/MajesticBank/status/1648120604099244034#m

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: ?

HighQualityAgent[xmpp]: oh ok 4/18

"wownero has 2 chains cuz its twice as good" - anon

wownerochan is sad

would you look who is back? if it isn't mr. clifton? or random botnet?

oh he' back?

So I had monero 0.18.2.0 downloaded from getmonero.org and I guess an update was released and I didnt see it. So I downloaded 18.2.2 and I have a ledger nano x. My OS on my computer I'm working with is MX linux. I uninstalled the app from my nano x and reinstalled it and now I'm getting really weird errors, the most recent being some sort of directory error that tells me the wallet is open by another wallet program. It looks like its

listing the path that the computer is trying to take to open the wallet. Does anyone have any suggestions?

You don't need to install just unzip stop the previous version and start new version from terminal

<vlad1503[m]> "You don't need to install just..." <- I'm using the GUI version. Would that make a difference? What if I already have the previous version removed and the new one installed?

You can run monerod in terminal and GUI wallet which will automatically show your balance and everything else in GUI

And you never need to install anything just run from the new folder new version

Plus if you are using xmrig you can take advantage on linux and run randomx-1gb-pages

I have no idea how to use the terminal though. Thats the only reason i didnt just set that up. I'd like to learn but I have no idea where to start.

Are you using p2pool?

Not sure what that is so I would assumee not.

Are you mining in p2pool or other pools or solo

I'm not a miner. I get my monero through local monero.

Sorry I thought you mining Monero

no problem

You can still use monero from terminal: run monero from terminal sudo ./monerod --zmq-pub tcp://127.0.0.1:18083 --disable-dns-checkpoints --enable-dns-blocklist

That is command to run from the folder where you have monero: sudo ./monerod --zmq-pub tcp://127.0.0.1:18083 --disable-dns-checkpoints --enable-dns-blocklist

So I put that in with my ledger connected and unlocked, input that command and it just runs like normal?

Just tried it, it said command not found. Do I need to be in the monero folder or something?

<vlad1503[m]> "That is command to run from..." <- You should not need to use sudo to run monerod, generally speaking

<agentleda550[m]> "Just tried it, it said command..." <- If you have the `./` in front of monerod, then the terminal will look for the program inside your current folder

merope: Still says command not found? What do you mean by the current folder? Would I have to navigate to that folder through the terminal first and then use that command there?

Yep

folder where monerod resides

merope: ok give me a second I'll get back to you.

cd /path/to/monero/stuff

./monerod --whatever

Or, if you know how to add stuff to $PATH, you could add the path to monero stuff to it and then just run monerod --whatever (from anywhere you are, without having to cd first, and without the ./)

Or you can drug and drop monerod to terminal then delete ' in front and at the end ' and type cd in front

I suspect that might depend on your desktop manager and/or terminal, though

merope: yeah I did actually have to use the ./ but now its doing something it is going through a bunch of stuff with dates and times and syncing with XXXXX/XXXXXXX with a percentage at the end saying X% left. I'm assuming its doing the same thing the GUI does when its initially starting up?

and what do you mean add stuff to $path?

Yep, it's syncing the blockchain

yes but it will be much faster then initial run

when it is done you can type status in terminal and see info

vlad1503[m]: But it seems like its still gonna take a minute I'm guessing?

probably more then a minute

vlad1503[m]: Is that command available on the website? How do I receive monero through the command line?

You can use GUI

Welcome to crypto verse where blockchains sync

<vlad1503[m]> "You can use GUI" <- Thats the part that I'm having trouble with though I'm unsure why I can't access my wallet using the GUI.

Did you try to run monero-wallet-gui? after starting monerod in terminal

not yet its still syncing I would assume I'd have to wait till its done syncing?

So I got warning in the middle of syncing and it said it ran out of memory

are you out of disk space?

I think so and all of a sudden all my apps stopped working element said it ran out of memory so now I'm typing this out on my phone because somehow I'm locked out of my computer.

oh boy

I don't even have a password setup on this computer and it never leaves my apartment so I never bothered to set one up because ive been so busy but now its asking for login credentials which there are none so I dont know why its asking for this

Did you reboot it?

How much memory and disk space do you have?

What's the likelihood of monero reaching a v1.0 release soon? Or pull a bitcoin core and do something like 19.0 next release. Or a year format like 23.10. Have any devs expressed interest in getting off v0.x ?

People were discussing naming Seraphis the 1.0 release

<vlad1503[m]> "How much memory and disk space..." <- Rebooted and restarted multiple times and I have a 1TB SSD so I should have more than enough space I would think I can't check my disk space now though

But then again, not being 1.0 suggests Monero is never "done" and will always need to keep improving

what about memory?

it's done when it dies

vlad1503[m]: Like RAM? I'm pretty sure I have atleast 16G

Just got back in charuto suggested using root as the username and password because he suggested I was booted into a safe mode but you're right about the disk space when I booted in it said not enough to boot but then it disappeared so I don't remember the rest the weirdest thing though is this isnt my account

<vlad1503[m]> "what about memory?" <- Not enough disk space on /boot partition was that error