QuickBASIC:

ls

br-m: Yes, I realised that after the fact. monerod should really reject the invalid config line, rather than enter an init loop.

I guess the next logical step would be to add GNUnet support, but first I'd need an up to date Gentoo ebuild for that...

antondoltan: Did you summon me or were you invoking the name of an ancient programming language? What's up?

<321bob321> ls -l

QuickBASIC: it was exidental)))

Ah okay. Have a good day/night etc.

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> DiffieHellman: Init loop?

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Must be a bug?

Yes, but I don't really want to reproduce it.

<marioob:matrix.org> Hi ppl. I use the Monero flatpak app. Strangely, after rebooting my computer, it does not retain the scanned blocks and have to wait like one hour to rescan all transactions.

marioob: check the flatpak permissions

does it allow the program to store data?

(at least, permanently?)

flatseal is nice program for managing that stuff with a GUI

<marioob:matrix.org> mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/KdpuOtgsvojjdXFjbrVMoOHM.png (Screenshot From 2026-01-03 14-41-32.png)

<marioob:matrix.org> this is how it looks

is this monero wallet GUI?

you should allow it to access ~/Monero

and ~/.bitmonero

<marioob:matrix.org> Yes Monero GUI

allow both of those stuff

with :rw

<marioob:matrix.org> still does not create those directories after allowing access. I believe this issue emerged since I switched to immutable Linux. Chasing this, it seems that it actually uses ~/.var/app/monero/.bitmonero/lmdb/data.mdb

oh i see

in my copy, it uses those directories

<marioob:matrix.org> @marioob:matrix.org: which should be normal as all flatpaks store their app data there.

<marioob:matrix.org> mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/NggVusWvkQhFRdLjUfkvwgRd.png (Screenshot From 2026-01-03 14-58-51.png)

<marioob:matrix.org> also have this

What is the best miner or cloud for those w/o access to a good rig, only holding phones?  About to fight to try getting xmrig working.... (android shit-device on-hand). Not opposed to cloud-miners for monero now.

xmrig  has an apk, but I can't get it to start, even after I start a simple config....

what's your phone's architecture

CPU architecture

arm64, like most new manure. As to os, it is 15. Heavily considering slapping $200 to get an old Nougat

armv8?

what's the apk you downloaded

Supposedly, it's 'rooted', but....   Checking apk npw.... It rums, but won't mime

Yes, armv8.

how much RAM does your phone have

to run xmrig on a phone you don't need an apk. Just install termux and build it there via CLI

^

just build xmrig in termux

<ofrnxmr> +1

also root won't do much improvement to your hashrate

this isn't iOS, JIT can be done without root access