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https://discord.com/channels/858805974046474241/859065054041341993

WINDOWS INSTRUCTIONS FOR UPDATING TO NEW VERSION (1.) Backup your config.yaml file in %systemdrive%\Users%username%.hddcoin\mainnet\config (2.) Close the HDDCoin client and wait for it to fully close. Otherwise click close ("X") on the HDDcoin Clinet window. (3.) Navigate back to C:\Users%username%\ and delete the ".hddcoin" folder (VERY IMPORTANT - The update will fail if you miss this step, and you will lose sync (4.) Download and install a fresh copy of HDDcoin from https://github.com/HDDcoin-Network/hddcoin-blockchain/releases (If HDDcoin automatically launches after the install, wait for the login screen, then exit the app) (5.) Restore your previously backed up config.yaml file back to %systemdrive%\Users%username%.hddcoin\mainnet\config (6.) Download the latest blockchain database file from http://hddcoin.org/downloads/blockchain_v1_mainnet.sqlite (7.) Restore the blockchain database to %systemdrive%\Users%username%.hddcoin\mainnet\db (8.) Start HDDcoin and verify that you are able to sync, and that you are getting challenges.

added my 18th fork. https://github.com/Socks-Network/socks-blockchain

hddcoin did a thing.

it's a built in adapter. you think that might still work?

also, did you upgrade to 0.0.9 for silicoin, and get f**ked out of your earnings as they're off testnet8 and on to testnet?

well this sucks. got the other nr12000 in today. looks like the LSI 2008 controller onboard, is DOA.

oh i'm a n00b still too. everything is down, while I clone FARM1's boot drive, as FARM2 arrived today. definitely going with the split/crossing setup for now. also looks like, I might do some TIMELORD work for a couple coins, if they provide some incentive.

https://pastebin.com/VxEqskKk still think that the plots aren't as random as they could be, and that the whole system goes in cycles.

Thu 07/15/2021 23:01:59.29 -Total Balance: 4.0 avo (4000000000000 slice) -Total Balance: 2500.0 cgn (2500000000000000 mio) -Total Balance: 2.000001600351 xch (2000001600351 mojo) -Total Balance: 0.0 xcd (0 mojo) -Total Balance: 16.0 xdg (16000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 20.0 xeq (20000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 12.0 xfx (12000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 20.0 xfl (20000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 600.0 gdog (600000000000000 dog) -Total Balance: 38.0 xgj (38000000000000 moji) -Total Balance: 50.0 hdd (50000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 28.0 xka (28000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 20.0 xsc (20000000000000 octet) -Total Balance: 32.0 xse (32000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 26.0 tsit (26000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 52.0 spare (52000000000000 graviton) -Total Balance: 4.0 wheat (4000000000000 mojo)

unrelated, might have to piss off the wife soon, and take a drive to just outside chicago, for a car.

82.62.243.118 80.180.129.95 37.229.174.83 37.120.61.118 47.243.163.133 83.23.214.192 176.37.91.177 65.24.170.48 80.99.168.23 174.112.137.191 91.126.120.146 184.170.242.210 106.122.184.43 109.110.86.166 123.11.45.120 220.141.200.193 49.49.27.233 118.137.86.28 that's the nodes my kale has connected to. port 6333

https://wiproo.com/a-comprehensive-list-of-active-chia-forks/

yea i'm gonna have to go buy a bunch more ram for these boxes I guess. it's starting to exhibit the slowdown issues I saw earlier, from the memory getting overloaded. for kale: 82.62.243.118:6333 try connecting to that also, wheat refuses to connect for some reason. if you get it going, past a connection here, please. eta: I think wheat is a mess.

edited post.

so any other forks out there? Avocado Chaingreen Chia ChiadogeCoin DogeChia Equality Flax Flora GreenDoge Goji HDDcoin Kale Melati Sector Seno Silicoin Socks Spare Taco Wheat

I was gonna try and upgrade the plotters, but at this point i'm not going to bother. the last 2 drives will be filled in 3 days max. After that they're getting shut down for good. the 2nd NR12000 comes on friday. so by monday, I'm purely in farming mode. 96TB, 864 plots. 13 sh!tcoins so far. I think I'm going to split them completely; no network sharing; each will have all sh!tcoins loaded, and running 432 plots each. I've seen some notes about it improving odds slightly, as it improves PPF response times. I'm not interested in the complexity of setting up harvesters for all these forks, so I'll just stick with totally separate installs. Also means if one box breaks, it only takes out half my plots until it's fixed.

This is getting out of hand... Tue 07/13/2021 22:07:45.31 -Total Balance: 0.0 avo (0 slice) -Total Balance: 2500.0 cgn (2500000000000000 mio) -Total Balance: 2.000001500136 xch (2000001500136 mojo) -Total Balance: 0.0 xdg (0 mojo) -Total Balance: 12.0 xfx (12000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 12.0 xfl (12000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 200.0 gdog (200000000000000 dog) -Total Balance: 30.0 xgj (30000000000000 moji) -Total Balance: 46.0 hdd (46000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 18.0 xka (18000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 28.0 xse (28000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 10.0 tsit (10000000000000 mojo) -Total Balance: 48.0 spare (48000000000000 graviton)

diskpart can let you do it via command line.

Ambient temperature is about 73F All are inside the 1U case, except as noted. Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 27 C (80 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 26 C (78 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) Temperature : 43 C (109 F) SSD in a poor air flow spot in the case Temperature : 25 C (77 F) Temperature : 25 C (77 F) Temperature : 25 C (77 F) Temperature : 25 C (77 F) Temperature : 28 C (82 F) laptop drive outside connected, in free air Temperature : 41 C (105 F) outside USB connected drive I'd say, this NR12000 does a remarkable job keeping the disks cool.

I was cobbling stuff together early on for this project, so it was whatever I could reach at the time.

well on a good note, the SSD upgrade has made the machine SO much more responsive overall.

less work than rebuilding from scratch, at least in my case. all these customer VMs on this server... I need retardedly simple restore procedures, even for myself, as it'll be stressful enough if this thing smokes itself.

part that's killing me right now with his drive move, is USB 2.0 is all that's on this machine currently doing a restore to the target disk, connected to another box, so I can get 99% of the work done before moving it into the 'production' farm. I'll take a folder snapshot of all the .coin folders, then just restore that into place when I make the move.

testing backups is always a good idea.