@falconCoin said in Deploying Unix (Ubuntu) Burst nodes:
@IceBurst awesome! thank you i have a bunch of linux boxes laying around
You tube available for a full demo, Unix or not it's worth the 90 seconds.
-IceBurst
@falconCoin said in Deploying Unix (Ubuntu) Burst nodes:
@IceBurst awesome! thank you i have a bunch of linux boxes laying around
You tube available for a full demo, Unix or not it's worth the 90 seconds.
-IceBurst
@Marc said in Some stuff i had to clear i guess:
@Yey_09 where the sun never shines and all that?
Don't be a retard. The Div's are still being paid weekly as always. When the time comes to be converted to BTS the instructions will be provided.
-IceBurst
For everyone that has heard unix is better and stronger we know there is a learned curve. So my goal here is to make your life easier. You will need to log into an account that has sudo or root access. Three cut and paste lines and the magic happens.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/burst-team/burstcoin/50db4c37b4484661c6d5cd360970e2f16aad1aa8/installburstwallet.sh
chmod +x installburstwallet.sh
sudo ./installburstwallet.sh
Hopefully this will be integrated into the main branch soon so the wget command will get shorter but what is does is:
This was tested with Ubuntu and works wonderfully. I hope this helps someone out that wants to get burst running on Linux
-IceBurst
Stability, robustness and usability should be in the focus of the coders these months if I could decide it. Not very exciting and prestigious but necessary.
This might describe what my next update is exactly.
-IceBurst
@burst1
Expect something soon, probably this week, I want to talk to Lex to ensure what I wrote down for his recent software updates are correct. But I'm aware of two things that are new. Update coming soon.
-IceBurst
netDiff = (Burst block #0 BaseTarget) / baseTarget
Burst block #0 BaseTarget = 18325193796
so, netDiff = 18325193796 / baseTarget
BaseTarget is passed from the getMininginfo call to keep block times at 4min.
-IceBurst
Open a command prompt an type "java -version" post the output and then we'll know who to blame.
-IceBurst
@haitch said in Blockchain db download extremely slow despite good internet connection:
@oirames If you can send me the account details, I'll look to see if I can push the download to it
This would be done much better by hosting your own wallet and archiving your DB nightly with cron. Sending multiple gigs per night for a link that may or may not get used is not good use of bandwidth.
I'll have a tool for the Un*x side of things this week.
-IceBurst
@Gkul94 said in Mobile Pool (m.burst4all.com) Bonus.:
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Looks right to me based on what you posted.
-IceBurst