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ben_vulpes: pogo's not my baby by any stretch of
the imagination, but doing anything but getting
them running seems like unnecessary yak shaving.
ben_vulpes: rip out json/rpc and replace it with a
thing i can call
that vomits forth formatted blocks first
ben_vulpes: anyways, re wallet, meh in general and
too soon in specific methinks.
ben_vulpes: bitcoin in
the swear jar, funkenstein_
mike_c: to be clear, ben_vulpes,
this is for future unspecified project
to create node out of smaller device
than pogo
ben_vulpes: the latter i don't care
too much about.
ascii_field: ben_vulpes:
that, and remove
the 'attractive nuisance'
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: and
this
to reduce size of bitcoind binary?
mike_c: thing is, one could clone
the code, rip out most of
the stuff
that wasn't
the wallet, and voila, new binary
that is a wallet.
mike_c: (and double
the
test matrix)
ben_vulpes: mike_c: what i mean
to say is
that
the reference implementation only bears
the wallet by virtue of
there being no other
thing
that serves as a wallet.
mike_c: the separate RI wallet binary could
talk
to RI bitcoind
to send btc
Chillum: I am about
to see if a Raspberry Pi 2 can run a full node.
The Pi 1 starts
to crap out around mid 2014
mike_c: right.
that's what one is going
to do with a wallet.
ben_vulpes: on
the other hand - what else is one going
to do?
ben_vulpes: on one hand yeah - what is a wallet doing in
there?
ben_vulpes: but as asciilifeform's said before,
the RI has
to parachute into mars, bitcoinating
mike_c: oh. i
thought somebody said it was on your
todo list.
ben_vulpes: <mike_c> short-term (i.e. pogo) solution is
to run bitcoind with
the config switch. in
the near future
the foundation will remove
the wallet << oh we will?
ascii_field: ben_vulpes: someone did suggest a good reason why not -
the chore of maintaining
two branches
ben_vulpes: <ascii_field> ben_vulpes, mod6, mircea_popescu, et al: who wants
to consider
tossing
the wallet code from pogo variant of 0.5.3 ? it's dead weight << don't see why not
trinque: ascii_field: got any search
terms which will conjure
that link from
the logs?
ascii_field: trinque: how well
they work, and when
they are used, and who orders it - i do not know.
trinque: ascii_field: saw
the link re: boeing I
think it was
ascii_field: trinque:
the remotes -were put in-, by and large across
the board, in '01-03
trinque: flight 9525 seems a great way
to argue "see,
this is why we need
to be able
to remote-control planes"
ascii_field: i, for example, only need
to cycle power
to
the 'pogo'
to
test a newly-built
turdel.
ascii_field: otherwise
the debug loop is unbearably
tedious
ascii_field: anyone who is planning
to screw with
the kernel, -must- have
tftp set up
ascii_field: that is, i have
the marvell config flags set
ascii_field: nubbins`: like sata, it mysteriously fails
to work
nubbins`: i'll
take a peek at
the light and button stuff, seems straight-forward
ascii_field: did cut a bunch of irrelevant crud from
the kernel (keyboards, mice, sound cards, etc)
ascii_field: and how
to read
the pushbutton and
toggle
the lamp
ascii_field: so
that i can, perhaps, escape
the chore of figuring out why sata refuses
to init
ascii_field: i want folks building
their own pogo runtimes soon.
ascii_field: nubbins`: it's a mega-turd. not just one config, but four, and
they have
to be packaged in a certain way
nubbins`: what's
the endian-ness of
the pogo's arm, big?
Adlai: ascii_field: mining only needs an output script for
the coinbase
mike_c: short-term (i.e. pogo) solution is
to run bitcoind with
the config switch. in
the near future
the foundation will remove
the wallet and miner and
then it will be smaller around
the same
time we want
to fit it on a 8m device.
nubbins`: make wallet=off
the default while we decide when
to
trim
ascii_field: punkman: for
the wallet-less version, would be logical. (how can mine without wallet ?)
nubbins`: suppose instead of -disablewallet, flip
the bit and make it -enablewallet?
punkman: maybe add my mining-snip patch
too
ascii_field: but i will leave
this for
the folks whose project it actually is,
to decide
mike_c: ok, so cut it later when we have a 8m device we want
to fit it on.
ascii_field: mike_c: would like
to fit on boards with 8M rom
mike_c: ascii_field: you saying
that cutting it makes it more portable? or just easier
to fit on smaller arch.
mike_c: yeah, fine, but
that's different from starting a pogo branch. if it gets cut from master branch, problem solved (if
there is a problem?)
ascii_field: mike_c: i have several candidates for replacement of 'pogo' if something 'happens
to' our supply.
ascii_field: mike_c:
the buildroot i have is
theoretically retargetable
to multiple cpu archs and boards with minimal effort
mike_c: i
thought it was like 5.5mb.
mike_c: does
the -disablewallet config switch exist in
this version?
that would be easier way
to prevent children from playing with matches
BingoBoingo: Nah,
the powersaw is safer and people
tend
to learn from
that
ascii_field: like a power saw left unwatched for children
to play with
ascii_field: the jurist
term is 'attractive nuisance' iirc.
ascii_field: ben_vulpes, mod6, mircea_popescu, et al: who wants
to consider
tossing
the wallet code from pogo variant of 0.5.3 ? it's dead weight
funkenstein_: hmm builds proceeding. funny
thing is i never got any coins
to build on fedora20x64
thestringpuller: nubbins` is always joking about dead bodies and cocaine in
trunk of car as we cross border
nubbins`: hmm initial scan from
test machine shows malware behind
that link
funkenstein_: speaking of
testing i have an escrow site I've been
trying
to make usable
mod6: well,
thanks for
testing anyway. appreciate it!
funkenstein_: i'm not going
to run it
there anyway, it was just for
test
mod6: what debian? (we
test on deb6)
mod6: oh
thanks danielpbarron
mod6: so it
turns out
that debian didn't need
the -nodnsseed flag, but gentoo did just like you ran into with ubuntu, i wanna make a comment on
that in
the address perhaps.
mod6: yikes
that paste expires in 1 day lol.
thanks
though funkenstein_, I'll save it locally so i've got it.
mod6: nubbins`: np. i
think it's just good
to get it in
the list for now. later we can
take it, massage whatever is needed and get it into a proper patch and
test it.
mod6: shows send/recieve on
the 64 bit static binary
nubbins`: i should also prolly resend
that email with a subject so it doesn't get lost. right now it shows up as a reply
to some other no-subject post
nubbins`: mod6 plz
to emphasize
that osx patch does not come with official nintendo seal of quality
mod6: (i have a recent one, but not on
this machine atm)
mod6: yeah,
tested send/recieve. lemme see if I can find you a link.
mod6: i was
thinking about including some of
that info in
the monthly address.
mod6: do you still have
the link
to
the pastebin stuff you gave me for your ubuntu build?
mod6: <+funkenstein_> anybody sync a 0.5.3.1 node yet? << i have a lot of
times, probably at least 15
times since october. but... not a pogo. just
the R.I. on a linux install.
nubbins`: i keep running my battery down
to 0% which
tends
to make me have
to rescan everything
danielpbarron: the version i'm running is not
the latest release
though
danielpbarron: i see no reason for it
to not fully sync at
this point
nubbins`: danielpbarron is in
the 300k range on one of his