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mod6: To all who have nodes on this list: Please update ben_vulpes or myself if the IP or status changes of your node. Thank you.
mod6: this is trolling, no?
mod6: i aspire to get that periodical
mod6: but mostly, the savings rate far exceeds the yield of capatal allocation; which is obvious. and will stay that way for sometime as fiats -> 0. someday, that'll be different.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> in this light, doing anything whatsoever other than 'hodling' is raw deal. << there are exceptions
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> let them learn teh brass tacks. << everyone has to, ya.
mod6: ah, last king of italy.
mod6: I also got 2 sweet italian sausages for this weekend -- may do a bit of sauce, peppers & onions with those.
mod6: Those cheddarworst were everything I hoped they could be. Yum.
mod6: Went to this ukrainian place called Kramarczuk's Deli today. Place has awesome Rubans. Got a Pierogi too. And some Cheddarwost sausages to go. They make 'em right there.
mod6: looks like a bunch of us got zapped
mod6: wow, was KLINED for some reason o.O !?
mod6: no prob mike_c, glad you got it goin!
mod6: yeah, no idea what gives.
mod6: `make ONLINE=1` ? or did you copy in the deeds (for the deps) by hand?
mod6: i'll wait for your build log, that should help.
mod6: anything set with `echo $CC` ?
mod6: ok, that should be way more than enough.
mod6: mike_c: also, how much disk space do you have available? this thing is gonna need like min 20G in the fs you're building in. does your /var have that much?
mod6: mircea_popescu: could be. very strange indeed.
mod6: and what about `echo $CC` anything set there?
mod6: ok, that should be ok then, mike_c
mod6: mike_c: what do these two say: ` update-alternatives --list gcc && update-alternatives --list g++`
mod6: before you haul off and run everything again, i think we aught to look at your update-alternatives
mod6: Lemme check it out.
mod6: mike_c: I don't think it did. I set this one up like back in the spring. And I'm fairly sure it came with gcc5 and i vanquished all the bs by hand.
mod6: I seriously we'll ever resolve this for all until we just have an OS that pre-staged for this build process.
mod6: im not sure on this, something environmental it feels like -- yet, I have the same system with it working just peachy.
mod6: the one is exactly: Description: Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS
mod6: one gentoo, one ubuntu
mod6: i've got 2 systems here that have successfuly built that I'm looking at. both look like this ^
mod6: very weird. check out mine here:
mod6: bitcoin/build/toolchain/usr/bin
mod6: for instance, i think that to be: bitcoin/build/toolchain/usr/x86_64-therealbitcoin-linux-musl/bin
mod6: i believe that to be the wrong dir you listed.
mod6: let me show you mine.
mod6: yeah, hmm. so definatley something went wrong when unrolling all of the toolchain stuff from buildroot.
mod6: (p.bvulpes.com ofc)
mod6: can you also do me a favor; `ls -al /var/trb/trb54/bitcoin/build/toolchain/usr/bin/` then paste.
mod6: mike_c: what version of Ubuntu are you trying to install upon?
mod6: sure, solid advise.
mod6: Indeed, this is by design. But to ensure that I grok /exactly/ what it's doing, I am compelled to do by hand.
mod6: I've even had to whiteboard and unroll by hand to grasp some of its mechanics.
mod6: Ah, I admit, earlier I didn't have much chance at all to review this. In fact, to wrap my head around the fine points of ffa's more complex routines, takes me some time.
mod6: for i in N'Length .. XM'Length - 1 loop << so you can remove this loop then?
mod6: so, when mike_c gets a chance, we'll examine his closely to see if his does indeed exist. and it ~should~.
mod6: my builds do indeed have this.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> dear celestial mommy in charge of government and all things, we thank you for regulating this new pile of dollars into bitcoin's value. amen. << :D
mod6 goes off to read the latest ffa update,
mod6: ah, sorry to conflate, yes. width.
mod6: so 4160 can work, etc.
mod6: make sense. i personally kinda like the idea that a user can generate a key, that must be 2^n, that is all.
mod6: asciilifeform: ok. just was more curious than anything if we're still flexible here.