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danielpbarron: speaking of netbsd; that's what i'm researching as a candidate to replace archlinux for the
pogo danielpbarron: oh btw, the
pogo running with swap space hasn't crashed yet, currently at 87k
danielpbarron: when i searched the log for
pogo, i found that linked
danielpbarron: the arch install occured on the
pogo, if that's what you mean
danielpbarron: i followed the instructions on the archlinux page for
pogo and it worked
kakobrekla: prolly nobody cares but i just checked for fun whats the
pogo cost in europe; its 55 dorra.
danielpbarron: hm, and now the 1st
pogo (longer chain) is stuck while the 2nd pulls from it
danielpbarron: going back to connecting directly to my 1st
pogo in that case
danielpbarron: except it's a dirty hack, and the
pogo crashes anyway
danielpbarron: the
pogo with the longer chain is running the burner
danielpbarron: when i turn off my 1st
pogo and let the 2nd talk to the rest of the network, it doesn't hang up on every 500th block; i guess there is some config variable that limits how many blocks to send to one peer per session?
danielpbarron: i got 2nd
pogo running; it's using my own compiled bitcoind (porta tronic non bastard) and it's successfully pulling blocks from my other
pogo (running ascii's porta-tronic bastard)
fluffypony: $44.80 including delivery and customs (per
Pogo)
punkman: who manufactures the
pogo?
davout: i tried getting a
pogo on amazon, for some retarded reason the price in euros is like 60
davout: asciilifeform: that's the
pogo??
mircea_popescu: it's an ideal usecase for the "use ssd until it fries" because the value of running a
pogo is in its running. so a
pogo that ran for 3.5 years then died, had part replaced and resynced over three weeks then ran for another 3.5 years is a perfectly functional, 99.999% uptime
pogo as good as any other.
danielpbarron: my
pogo running asciilifeform's bastard crashes quite often
the_scourge: yah i was going to buy a
pogo for nas work at home. but then i spent $way_too_much_fiat and built a xeon one instead
mircea_popescu: i doubt someone who has the werewithal to get the
pogo going needs me to unpnp him
mircea_popescu: in any case, the
pogo plugs will be quite welcome. the network's been suffering for a long time,
BingoBoingo: Have any
pogo people run the ArmV build with a preloaded blockchain (i.e. minimal initial sync before current)?
davout: on an other topic, wrt to
pogo plug chain sync
BingoBoingo: <ben_vulpes> this is why i pushed for deb 6 as our build target << I though a lesson of
Pogo is cheap was any sane *nix is target
ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> [] a deterministic builder of statically linked 0.5.3.xxxxx. for arbitrary cross-compiler. and ran. and turd runs on
pogo. << f yeah. share?
danielpbarron: asciilifeform, what kind of drive can plug into the
pogo? anything that's 2.5 inch sata? or is there a way to use larger drives with a cable?
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron exact model discussed at length in teh logs, search for
pogo.
mod6: and you're on like a 128mb
pogo or w/e right?
decimation: asciilifeform: I imagine the
pogo is slow as balls
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron wouldja be willing to package asciilifeform's final
pogo stuff into a very detailed, any noob can get it post ?
danielpbarron: if you're gonna run buttcoin on something called a "
pogo plug," you could call it a buttplug
decimation: asciilifeform: what kind of buses are available on your
pogo board? and is it the "pogoplug mobile"?
mod6: asciilifeform: regarding '
pogo': Cool!