01:31:22
antondoltan:
QuickBASIC:
03:17:39
antondoltan:
ls
03:53:31
DiffieHellman:
br-m: Yes, I realised that after the fact. monerod should really reject the invalid config line, rather than enter an init loop.
04:11:39
DiffieHellman:
I guess the next logical step would be to add GNUnet support, but first I'd need an up to date Gentoo ebuild for that...
04:53:14
QuickBASIC:
antondoltan: Did you summon me or were you invoking the name of an ancient programming language? What's up?
05:26:35
321bob321:
ls -l
05:53:36
antondoltan:
QuickBASIC: it was exidental)))
05:54:26
QuickBASIC:
Ah okay. Have a good day/night etc.
06:15:13
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
DiffieHellman: Init loop?
06:15:39
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
Must be a bug?
06:28:19
DiffieHellman:
Yes, but I don't really want to reproduce it.
14:26:46
marioob:matrix.org:
Hi ppl. I use the Monero flatpak app. Strangely, after rebooting my computer, it does not retain the scanned blocks and have to wait like one hour to rescan all transactions.
14:39:43
Cindy:
marioob: check the flatpak permissions
14:39:54
Cindy:
does it allow the program to store data?
14:40:00
Cindy:
(at least, permanently?)
14:41:18
deavmi:
flatseal is nice program for managing that stuff with a GUI
14:41:48
marioob:matrix.org:
https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/KdpuOtgsvojjdXFjbrVMoOHM.png (Screenshot From 2026-01-03 14-41-32.png)
14:41:54
marioob:matrix.org:
this is how it looks
14:42:35
Cindy:
is this monero wallet GUI?
14:42:41
Cindy:
you should allow it to access ~/Monero
14:42:57
Cindy:
and ~/.bitmonero
14:43:00
marioob:matrix.org:
Yes Monero GUI
14:43:21
Cindy:
allow both of those stuff
14:43:28
Cindy:
with :rw
14:54:56
marioob:matrix.org:
still does not create those directories after allowing access. I believe this issue emerged since I switched to immutable Linux. Chasing this, it seems that it actually uses ~/.var/app/monero/.bitmonero/lmdb/data.mdb
14:55:15
Cindy:
oh i see
14:55:21
Cindy:
in my copy, it uses those directories
14:56:42
marioob:matrix.org:
@marioob:matrix.org: which should be normal as all flatpaks store their app data there.
14:58:57
marioob:matrix.org:
https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/NggVusWvkQhFRdLjUfkvwgRd.png (Screenshot From 2026-01-03 14-58-51.png)
14:59:01
marioob:matrix.org:
also have this
23:07:37
Guest17:
What is the best miner or cloud for those w/o access to a good rig, only holding phones? About to fight to try getting xmrig working.... (android shit-device on-hand). Not opposed to cloud-miners for monero now.
23:23:21
Guest17:
xmrig has an apk, but I can't get it to start, even after I start a simple config....
23:26:56
Cindy_:
what's your phone's architecture
23:27:05
Cindy_:
CPU architecture
23:28:12
Guest17:
arm64, like most new manure. As to os, it is 15. Heavily considering slapping $200 to get an old Nougat
23:28:46
Cindy_:
armv8?
23:28:52
Cindy_:
what's the apk you downloaded
23:29:41
Guest17:
Supposedly, it's 'rooted', but.... Checking apk npw.... It rums, but won't mime
23:29:41
Guest17:
Yes, armv8.
23:31:54
Cindy_:
how much RAM does your phone have
23:32:01
octavian:
to run xmrig on a phone you don't need an apk. Just install termux and build it there via CLI
23:35:55
Cindy_:
^
23:36:02
Cindy_:
just build xmrig in termux
23:36:15
ofrnxmr:
+1
23:37:38
Cindy_:
also root won't do much improvement to your hashrate
23:37:53
Cindy_:
this isn't iOS, JIT can be done without root access