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Hello Bursters. Sorry for the title but I'm really pissed off and you will understand why when you read the issue. In my first install I had an issue with downloading blockchain. Syncing stopped always at the same block.
After tring over 6 hours I solved the issue thanks to replacing db files with very new DB files. (only 100 or so blocks were missing.) But I knew this was a temporary solution.
Is Syscoin SYS Mining Legal there. Because older DB files wouldn't syncing after 1000 or 1500 blocks. I solved it because DB files were up to date.
Yesterday, everything went to the same point. Synchronization stucked at 452407th block.
When it stucked, wallet was on! Tried replacing previously working DB files. It began downloading blockchain but stopped again at 452407 block. I tried to pop off 50 blocks using 'Rollback Chain' with Qbundle v1.9. It started and stucked again at the same block. I know it won't sync unless I have DB files after 452407th block. Why is this happening?
Why this wallet always stucks at the same block once it stucks? Everytime I will seek newer DB files? Please someone help, I would like to know what's causing this problem. I need solutions other than replacing db files, deleting / reinstalling software, installing on different drive, installing different versions.
None of these didn't solve the issue first time and I'm sure they won't solve now either. What happens if I use unsynchronized wallet? I know I can keep mining, plotting etc. But will I be able to receive payments from pools? Can transfer Burst etc? Thank you for your help, in advance.
Much appreciated. Said in: Its been 2 days mining still didn't see any burst added in my wallet can anyone tell me. You don't automatically get burst simply for mining, there are a couple things at play here, the first is your pool must WIN a block, that is, have the lowest deadline of all the deadlines submitted to the network, second you must have submitted a deadline within a certain mathematical formula that your pool uses to award shares of those won blocks.
Different pools have different formulas, and some of those formulas are dramatically negative for small to medium sized miners. The first step in mining burst is to find the correct pool for your size of plots, if you have a small amount like 10TB or less you will need to find a pool that has an unlimited deadline so that you are capable of submitting a deadline every round, so that you get counted into their mathematical formulas to receive a share of any winnings, but once again, you don't get anything if the pool doesn't win a block. The greatest mistake smaller miners make is joining a pool that wins a lot of blocks but has a very short deadline, thus they rarely ever receive any winnings from that pool because they never submit deadlines to be counted towards any winnings, they simply thought if they joined the biggest pool they would get rewarded, but thats simply not the case because most of those pools have short deadlines which you will rarely find and thus rarely ever receive any rewards for mining. Best Free SmartCash SMART Mining Software. So what are my recommendations? (personal opinions vary on this) 0-5TB = unlimited deadline pool 5-10TB = 360 day deadline pool 10-20TB = 180 day deadline pool 20-30TB = 90 day deadline pool 30-40TB = 45 day deadline pool etc etc etc you can see how this progressively goes down with the greater size of space you commit, its not an exact must happen scale, but you can see the general idea.
But one thing I see WAY too often is people with just one or two hard drives on a pool with a day or two deadline, they will see next to nothing for burst compared to if they joined a pool of the correct deadline for their size. But their pool still has to win.