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Highlights Protocol Note that the protocol changes will not become active until we cross the hard-fork transition height to v11, which has been set at 2053000. The second changelog is the detailed one in the usual format, and gives you an inkling of the size of this release. One is high level, which summarizes the most significant changes in the protocol. Given the amount of changes in Fern, I am presenting TWO changelogs below. We believe this amount of testing is going to result in a smooth rollout.
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The developers have also been running non-staking "sentinel" nodes on mainnet with this code to verify that the consensus rules are problem-free for the legacy compatibility code on the broader mainnet.
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During the last few months, we have done two private testnet forks and then the full public testnet testing for v11 code (the new protocol which is what Fern implements). The v10 (legacy) compatibility code has been running on testnet continuously as it was developed to ensure compatibility with existing nodes. We have been testing this for MONTHS on testnet in various stages.
The fundamentals of Gridcoin with this release are now on a very sound and maintainable footing, and the developers believe the codebase as updated here will serve as the fundamental basis for Gridcoin's future roadmap. We then wrote an entirely new, simplified ruleset for research rewards and reengineered contracts (which includes beacon management, polls, and voting) using properly classed code.
This had to be done in such a way as to clear out all of the old spaghetti and ring-fence it with tightly controlled class implementations. We had to encode all of the old rules active for the v10 block protocol in new code and ensure that the new code was 100% compatible. This removes the team requirement at last (see below), although there are many other important improvements besides that.įern was a monumental undertaking. Practically the ENTIRE Gridcoin specific codebase resting on top of the vanilla Bitcoin/Peercoin/Blackcoin vanilla PoS code has been rewritten. Essentially a complete rewrite that was started with the scraper (the "neural net" rewrite) in "Denise" has now been completed.
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Submitted by BitcoinAllBot to BitcoinAll ĭoes someone know how to move my Blockchain wallet to my Bitcoin-Qt wallet?įinally! After over ten months of development and testing, "Fern" has arrived! This is a whopper. Is there any way I can move to Electrum without downloading bitcoin-qt and downloading the whole damn blockchain? /r/Bitcoin Submitted by dyrich20 to BitcoinBeginners I just found a copy of a long-lost wallet.dat file.
I didn't find too much help via google or the security guide on the right side of this page. Is there a special way to extract the private keys from wallet.dat to import them into multibit or electrum? I don't think using Bitcoin-QT on my thumb drive is an option since the blockchain is so huge and I think the blockchain is needed to do anything with Bitcoin-QT. However, the format from pywallet doesn't seem to be right to get it on electrum nor multibit. I'm trying to get my private keys into something like electrum or multibit using pywallet to decrypt my wallet.dat on a fresh linux system (thumb-drive again). I don't want to rely on the computer I currently have my wallet.dat file on just in case this happens to me. I've read instances of people decrypting their wallet, then finding some unknown malware on their computer immediately emptying their wallets.
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I would like to eventually move my coins to a paper wallet for offline storage, but currently want to get my coins over to (I set it up the account on a thumb-drive linux system with 2FA and a great password). I currently access my bitcoins on Bitcoin-QT and have used a pretty good passphrase to encrypt the wallet.dat file.