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v1.0.9 Trustaking XDS Core Wallet

30 Sep 17:01
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- Updated to the latest XDS Blockcore daemon (Now includes latest UI Dashboard)
- Once the wallet is started just enter this url into your browser: http://localhost:48334/
- Updated to the new logo:)

To be used in conjunction with Trustaking.com

I will only be supporting XDS with the Blockcore Codebase

If you haven't used Blockcore wallet before you will need to follow the instructions below:

When you first open the Trustaking Core Wallet, it will create a new data directory without a wallet file.

You have two options to restore your wallet file with the new codebase:

Option 1 - Recover your wallet from seed words (recommended)
Option 2 - Edit the wallet.json file

  1. Stop the Core Wallet
  2. Open .wallet.json file in a text editor and and change "Mainnet" to "XdsMain"
  3. Copy the file to the new data directory
  4. Start the Core Wallet

Please note ... this doesn't have the GPU miner (please continue using 1.0.5)

v3.0.2 Blockcore Solaris Core Wallet

06 Jul 11:20
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- Updated to use the Solaris Blockcore reference node codebase
- Build available for Raspberry Pi (ARM) 

v1.0.8 Trustaking XDS Core Wallet

02 May 16:06
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- Updated to the latest XDS Blockcore daemon (Now includes Dan's new UI Dashboard)
- Once the wallet is started just enter this url into your browser: http://localhost:48334/

To be used in conjunction with Trustaking.com

I will only be supporting XDS with the Blockcore Codebase

If you haven't used Blockcore wallet before you will need to follow the instructions below:

When you first open the Trustaking Core Wallet, it will create a new data directory without a wallet file.

You have two options to restore your wallet file with the new codebase:

Option 1 - Recover your wallet from seed words (recommended)
Option 2 - Edit the wallet.json file

  1. Stop the Core Wallet
  2. Open .wallet.json file in a text editor and and change "Mainnet" to "XdsMain"
  3. Copy the file to the new data directory
  4. Start the Core Wallet

Please note ... this doesn't have the GPU miner (please continue using 1.0.5)

v1.0.7 Trustaking XDS Core Wallet

18 Apr 17:00
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I will only be supporting XDS with the Blockcore Codebase

If you haven't used Blockcore wallet before you will need to follow the instructions below:

When you first open the Trustaking Core Wallet, it will create a new data directory without a wallet file.

You have two options to restore your wallet file with the new codebase:

Option 1 - Recover your wallet from seed words (recommended)
Option 2 - Edit the wallet.json file

  1. Stop the Core Wallet
  2. Open .wallet.json file in a text editor and and change "Mainnet" to "XdsMain"
  3. Copy the file to the new data directory
  4. Start the Core Wallet

Please note ... this doesn't have the GPU miner (please continue using 1.0.5)

v1.0.2 Trustaking City Core Wallet

12 Apr 11:58
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** Edit **

- Updated to use txindex=1 to maintain compatibility with CityHub. (please don't run them at the same time)

Changelog

- Updated to the latest City Chain daemon
- Updated transaction type terminology on delegated staking tab

Can be used in conjunction with Trustaking.com

v1.0.1 City Core Wallet (Trustaking.com)

10 Apr 11:25
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- Updated to the latest City Chain daemon
- Now includes a Windows version of the Trustaking Core Wallet

Can be used in conjunction with Trustaking.com

v1.0.6 XDS Core Wallet (with updated Blockcore Codebase)

17 Mar 20:18
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** UPDATE **

  • fixes delegated staking (thanks Dan)
  • fixes daemon shutdown issue (thanks Dennis)

For those that are interested in testing out XDS with the Blockcore Codebase

Please note ... this doesn't have the GPU miner (please continue using 1.0.5)

When you first open the Core Wallet, it will create a new data directory without a wallet file.

You have two options to restore your wallet file with the new codebase:

Option 1 - Recover your wallet from seed words (recommended)
Option 2 - Edit the wallet.json file

  1. Stop the Core Wallet
  2. Open .wallet.json file in a text editor and and change "Mainnet" to "XdsMain"
  3. Copy the file to the new data directory
  4. Start the Core Wallet

v1.0.5 XDS Core Wallet (with GPU Miner)

29 Feb 10:29
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Updated to use @spartacrypt XDS codebase with integrated GPU miner .. Enjoy!!

There are some additional settings you will need to add to your xds.conf:

useopencl=1            - Enable OpenCL mining
openclworksizesplit=10 - Amount to split to work to send to the device. If you have a fast GPU set this to 1 not split the work, but for slower GPUs or CPUs you will need to set this higher. I have this at 1 on my desktop and 100 on my laptop.
opencldevice= ...      - OpenCL device to use, defaults to the first one found. You will see a list of the devices in the console on startup. Currently the mine only supports one device, will update to run multiple in parallel.

*New build includes fixes for Linux, on Linux you will need to install OpenCL by running:

sudo apt-get install beignet opencl-headers clinfo -y

You can test it works by running :
clinfo

You'll get something like this:

Number of platforms                               1
  Platform Name                                   Intel Gen OCL Driver
  Platform Vendor                                 Intel
  Platform Version                                OpenCL 2.0 beignet 1.3
  Platform Profile                                FULL_PROFILE
  Platform Extensions                             cl_khr_global_int32_base_atomics cl_khr_global_int32_extended_atomics cl_khr_local_int32_base_atomics cl_khr_local_int32_extended_atomics cl_khr_byte_addressable_store cl_khr_3d_image_writes cl_khr_image2d_from_buffer cl_khr_depth_images cl_khr_spir cl_khr_icd cl_intel_accelerator cl_intel_subgroups cl_intel_subgroups_short cl_khr_gl_sharing
  Platform Extensions function suffix             Intel

  Platform Name                                   Intel Gen OCL Driver
Number of devices                                 1
  Device Name                                     Intel(R) HD Graphics Haswell Ultrabook GT2 Mobile

v1.0.6 XDS Core Wallet (with Blockcore Codebase)

15 Mar 19:53
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** UPDATE **

  • fixes delegated staking (thanks Dan)
  • fixes daemon shutdown issue (thanks Dennis)

For those that are interested in testing out XDS with the Blockcore Codebase

Please note ... this doesn't have the GPU miner (please continue using 1.0.5)

When you first open the Core Wallet, it will create a new data directory without a wallet file.

You have two options to restore your wallet file with the new codebase:

Option 1 - Recover your wallet from seed words (recommended)
Option 2 - Edit the wallet.json file

  1. Stop the Core Wallet
  2. Open .wallet.json file in a text editor and and change "Mainnet" to "XdsMain"
  3. Copy the file to the new data directory
  4. Start the Core Wallet

v1.0.4 XDS Core Wallet

03 Feb 22:16
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Improved mining efficiency