Gridcoin is a new peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that uses distributed computing (BOINC)
Gridcoin is a new peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that uses distributed computing (BOINC) to benefit humanity by advancing the progress of medicine, biology, climatology, mathematics, astrophysics, and more.
The aim of the Gridcoin project is to shift the computational power primarily to BOINC projects whilst the POW mining calculations become a second priority - so as the mining network scales up, the network's BOINC contribution is scaled up in tandem.
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gridcoinresearch-5.4.8.0.tar.xz | 0032509228 31 MB | |
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Hey Marix, the .spec file should be updated to qt5. Thanks for the package!
Thanks for the heads-up. This has been on my TODO list for a very long time but since Qt4 worked fine for me I never got around to do it. At it now. :)
Hey Marix, will we see a Fedora 27 build soon? Also i saw a new version is up on git.
Thank for the build
Not on git i saw New version, vas on the gridcoinstats website. So never mind, but would love to see Fedora 27 added :)
Thanks for the hint. I don't use Fedora regularly. Thus, it happens that I miss the fact that a new release happened. Package is building now. Should be available in a couple of minutes.
Wonderfull, i'll pull it later tonigth. Thanks :)
Hello. Is there a solution for fedora on its way? I see it fails to build.
Sadly I haven't gotten around to further look at this yet. The issue is that the tests fail in the Fedora build. Now for a quick "fix" I could just disable them, which would get us back to the way it was on the previous versions (where there was no easy way to run the tests).
I got a feeling this migth be due to changes in a recent changes in Fedora, but i have been unable to isolate it.
I see there is a new update 3.7.13.0 - Maybe it will build better?
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I see it uses boost 1.66 but should be 1.65.1
With some modifications to the spec I was able to get things working better for Fedora:
Thanks. Now we only have to figure out what we do about the fact that modern Fedora does no longer ship Berkely 4 and it's not safe to just upgrade to version 5.
Actually, rereading the docs. As long as the build works we can actually use libdb5. It just won't be possible for users to open the wallet with an older build then.
Yes the move from db4 to db5 is one way, although those db4 backups are still good in a pinch. Better to back up fresh after the upgrade to a db5 build.
Can you please add the patches in this PR to fix the aarch64 build? https://github.com/gridcoin-community/Gridcoin-Research/pull/2767