Hmm, the link took me to a whole lot of Asian looking characters; am I meant to use a translator? As such I couldn't find the quoted material.
Question: Can the BIP109 magic be applied if we have the 1MB block size limit? If not, why not?
Sorry try this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/47f0b0/f2pool_testing_classic/d0deh29It can, but it needs to be in hardfork, so 2MB is usefull anyway.
Yes, already available few days. Note the sigop is reduced to 1.3 GB only after the 2 MB hard fork is activated and grace period over, blocks with more sigops will become invalid the same way blocks over 1MB are invalid now.
Notable changes from Bitcoin Core version 0.12.0:
Bitcoin Classic 0.12.0 is based on Bitcoin Core version 0.12.0, and is compatible with its blockchain files and wallet.
For a full list of changes in 0.12.0, visit Cores website here.
Additionally, this release includes all changes and additions made in Bitcoin Classic 0.11.2, most notably the increase of the block size limit from one megabyte to two megabytes.
Opt-in RBF is set to disabled by default. In the next release, opt-in RBF will be completely removed.
The RPC command "getblockchaininfo" now displays BIP109's (2MB) status.
The chainstate obfuscation feature from Bitcoin Core is supported, but not enabled