I believe they are same thing. 'Adrenaline' is just the 'brand name' of our masternodes, as I told someone else.
I am guessing that there was an update to the masternodes in the past, which is the point when all nodes became .... adrenalized
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Creating and setting up a masternode through the Adrenaline tab is basically doing the same thing as if you manually followed the steps from the masternode setup tutorial video.
It is just easier and faster, since it is doing a lot of that work for you.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if you set up a 'normal' node as you put it, it still shows up in the Adrenaline Node count?
I am guessing that there was an update to the masternodes in the past, which is the point when all nodes became .... adrenalized
.Creating and setting up a masternode through the Adrenaline tab is basically doing the same thing as if you manually followed the steps from the masternode setup tutorial video.
It is just easier and faster, since it is doing a lot of that work for you.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if you set up a 'normal' node as you put it, it still shows up in the Adrenaline Node count?
Yep, it does.
I am having issues with them going down at random. Regardless of my ports being open, at least 1 node will go down overnight with a "could not allocate vin" for the collateral. Is it because I'm running 4 nodes in one wallet? I think when it was 3 it was fine. In that sense I went a different route from the tutorial this time, whereby I didn't create a new instance for the qt, but I modified my conf to include 4 masternodes.
Even when they were instanced a lot of the time they crash or something.
Is this due to my hardware? Do you need a relatively good rig to run 4 nodes, and not like a Rasperry Pi or crappy old computer with 2.0 Ghz CPU speed and 2 GB ram? Or are there some some tweaks you can add to make it more stable?
Any help appreciated from masternode owners.