Quote from: modzer0 on November 22, 2017, 01:43:22 AM

Quote from: ra213 on November 21, 2017, 05:42:12 PM

Quote from: t0xx on November 21, 2017, 05:24:49 PM

I set up the MN 5 days ago and i was disappointed that i didn't receive anything. Today at 16:00 GMT i received 2 rewards, one of 1.5 xcxt and one of 5.93 xcxt.

The windows wallet is pretty bad, it always sits on "Not responding" and cooler on my laptop is at full speed. I tried letting it run for almost 48h non stop, still no joy. Then i did a wallet backup and i moved the wallet on Linux which runs smoothly

If you have a master node, just set it up, make sure it is seen in the network with coinonatxd masternode list and just wait for it. I also have ARC MN set up at the same time but on this one i didn't get any reward, maybe due to large number of master nodes (2400) compared to XCXT (480)

Same here. Unfortunately the linux wallet does not work better, freezes every few seconds. You can set it up with the command line.

I want to set up another masternode, but only one is working. I checked the ports with netstat and only the first one from the config file is listening.

The freezing issue is related to updating the masternode list tab in the wallet GUI. The code that does this is in the same place as the code that draws the GUI, so the GUI freezes while the masternode list is updated. The Windows and Linux wallets use the same code, so they'll have the same problem. Other similar coins (such as Crave) do this as well, so I'm not sure why it's not a problem for them... the updating code is nearly identical, but it completes so much faster with those other coins that you don't notice any hangups in the GUI. There is some blockchain code involved in there, and it could be that the algorithm this coin is using is slower than other coins or not optimized. I gave up digging into that part of it since I just don't have enough knowledge in that area.

I played around with moving that code off to a separate thread so it's not mixed with the GUI code. I had some success - the GUI no longer hangs up. There are still a few issues though, and I haven't had time to get back to the code to finish it up, as I've been busy with other coins and life in general. I hope to get back to it soon, because I'd like to see this stupid problem fixed as well.

Anyone wanting to run a masternode is better off using the command line coinonatxd. I do this on Linux and it works fine, although the rewards aren't great at all, as others have noted.

I'm not a dev of this coin or associated with them in any way... just a programmer who decided to take a look into things since the devs haven't.

Thank you for sharing your research. Should be standard to run such functions asynchronous.