Quote from: Diskcoin on July 12, 2019, 03:31:57 PM

Quote from: eagle275 on July 11, 2019, 04:18:21 PM

its a JOKE .. your PID-tester declares literally ALL existing plotter_IDs as "not applicable" and enforces a rule .. smaller than 18 digits .. smaller than 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFF+4 .. I have never encountered before - why do that .. if you want to let the people multimine - then dont behave like YOU are the center of the POC world ... most of us have plots .. and especially the bigger miners dont want new wallet addresses / new plotter IDs

Any Ideas on that ?

Any Idea on changing your miner's hashing method to be compatible ? so that we need not run 2 miners stressing our drives ?

Burst/bhd/boom use uint64 PID, the PID that Diskcoin uses is less than uint56, we all use the same POC2 file.

At present, the global POC hashrate is around 2000p, and the hashrate less than uint56 occupies 1/256, less than 10P, which means that everyone needs to replot files. Replot will take time, the advantage of this is that there will be no huge hashrate in DISC mining immediately, which can avoid huge hashrate attacks for Diskcoin, such as 51% attacks or miner-activated softfork (MASF), thus ensuring the safety and stability on the chain. And it will be fairer for everyone.

it is 7/13 now, closed to Mainnet.
when the testnet will be lanuched which forced to be PID working ? we need test.