After the update the wallet seems to work fine, except:
I receive 0.00000000 masternode payments
Looks like the coins i used to create a masternode are staking! I received some 0.9654321 payment to my masternode address labeled 'Minted', while regular masternode payments are labeled now as Masternode Reward.
Maybe i'm missing something, and i just received staking reward for the remaining coins on this address, but c'mon, i have 1120 coins in total, so is it possible that 120 coins will bring me another 1 every day?

Just updated to 2.6.0.0, everything works so far, but i've had issues starting masternodes.

I uploaded new binaries to cloud server and restarted solaris daemon.


So, i restarted the masternode from the local wallet, but nothing changed, masternode status was the same error.

The solution was to restart the solarisd on cloud server, and WHILE IT LOADS blocks, quickly restart that masternode from local wallet.

I don't know, if this is something worthy, but just in case someone has similar issues - restart masternode's daemon, then quickly start it from local wallet.

Try to start from the console, worked for me:
startmasternode alias false mn

replace 'mn' with your alias

Basically, it's the same branches. And i think, you should just checkout master to avoid such questions

I'm not quite sure i understand what did you mean, but if you have 1000 XLR you can start a masternode immediately. POS is not active yet, so you won't get any coins from just holding. And about PoW mining - you can mine whenever you want.

My masternode received a reward today, but it was 4.8 DSR instead of 5 DSR.
So i'm wondering, what is the reason for receiving 0.2 DSR less per block?

I just pulled some code from the github repo, and i wanted to ask, should i compile a new wallet? I'm using v2.2.0.0 for both local wallet and masternode. So i'm wondering, did i miss an important update? Or it's just some minor fixes?

You can send as many coins to your wallet as you want. In my opinion, the best way to run masternodes is to create separate addresses for each. And yes, you can run as many masternodes as you want on a single wallet.
In short, your local wallet's desire.conf should be empty. To create a new masternode, create a new address, send exactly 1000 DSR to that address, and then, do all other stuff related to masternode.

It should be fine for VPS, because you wouldn't want to use qt on your headless VPS, i presume. So, if you get no other errors, you should just try to run make.

Great job anyway! Looking forward to test your miner under CentOS Linux.

Another masternode started: DPtoqTK521AfGYU5j3JcKa84X41FZirRhC

No, you can't. Desire masternode MUST have port 9919, otherwise it won't start.
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Hey, i have some questions regarding delegates, could anyone help me, please?

https://bitcoinwhite.org/docs/docs/index.html - the manual.

So, '2.1 Download and unpack', as it should, allows to download and unpack the node
But '2.2 Initialize' also downloads node's code from github and installs some packages.

Then, the last step of 2.2 instructs to

Which one is my installation folder? The one i downloaded and unpacked? Or the one was downloaded from github?
Anyway, i tried both, and there are no scripts in ./init dir


Ok, i'm still able to start a node by running

Is it ok that there are no config scripts?

And the last thing is - how exactly to be registered as a delegate? The manual says that a delegate should pay 1000 BTW, but pay to whom?

Assuming i have an address with such amount of coins, how could i register it as a delegate? Should i put this wallet's secret to config.json, forging section? Or should i create a new address and transfet these 1000 BTW to this address?

Okay, i found it. In case you want to see your masternode's uptime via command-line desire cli, you can run

I suppose that the value next to your address is a last seen timestamp, and the next one is uptime.

Hey. ! I have just read in twitter that Madcoin masternodes aren't working properly yet. Is it true? I mean, is it safe to run a masternode now? Or should i just wait?

Maybe you should just wait for a wallet to download the blockchain.

What is the pourpose of sentinel? And what is the reason for masternode to show WATCHDOG_EXPIRED status? I mean, technically. What exactly does the sentinel do for the masternode to have status 'ACTIVE' ?

Thank you! Hope you're right, because i didn't run the sentinel. So, my masternode's desire-cli masternode status shows 'Masternode successfully started, but in general list of masternodes i see WATCHDOG_EXPIRED.
But, as i read here before, it should be fine. Hope to get my first DSR rewards soon.

Okay, even without masternodes tab i managed to start the masternode via the debug console

My new masternode address: DFEQ2CXJdAyos69sdoMpqe1hA2iQiiYL5h

I got another question though. How to see the masternode's uptime using desire-cli ?

Also, the manual says that i should enable Masternodes tab in Settings. However, when i enable masternodes tab, nothing happens. When i restart wallet, i still can't see the masternodes tab, and the checkbox in Settings is unchecked. I'm using the latest wallet software built from the source code.