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    [Solved] Safe mode: Warning: The network does not appear to fully agree! False alarm

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    • AmDD
      AmDD Regular Member last edited by

      Good catch @aciddude

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      • lizhi
        lizhi last edited by

        When we are ready ,I suggest enforce a hard fork for update to 0.9.3.2 or 0.11.2

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        • lizhi
          lizhi last edited by lizhi

          http://www.ftc-c.com/pack4/block100.png

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          • ghostlander
            ghostlander Regular Member @lizhi last edited by

            @lizhi A hard fork just for v4 is a waste of time.

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            • wrapper
              wrapper Moderators last edited by

              @Lizhi We can do the fork when we are ready, and we could be ready soon.

              We need tidy up 0.9.3.2 and create a final 0.9.3.3 - It will not take long …

              The we can start to check 0.11 is ready for change over.

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              • lizhi
                lizhi last edited by

                @ghostlander Do you want to implement BIP102 with V4 ? This is not difficult, can be completed.

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                • ghostlander
                  ghostlander Regular Member @lizhi last edited by

                  @lizhi What makes you think FTC needs 2MB blocks? The current ones are 95%+ empty. Besides FTC is 10x faster than BTC.

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                  • Wellenreiter
                    Wellenreiter Moderators last edited by

                    I agree with @ghostlander :)

                    There is also a drawback, that the block chain will consume even more disk space and synchronization will take more time

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                    • wrapper
                      wrapper Moderators last edited by wrapper

                      There is the possibility to add 2MB when needed? I understan v4 does a lot of pruning and in future the blocks are likely to be compressed

                      If I recall it correctly, Ufasoft’s multi-currency client stores the blockchain in a format of their own in which it gets compressed, so you might switch to it and see a small decrease in the usage of your hard-drive.

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                      • wrapper
                        wrapper Moderators @ghostlander last edited by wrapper

                        @ghostlander said:

                        @lizhi What makes you think FTC needs 2MB blocks? The current ones are 95%+ empty. Besides FTC is 10x faster than BTC.

                        What we usually do is proportional, what about setting the FTC Block size to 200K? (as a compromise)

                        I agree with @Ghostlander - 2MB block will take longer to transmit and could cause issues building 1 minute block.

                        I will re-iterate that 30% of blocks have transactions currently, this shows interest and use. The idea is to make FTC usefull and that could be for the smart contract features, with unlimited used, even more than money…

                        So I also I agree with @Lizhi that it as advantageous to change now, while that is still manageable.

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