VDash just reads the log files and reports on them in real time. It was written by @happybeing to do that.
At this time the easy way to run nodes is using the launchpad (or whatever its official name is). It is a front end to safenode-manager which is a manager for the actual nodes
Yes, but some people wonāt run vdash from the beginning, or quit it, or it might crash. Happens sometimes. I think itās unlikely to stay running for months. I think we need something simpler and lighter for just tea rings specifically. Not that Iām volunteering! I might be able manage a script to look through the logs to do a count but it wonāt be clever.
Any tokens earned from Beta rewards by nodes hosted in the USA canāt persist or be redeemed in live network, passed the last beta network?
In other words, use it or lose it.
But during the beta the earned tokens can be used to pay for storage that will persist OR you can trade them in for other rewards?
That leads me to what are the other rewards? Is fiat or other crypto on that list?
I donāt take any issue with this cause I can see it could be a really useful stress test and great way to get free data storage whilst seeding the network. Positive feedback loop. But I am looking for clarity.
It should be fine. I used the earlier version on Ub24 and just checked it runs. Have you set it executable? If yes, how are you trying to run it and what happens.
You should be opening a terminal and in the directory where it is, typing ./node-launchpad
Will try again. Hereās an example of alternative.
Instead of A (= collecting a royalty that is effectively a price increase on users/clients; a royalty is supposed to be shared fairly to anyone in the world but in actually will never be be as is slowly coming into picture for all to see nowāand we havenāt even reached the hidden factors that will make things even worse)ā¦
do B (= no royalties; just husband well the genesis allocation and let the network grow and be used in whatever way users decide and support).
Another question, I want to put my nodes on an external drive, is this only possible with node manger? What would be the path for Ubuntu? Like: /media/x9Pro, something like that? Or /dev/sda2? Thanks
Before there was a Foundation, we discussed all kinds of alternatives. I have always been in favor of the creation of a Foundation because it increases the chance of success of this particular network and I have repeatedly argued for it:
What I am trying to say is that now at this point in time a path has been chosen. Letās see how far we can go this time together.
Regardless of whether the path proves good or bad, if the technology works (which is already obvious) crossroads will appear - new copies of the protocol with different tokenomics.
Itās human nature - everyone has an opinion and people with different opinions come together in waves. The question is whether you are with us in this wave or you will wait for the next one.
Ok the external ssd drive mounts fine at the path above, but when I run node-launchpad with ctrl g it still only finds the internal drive, and not the external one.