For me it is displaying everything except Storecost and RAM, as before those updates.
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If you run many nodes there is a trick to see how many is active. If example Vdash shows around 70-80/180 nodes active, then choose a node in the list, click enter to see details, wait maybe 10-20 seconds, click enter again and then it will show the correct number example 176/180 or something similar.
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Cool.
I just started 12 nodes at one go, and saw 100% CPU for a while - possibly between 1-3 minutes. Few months ago, when I last used Vdash, this would have led some shunning. Now, nothing! Nodes just seem to work without problems.
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I look forward to being able to easily roll custom nodes.
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If you get the chance to take a look, It is getting a little harder to view earnigns on Vdash at the moment. 
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vdash v0.19.3
I’ve published v0.19.3 which is a quick hack to show higher earnings.
To install/update (after installing Rust):
cargo install vdash
If you have a problem try rustup update and if that fails, see the OP / vdash README.
New look…
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Thanks, works great!
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Does Vdash work with the latest release?
It shows 5/6 nodes as stopped 1/6 Connected, and Launchpad shows every node as running.
As far as I know yes, but some stats may have been lost. I saw similar yesterday in vdash, some saying stopped others looking ok.
I’m now unable to start nodes at all so we need to wait while things settle down.
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Yes I have the same thing - I reset and tried again a few times in a panic but it still says ‘stopped’ and I assumed / hoped as you say @happybeing that it was just something to do with the stats.
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Most of my nodes say ‘Stopped’ but they very clearly aren’t. I think it’s just that with the network not being very active the log entries are sometimes too far apart for Vdash to think they are running.
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I’d agree with that
This shows 28 nodes only 7 of which have ever seen a PUT, let alone have an actual record stored
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Minor update to v0.20.0:
- use ANT rather than EMAID pricing from your chosen API (Coinmarketcap or CoinGecko are supported. See
vdash --help) - more squashing refs to ‘safe’ and replacing with ‘ant’
As always, to install or update:
cargo install vdash
But get Rust first as described in the OP.
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