90% of my PoS mined coins currently "Generated but not accepted" why? it was opposite before 90% was accepted...

10% orphan rate is normal. 90% is definitely wrong.

One other person complained of similar issue.  I am gathering more information.

Please answer the following questions.

What version of HBN are you using?

Are you fully up-to-date with the block explorer? As far as the correct block number and difficulty?

What type system are you running on? Win build(if win), ram, cpu?

Is your CPU maxed at one core? IE Hobonickels-qt.exe is taking 25% of a quad core system.

What is your internet type? and latency?

How many connections are you holding?

Please also restart the client with -debug and -printstakemodifier and -printcreation and -printcoinstake -maxconnections=50

Let it run for a bit get a few good stakes or orphans, then please zip up the debug.log and put it somewhere for me to look at. You can PM me the location or post here.

what payload is on the HBN client? I started to notice the ASIC miners on a computer would start to go on and off while the sticks on other computers were not being affected. Eventually I pinpointed the cause to the HBN client. None of the other clients running on the same computer have any effect on the usb sticks. so the question is obvious, what did you add to the client? I noticed the CPU running at 90%+ used by the HBN client. I will no longer run the client, i will send the coins straight into cryptsy and recommend everyone to do the same

It ranges from 2-6% depending on the length of time it took to stake

If you solo mined for sometime, then you have MANY MANY small inputs trying to stake. See the post above.

I run multiple wallets and I run ASCIs with no issues at all on same computer. I have quad core. Sounds like you have single core.  So you need keep the inputs for stake down to a reasonable level.

Not sure what you mean by future coins? There is no work around to save coins days.  But after a coin stakes, those days reset anyway. So not much is lost.

Yes 6,000, in 5 block size is too much for the CPU to handle. That is 1,200 inputs going into the CPU at once.

Think of it this way. What you have is like running 1,200 5870s on the same box. If you combine them, it would be like running 10 7950s.  Much more efficient.

All the issues are related.

Combine your coins into another wallet, in 500 chunks, with 2 or 3 hours separating the batches.  Then those coins will start staking very nicely for many many months, until you need to combine again.

Good luck

Are you running stakes with many small inputs? If so this is the cause of the high CPU  usage, which could effect other processes. 

But if you are insinuating that there is some type of back door to which is taking your ASCI mining power, well sorry my friend that is not the case. The source is on github, and can be compiled easily.

We were DOS'ed. Someone seems to be a little bit envious...

Glad you are back. 

Yes your CPU will be used on the mined coins to stake once they age 10 days.  It is generally very low usage, it only gets high if you have many thousand small blocks of coins, try to stake at once.

Creating mulit-wallets (one for mining and one for staking, and one for general spending) is good practice. But it all depends on how many you mine, and how often you plan to move them around. No need to stop mining while loading or unloading wallets.  Encrypted wallets can be problematic, and need to be unlocked once loaded. See walletpassphrase usage.

By coin size I simply mean how man coins were included in a certain transaction.  I like to collect the mined coins in my wallet until they get to 100+ then I move them to staking wallet.  Each person

I get approx 10% orphans on stake, your results may vary, depending on CPU speed/usage and network latency. You can decrease the chance for orphans by increasing the maxconnections. By default it is set to 8, but can be overridden by -maxconnection switch or by use in the conf file. And for mining you can help by setting the scan time to be much lower, like 20 seconds, in cgminer

The name came from the original developer thundertoe. It was thought up during a chat session at Cryptsy's with a few other people.   My plans for the coin is to create a very easy way to give to your favorite charity.  But it is free to be used for any purpose a persons wishes. :-)

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