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The Chives Network is a forked clone of the original Chia™ Network blockchain. As a clone, it is possible to farm the same plots to both blockchain networks, as long as the same private key (mnemonic seed) is provided to both the Chia™ and Chives farmer. Chives operates on a different network port though, so be sure to port-forward tcp/9699 at your router.
When Chives farming is enabled, the Summary will include a display of Chives Total Farmed, Chives Netspace Size, and Chives Estimated Time to Win.
Blockchain challenges from both networks are shown as well.
Chives uses it's own plots, distinct from Chia and other blockchains. One must generate k29/k30/k31 plots for Chives using its own keys. This means you MUST copy the "Farmer public key" and "Pool public key" from the Keys page (Chives tab) into the Settings | Plotting page for the particular worker and fork (chives) you with to plot with. Then hit Save button:
Plotting should be done with madmax
with k
set to 29, 30, or 31. Also set network_port: 9699
.
Plots are farmed to only the Chives blockchain fork. From the Farming page listing these common plots, it's also possible to view the debug.log from each farmer/harvester for each blockchain. Just click on the fork by name from the worker dropdown menu.
To see only Chives plots, simply enter 'chives' in the Search box on the top-right of the Farming page:
When enabled, Machinaris tracks farming alerts from Chiadog.
- Windows/Linux/etc users should use the Machinaris Launch wizard to create a docker-compose.yml that launches one container to farm Chia and one container to farm Chives. Then run
docker-compose up
to launch both containers. - Unraid users should install the "Machinaris Chives" application add-on available by searching the Community Applications tab.
Be sure to copy over your mnemonic pass-phrase found at ~/.machinaris/mnemonic.txt into the new folder at ~/.machinaris-chives/mnemonic.txt and restart the Chives container to pick it up.
NOTE: Because Chives uses its own plot files, with its own keys, I strongly recommend that you keep your Chives plots in a separate folder from your regular Chia plots. Just change the volume mapping path when launching Machinaris!
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