I’ve set up a (temporary) signet peer-observer instance for this: https://signet.peer.observer/. I’m running a Bitcoin Core v31.0rc1 (node01) node and an Inquisition v29.2 (which has BIP-54 merged) node (node02).
I’ll post a few links here to watch during and after the event:
- https://signet.peer.observer/forks/ should show the
v31.0rc1node processing (albeit slowly), and theInquisition v29.2BIP-54 node rejecting the blocks. - https://signet.peer.observer/debug-logs/ has detailed debug - once they rotate (UTC midnight)
- https://signet.peer.observer/monitoring/d/bdgc3bcjec268b/validation-block-connection-time shows validation time of blocks
Both nodes are running on the same host. The host has access to 8 shared AMD EPYC-Rome (2019) cores. I guess that makes it something between high-end and mid-range.