Nicolas Liochon

I met the same issue, and found independently the same root cause (https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=33868). I confirm that the fix proposed there works for xbmc as well. I created a pull request...

discussion with @bkolad @nikkolasg This is at the application level: the handel library does not take care of this point. For Eth2, the Ethereum Foundation is still working on the...

The idea is: Let's say that you are the first node (id 1). At level 1 you're supposed to receive 2's signature but you don't: 2 is down. At level...

> Ok - it goes back to the "threshold per level" idea where we could pass up quickly to another level if we have "enough" signatures. Not exactly, because we're...

It's possible to simplify it with: - if at a level we have received all the signatures specific to this level from our peers we can start the next level....

In other words, it's interesting. Need to think about it more.

> The 80% thing makes a huge difference, it's surprising... do you have "failed" nodes in your setup ?? Of course, if not this setting is more or less useless....

> they were only relying on timeout to go the next That's more of less the current logic: very aggressive timeouts. You can see in the results above that the...

As discussed, let's try with a timeout of 50ms short term.