thank you I cant believe I didn't spot the ver number, well its compiling now  Good to hear! Should take about a half hour or so to finish the guide then if you just started to compile. |
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You have to type bfgminer-4.6.0 instead of 4.2.0 for these commands.
Try typing this command without quotations:
"cd -"
Then continue from Step 7 again, except wherever the guide uses 4.2.0, use 4.6.0 instead and it should work.
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thanks that worked now step 6 I type in sudo tar -xvf bfgminer-4.2.0.txz and I get no such file or directory. OK try typing the following without quotations: "sudo tar -xvf bfgminer-4.6.0.txz" |
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I use a Blockchain.info wallet for quick spending on the go but don't keep much there. The majority of my bitcoin balance is on paper wallets, and I have a Trezor on it's way to me which will be a great addition for securing coins. I also store some in an Electrum wallet too, but again, not as much as on the paper wallets.
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I think the neutrals should be a yellow colour or something and show up in the trusted section if they're from users on the default trust. Just saw one vod left and thought he'd left a positive and been removed from default trust for a minute  . text will be very hard to read. What about using blue for positive ratings and black for neutral ones? Or even a green font might work well for positive ratings, and black for neutral. |
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Nice to see the changes!
I have a question about the trust though - right now it appears that I have 1 trust point, and two more pending. Is there a time frame for when those pending trusts will become trust points? Ex x number of days after the trust has been given? I've tried to figure this out for awhile but can't seem to figure it out.
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Those are some nice prices on the 290(X) cards. Got any non-ref 290/290X cards?
Negative. All 290(x) cards are reference cards. Thanks! -EP OK fair enough! I was sort of looking for a card to crossfire with my 290 Tri-X but I don't think I would be able to put up with the noise of a ref card. GLWS! |
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Those are some nice prices on the 290(X) cards. Got any non-ref 290/290X cards?
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Shipping payment received! Closing thread!
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Thread re-opened! Giving away the last four risers, only catch is you must pay shipping costs!
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What courier is the Trezor shipped through? I received a tracking number, but it doesn't show up on any of the following courier's sites: USPS, Canada Post, DHL, UPS or Purolator. EDIT: It appears it was shipped through a Czech Republic courier. Website: https://www.postaonline.cz/ |
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Thanks. Sounds like this was one of three buildings, all of which went up... Sounds like it had about 3PH worth of power? At least that's what I recall reading. |
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That looks like a huge nightmare, I sure hope you were insured as well. How much hashpower was located in those three buildings if you don't mind me asking?
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so you claiming that you are satoshi nakamoto
the legend who created bitcoin
come on man,
Exactly. He wouldn't ask here, he'd probably be sending theymos a signed PGP message asking him to reset his account.  |
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If you want to mine with a VPS, try a CPU friendly coin like XMG. You'll find a detailed tutorial in the op. This, basically. You'll be wasting time (and money) trying to mine any sort of coin with GPU or ASIC miners out there. |
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Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.
I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable. Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to) I believe I achieved about 350MH/s on my 7850 while it was the main GPU outputting video and I had it over 400 with a major OC, but that probably wouldn't have been a good idea to run 24/7. |
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