Rav3n's Uno pool is confirmed on 0.10.
http://rav3n.dtdns.net:9655/static/

Miningpools.tk also confirms 0.10

Merged Mining is up and running.  xpool.ca says they already have it implemented.  Other pools can start merge mining by compiling v 0.10.

The problem is not with merge mining. The problem is with the fork that occurred when authpow started at block 600k, because we do not yet have Windows/Mac wallets.  We're waiting for the new wallets to be released.   But otherwise, the main fork (running on v 0.10) with merged mining is working now.

We have an Australian chapter. We could use a Russian chapter for Uno, too.

I am glad for your enthusiasm. Uno belongs to the community. $30 seems crazy today, but I think it's a possibility longer term. The things Uno has experienced since 2013 have killed off 1000 other altcoins, but Uno is still here. If it were easy, those other coins would still be alive. The community is doing the hard work right now. We'll get through this. More contributors to the project would be awesome.

Hey Linux geniuses.  Could one of you complete a tutorial for compiling Uno, using this guide?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=460178.0

Hey valentinnn, it's going to be ok. When this is behind us, Uno will be stronger than ever.

Let me run a test and try to get back to you.
In unobtaniu.conf I'll setup connect={0.10 node ip}
and try to resync the blockchain. If it works I'll let you know.

Added cryex.com, Swedish exchange.

I don't have a firm time, my friend. Bryce is the dev, and he'll release it when he believes it's ready. I don't think it will much longer, but I don't want to put out a time that will disappoint.  I'm as ready as anyone for the new wallets. I am continuing to buy my daily 7.5 Uno, and am anxious to keep feeding my wallet.

Yes, waiting is the best option right now. Your private keys will work on the new chain. When the new Mac/Win wallet arives, and you open your current wallet.dat, your coins will be there.
Back up your wallet.dat as a precaution. Copy it to a usb stick or someplace secure.

The best way to see if you are on the right chain is to check one of the explorers.
http://Chainz.cryptoid.info/uno or http://insight-uno.cryptap.us/, for example.

Check the number associated with the "Block height."

Then, check which block your Uno wallet is on.  To do this, open your wallet and go to Console > Information
Get the "current number of blocks."  If your wallet agrees with the explorer, you are on the correct chain.

Now, explorers can certainly be on the wrong chain. But from what I am seeing in this case, Uno's explorers are correct and in agreement. They have been compiled for Linux from the code in Github. Most if not all pools, exchanges and services for Uno are run on Linux and have now been compiled from the current source.  Your Windows and Mac wallets are off because they have not yet been compiled with the latest changes. We are awaiting the delivery of the new Windows/Mac wallets, which will agree with the block explorers and the exchanges.  

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To anyone solo mining on the Windows wallet, please stop and for now use the services of the pools mentioned earlier that are on the correct chain. If you continue solo'ing on the Win wallet, you are wasting your hash.

If you are a pool operator, please check now to be certain you have compiled the 0.10. wallet from Git, and then let me know that your pool has upgraded. I'm keeping a list of pools that are known to be on 0.10.

To anyone wanting to move coins: I recommend not sending coins at this time.  If you send them between two Windows wallets, they will arrive on the new chain, and probably not in your other windows wallet. Eventually you can get them back when the updated wallet is available, but why put yourself to the worry. Just hold off sending for now, and backup your wallet.dat (which is always a good idea). If you need to do any transfers,  send a dust transaction as a test before sending a quantity. But rule of thumb for today: don't send to or from a Windows/Mac wallet.

I recommend taking your Windows/Mac wallet offline for now.

Trading Uno on Bittrex/Cryptsy/Cryptopia is safe. Just keep your coins there for now if you have a Windows or Mac wallet.

Thanks, Tauris, thats very good news.


I'm present, and catching up this morning.

Yes on the mistake. I could have done a lot better anticipating these problems. I'll beg forgiveness after we're through this.

On the "crash,".... meh, I've seen worse.

EBK1000, if the trnasaction is showing on Chainz explorer, you'll be fine. When you sync to the right chain you'll get your coins back.

Just hang tight a bit longer.

Now is a good time for all of us to make a backup copy of our Uno wallets.

The following pools confirm they are on 0.10:

http://crypticzero.com/uno/

http://un.ispace.co.uk/

Multipool.us

ipominer.com

Cryptopia.co.nz pool is displaying the correct block in their explorer, so probably fine.

It would be ok to begin mining the above pools. I'll mention more as I receive confirmation.

Others:

Genesis-mining has responded and is investigating
Coinpayments.net is investigating; their explorer is correct, so they are probably ok.
Bittrex is investigating
Cryptsy is investigating

Hi Richie,
These explorers are correct. I checked them all moments ago, and they concur:
http://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno

http://insight-uno.cryptap.us/

http://blocktree.io/e/UNO

http://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=19

 https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/BlockExplorer

Thanks everyone for the great community response -- closing 0.9.5 wallets and temporarily reducing network hash as pools check to ensure they are on 0.1.0.

BW & I appreciate it. Lets sustain this response through the weekend. We just need a little time. It's all going to be fine, because we all care about Uno, and when something breaks we respond and fix it.   When this is done, we'll look back and learn, and figure out how we can do this better.

Thanks, ipominer.
I agree with your comment and will act on that when we're through this.  I added your pool, https://www.ipominer.com/, to the OP.


The following orgs have been contacted so far. Please reach out to your favorite pool or service that I can not reached yet. I am not done:

Goldmin.es - left IRC message
coinmine.pl - sent form message
uno.port-x.de - no known way to contact, but no miners here.
securepayment.cc - tauris, already responsed on bct.
mineoncloud.com - dead pool
uno.united-miners.com - closed their uno pool. Sent a message anyway.
miningpools.tk, emailed support @ raq2.com
http://www.xpool.ca/  notified via cryptocointalk
Tompool.org -- posted message on chat... unable to post to msg board.
genesis-mining.com, opened ticket
rav3n's pool - pm via bct
ispace.co.uk,  emailed pools[at]ispace.co.uk
p2pool.org, emailed
multipool.us, emailed

cryptsy - email, has already responded
bittrex - email
cryptopia - ticket
comkort - ticket
coinse - ticket
shapeshift.io - opened ticket
coinpayments.net - ticket
Cryptap.us, already responded in bct


Please keep Windows wallets offline for the time being.
Chainz is now reporting that 0.10.0 has the majority of the network.
They may not be seeing all of the 0.9.5 nodes, but we can use this as a benchmark for now.

I agree. Its a good time to step back.
Exchanges have been notified. I reached out to known pools in the OP; I'm sure I missed some, so please help with this by contacting your favorite pool and asking them to update to 0.1.0.