i have a 7z of 0.8 reorganization @ http://www.nogleg.com/archive/v0.8.0-Feb-11th/v0.8.0-Feb-11th.7z   goes up to block 220800 or so..  it isn't "pruned", so it's just as big as before, but in a diff format

and then you'd delete everything but bitcoin.conf & wallet.dat, then use that for 0.8 rc

aha

I once had a Cloak of Flames in Everquest. 

I exchanged it for $1075.

That's a lot of apples!

first try, got an error.  deleted database directory and it finished resyncing in about 5 minutes..  starting from 220807

i was going to edit the file to remove that log.00000002 , but it looked like it was gonna take about 30m.. so..

bah.  i'll remove it

IGE accepts paypal, it is essentially the same thing

well, you could try getting

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/Bitcoin/bitcoin-0.8.0/test/

that

and then

www.nogleg.com/archive/v0.8.0-Feb-11th/v0.8.0-Feb-11th.7z

i havent tested it yet on my windows machine (it's slow to DL 4 gigs)

i assume it would work, and be missing a couple hundred blocks maybe?

it looks like you'd have to reDL whole blockchain regardless

maybe it would need txindex?  i duno, i dont keep wallets with transactions on either

it seems to send blocks out to more people.  

when i look at my logs, i receive the same block a half dozen times usually.

using dstat, it will burst up to 100MB upstream sometimes, i guess from myself sending blocks to someone that has already received


like this:

2013-02-12 16:44:49 received block 00000000000004f958de0219d509e8ba156d9893f4903f9fa6c23edfed5ef565
2013-02-12 16:44:55 received block 00000000000004f958de0219d509e8ba156d9893f4903f9fa6c23edfed5ef565
2013-02-12 16:44:57 received block 00000000000004f958de0219d509e8ba156d9893f4903f9fa6c23edfed5ef565
2013-02-12 16:44:59 received block 00000000000004f958de0219d509e8ba156d9893f4903f9fa6c23edfed5ef565
2013-02-12 16:45:12 received block 00000000000004f958de0219d509e8ba156d9893f4903f9fa6c23edfed5ef565
2013-02-12 16:45:29 received block 00000000000000eb3c170ca260e1dffa2b1a91772dcae18a4df3446f377bd1b4
2013-02-12 16:46:09 received block 000000000000040681ba05ed54daa23667b2673d3ef6acbabd2dc36c95d66ab7
2013-02-12 16:48:44 received block 00000000000001f94f1644dfd3d056e5098d325b4b2bf4cb3c2690d7006c1a87
2013-02-12 17:01:41 received block 0000000000000379de774e67d9bdb305af68a956f891c548f0da19c538a79071
2013-02-12 17:01:44 received block 0000000000000379de774e67d9bdb305af68a956f891c548f0da19c538a79071
2013-02-12 17:01:47 received block 0000000000000379de774e67d9bdb305af68a956f891c548f0da19c538a79071
2013-02-12 17:01:56 received block 0000000000000379de774e67d9bdb305af68a956f891c548f0da19c538a79071
2013-02-12 17:02:08 received block 0000000000000379de774e67d9bdb305af68a956f891c548f0da19c538a79071
2013-02-12 17:10:07 received block 00000000000001cfaf40b52daf78d4cf9c0e93e427c242b90386ea6aae9d079b
2013-02-12 17:10:08 received block 00000000000001cfaf40b52daf78d4cf9c0e93e427c242b90386ea6aae9d079b
2013-02-12 17:10:11 received block 00000000000001cfaf40b52daf78d4cf9c0e93e427c242b90386ea6aae9d079b
2013-02-12 17:10:16 received block 00000000000001cfaf40b52daf78d4cf9c0e93e427c242b90386ea6aae9d079b
2013-02-12 17:10:31 received block 00000000000001cfaf40b52daf78d4cf9c0e93e427c242b90386ea6aae9d079b
2013-02-12 17:23:20 received block 0000000000000437a3ec102cf9050b7a26c0d986acf74cf9b3d6eff8ad7959de
2013-02-12 17:42:09 received block 00000000000004af3c30dac15e153941696c078a8e5c968bfe364de9a858e7c0
2013-02-12 17:57:25 received block 00000000000000576ea85bd5de07bdbc81a00549f6d20f8549b04a7597f5d64a
2013-02-12 17:57:26 received block 00000000000000576ea85bd5de07bdbc81a00549f6d20f8549b04a7597f5d64a
2013-02-12 17:57:33 received block 00000000000000576ea85bd5de07bdbc81a00549f6d20f8549b04a7597f5d64a
2013-02-12 17:57:39 received block 00000000000000576ea85bd5de07bdbc81a00549f6d20f8549b04a7597f5d64a
2013-02-12 17:58:02 received block 00000000000000576ea85bd5de07bdbc81a00549f6d20f8549b04a7597f5d64a
2013-02-12 18:00:04 received block 00000000000002bc74b17eb31d45dcac53ec1ba082c0bc7113e73ec32bae952f
2013-02-12 18:09:16 received block 000000000000015bd9e602c027f1eb2367ec7a8c8d4d70baa44cb27e86c6af81
2013-02-12 18:09:21 received block 000000000000015bd9e602c027f1eb2367ec7a8c8d4d70baa44cb27e86c6af81
2013-02-12 18:09:22 received block 000000000000015bd9e602c027f1eb2367ec7a8c8d4d70baa44cb27e86c6af81
2013-02-12 18:09:23 received block 000000000000015bd9e602c027f1eb2367ec7a8c8d4d70baa44cb27e86c6af81
2013-02-12 18:09:43 received block 000000000000015bd9e602c027f1eb2367ec7a8c8d4d70baa44cb27e86c6af81

and here is an example of network activity when a new block is found:

-net/total-
 recv  send
 104k  497k
 230k  708k
 143k  594k
  10k  271k
  10k  312k
7144B  223k
 204k  849k
  36k  470k
  98k  732k
  36k  364k
 115k  575k
 179k  785k
  73k  362k
 129k  570k
  15k  288k
 231k 1108k
 316k 1266k
  71k  435k
 116k  456k
 107k  564k
 149k 1058k
  24k  328k
8382B  202k
 129k  444k
 127k  539k
  15k  410k
  13k  459k
 262k  843k
 104k  451k
 286k  977k
 144k  724k
  21k  264k
  20k  385k
 164k  561k
  86k  524k
 277k 1068k
 229k  791k
 146k  522k
  15k  326k
 117k  439k
  22k  188k
 137k  531k
  45k  320k
 107k  575k
 222k  648k
  50k  283k
8960B  296k
  39k  376k
 725k   49M
 334k   68M
 176k   15M
 236k 3906k
 104k  671k
 151k 1093k
 131k  712k
  22k  549k
  26k  363k
 339k  989k
  47k  430k
 143k  603k
 131k  548k
  41k  281k
  29k  254k
 148k  709k
 182k  835k
 171k  620k
 130k  560k
 107k  529k
 124k  494k
  12k  226k
9887B  239k
6773B  177k
  96k  461k
 142k  529k
  12k  259k
 132k  527k
  10k  260k
 160k  546k
  44k 1148k
 114k  763k
  31k  381k
 147k  699k


this is with ~600 connections

yeah, and I'm also not storing vital scientific research or CIA records on my computer, either

like i said earlier, the vast majority of the ppl that request ECC ram, are wasting their money

though actually, back in the day,  nearly all RAM was ECC, wasn't it?  i think they removed it for performance gains

as i recall, the relay fee is 0.001 vs the creation fee of 0.005.  so it seems like your transaction would be relayed at least (if your node broadcasts it, some others should relay it).  it would be pushed down to the bottom of the list as more transactions are added

This person approves of Satoshi Dice

tbh, i would take my lucky ass back to p2pool, except i'm busy recouping fireducks 400 btc losses.  so far 2 blocks solved in about 20 btc of payments.

maxbtc?  2m+ difficulty before halving, 15 blocks solved, 400 payed out. 

some folks calls it a sling blade, Billy Bob Thornton calls it a kaiser blade

I call it Enhancements

oh, it's on

I solved three blocks using Stratum on p2pool over the course of 2 weeks @ 3mill difficulty and 8ghash.  nothing wrong with it.

sorry for your shit luck and that i didnt use my extreme luck to solo mine instead

the only way to deal with this right now is to set QoS... i think windows has some built-in QoS, also some (most?) routers

i used to use netlimiter (for windows)

i always DL from the same node.. but on this node I have the buffers set so high that it also tends to flood people off.  i'm not sure if that's considered misbehavior or not, but it may ban the node.  it gets the socket receive flood detected message

It looks like something is wrong with whatever mechanism is calculating the 'owed' amt,

http://hhtt.1209k.com/

as an example, it says it owes the 3rd user 3 BTC, from 10 hrs of ~3.5ghash

possibly giving too much for lower difficulty blocks.  My amt seems accurate

also

http://hhtt.1209k.com/user-details.php?user=14uNqUQNqbKLTFZGGqyR2pgkHeMvUNv9Fm

apparently it's actually making the payments, since that one was about 2.5x too high

i would *sell short if there was some place that offered it where i didnt have a 50/50 chance of being swindled

when i saw that huge wall at $21 or whatever it was, I spent all my available money in mtgox (a whole $200 or so) and bought at $20.20

i sold at $23

which after commissions (i still pay .55%), means that i earned myself a robust meal at burger king

oh, i thought you had missed that part.  i see it now.

Let us hope for RIG-01's success. Good luck.

i thought one person ordered most of batch 1, right?

maybe that person doesnt have theirs yet

yeah, I will be holding mine (even if they're just gathering dust) for a month or two most likely.   

until the # being sold approaches somewhat normal levels on ebay again

i can understand enterprise grade HDD's and such for regular business use

not ECC RAM

it doesn't have anything to do with what I want to do, it has to do with how often failure of RAM causes data loss.  i have not had it happen once, since my first PC/XT in '87