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My aVanityGen for Android is mobile and simple to use(at least I believe it to be). But it does have bugs I've identified but am reluctant to fix due to other projects taking priority.
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Yup it's compatible, but if there was ever a significant change in the wallet format or anything like that, then it would perhaps not work with older versions.
Someone correct me if I am wrong.
EDIT:Unless you are talking about alternate clients, such as Electrum, Armory in which case I've no idea.
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Your card's fan needs to be re-greased.
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I have the same paste btw. Got it with my Cooler Master Hyper 212+ cooler.
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They haven't "done" anything. It is called hexadecimal.
You seriously can't count? It's 2 billion, 504 million...where on earth did you see 2 trillion and how do you expect it to fit in a 32-bit variable? |
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The guy basically wants to know the algorithm to calculate the hash and then see if it's < target. Likely to write his own miner, or write a miner for the community or just to satisfy the thirst for knowledge. I suggest looking at the very simple example in this C program written by someone http://pastebin.com/n8UEGA86 |
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maybe he IS Satoshi after all?
Fixed that for you. |
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Well this is what happens when people mindlessly encrypt their wallets. Obviously better safe than sorry, but again, this is what happens when people mindlessly encrypt their wallets.
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If you release the source code, no one is stopping anyone to remove any throttling.
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I can tell you from my own experience with the same problem(but on a HD5850+5870 system) that it is either the PSU or the connectors to the card are loose, and usually changing their places might help.
Back then I had thought I had crapped my brand new 5870, turns out I didn't. Never had the problem since.
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I'm no wallet expert, but could your Hard drive be failing?
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Two processes using slightly different abe.conf. (Shared portions can be in a third file named by the config=FILE directive.) - Process 1 does not include the new/loading chain in datadir but does serve web requests.
- Process 2 includes the chain but does not serve web requests.
Would you mind sharing this config file where it does not scan the blockchain and import? I don't think I will be able to figure it out myself  . But I am using a tad bit older version, with schema_version Abe29. EDIT: Nope, made it work myself. |
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The import status is easily viewable from the ABE import output. What I am talking about is being able to use the web interface while abe is still importing.
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Well, just wanted to come back and say that libevent appears to officially support Windows. Hell, there was even a libmemcached v0.42 port for Windows and then I was able to port PushPool to Windows.
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I see that Abe is still under development, when can we expect 0.7?
At the moment the holdup is writing a change log. Then I'll try to find all the pieces I need to build the Windows installer and update pypi. Anything particular you need? As a matter of fact there are a few things. Currently ABE doesn't gracefully handle Ctr+C and so I have to execute the queries you gave a couple of pages back AND reset the blkoffset number to either 0 or a value which I've stored for emergencies. And though it happened a long time ago, I had a very nasty problem where the bitcoin days destroyed value was 0 every few transactions/blocks and since I could not arbitrarily delete any blocks manually I was forced to reimport the blockchain all over again and this usually takes 2 weeks for me. And not sure if there was a workaround, but while Abe is importing blocks, the webserver is off and there is no way for me to view the chain imported thus far. |
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Usually, if money is involved, thus higher motivation anyone can try to find a weakness in whatever algorithm.
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