This is also a great sign that those of us who ordered may have a nice surprise early next week.  Post office doesn't deliver on Monday, but Tuesday?  Fingers crossed...

Just wanted to compliment GAW.  Had a minor mixup on some riser cables I ordered, but Amanda was all over it.  Couldn't be happier... well... might be nice if their Yotpo review page worked.  At least for me, using Firefox, no combination of things makes it happy.

I had some early concerns with GAW, especially when a 3-day UPS package arrived 9 days later via USPS (and was marked 2nd day!!!), but that was an early mixup on shipping methods and a serious screw-up by the US Postal Service.  GAW made good on it all the same.

Now just anxiously waiting for my Fury to arrive!

Cassey

Voting is currently open at https://www.coinpayments.net/vote

If your not familiar with coinpayments.net - they are a clearing house for vendors who accept bitcoins for their products.  Check them out, you may be surprised by how many vendors they have!

In any case, this is one of those 100% legit events.  They donate all voting proceeds to the Charity after converting it all to BTC.  They accept votes in BTC, LTC, and DOGE.

You can only vote once, and can only vote for a single coin.  We would appreciate if you voted for 1CR.

Donation amount is totally up to you, with a minimum of 0.001 BTC equivalents - that's like 45 cents - everyone can afford to do this.

So please help Charity, and help 1CR in the process.

Thanks,

The 1CR Team.

Oh... don't know about 1CR?  Check out http://www.1creditcoin.org and/or the forum off that page.

Hi Bradley...

I ended up building a Gentoo Linux distribution for my PI, its running 3.99.0 without problems driving Antminers.  Awaiting my Gridseeds... they are late, but support is in 3.99.

Your welcome to snag it, the 16 GB SDHC card compressed down to a bit over 1GB.  I'm new at hosting torrents, but look for GentooPIimage080513.

Cassey

For what its worth, I just placed my 16GB Gentoo Raspberry PI with 3.99.0 of bfgminer installed up on Vuze (torrent).  It compresses down to a bit over 1gb, can be unzipped and dd'ed directly to a 16gb sdhc card.

Search for "GentooPIimage080514.gz" - with luck you will find it.

My pleasure.  We are active developers and online most of the time, shy family breaks.

Please do not hesitate to ask anything about our coins, we are open and transparent as we can be.

We "premined" about 1000 blocks (1,024,000 coins) while establishing the block chain prior to going live.  Currently at 82518 blocks, so a drop in the bucket.  No special blocks either - its a clean coin (which you can confirm with the block chain viewer of your choice).

It was a choice... we wanted to establish a number of checkpoint records to help avoid any early forks which happen so often when fast zero-premine coins hit the market.  We believe it was the right choice, although our recent 1CRedit coin was 100% premine free.  Alas, it has much longer block times, and higher confirm counts, and was also not pre-announced, so has not had any problems.

Cassey

Brokedummy -

That MH rate would be greatly appreciated on multicoinpool.org.  If that is all from one worker, just turn both coin switches on and it will time balance between them (or, of course, just select your favorite!)

Cassey

Multicoinpool.org has recently added both YACC and 1CR to its exploratory coin option.

Multicoinpool is primarily a "for profit" pool that shifts between the most profitable coins in its databases.  It supports both SHA256 and Scrypt coins that are marketed on the Cryptsy exchange and features both direct payment and auto-trade capability.  The pool operator monitors the overall pool hashrate and only selects coins that can be potentially mined within 2 hours - enabling it to compete with larger pools by mining lesser known coins.

Daniel, the developer, has heavily modified the base MPOS environment to provide this and a number of other unique features, like profitability charts that explain the why and how coins are selected.

New to Multicoinpool is "explorer" coins.  These are coins that do not meet the requirements outlined above, but that the pool supports by request so that its customers can "one stop shop".  Currently included coins include both YACC and 1CR as well as DGC.  I believe the eventual plan is to allow selection of explorer coins as a percentage of hash:  e.g.  You will be able to state that you want, for example, 80% of your hash going to maximum profitability and 20% of your hash going to explorer coins.  Currently however, explorer coins are enabled by worker.  If any explore coin is enabled, that worker will focus solely on that coin.  If multiple explorer coins are selected, the worker will randomly pick one every 7 minutes, balancing the overall work between them over time.

Other explorer coins are expected to be added soon, with CGA being the next likely one.

In general, it is always recommended that if your using pools, you use more than one either in backup mode or in rotation.  I personally prefer rotation since this helps balance loads and spreads block finds out - making for a better coin network with less chance of forking.

Current known YACC pools:
http://yacc.westlist.com
https://yacc.thedigitalmint.net
https://mining.theminingpools.com
http://www.multicoinpool.org

Current known 1CR pools:
https://1cr.thedigitalmint.net
https://mining.theminingpools.com
http://www.multicoinpool.org

Cassey (YACC and 1CR developer, and under full disclosure:  helper with multicoinpool and CGA)

Presume you got past the missing /obj directory?

As you can see by PiOfCube's post, by block 9 45M coins already existed.  So either they pre-mined ~45 Million coins, or there where extraordinary rewards for those first few blocks that only they would have received.

Looks like 50M coins were premined?  Thought they said 0.5%, e.g. 5M coins?

They are all over on the three exchanges having fun with the coin!

We were added to Poloniex last night.  Along with that was a new maintenance release, we are at 0.9.1.4 now so upgrade when you can! 

Also check out the forum off the coins website:  www.yaccoin.org

Cassey

Just for the record...  I plugged in a cheap ($6) USB volt/amp meter between my hub and a Antminer U2 running overclocked at 0x0981.

Voltage = 5.14 - 5.16
Amperage = 0.32 - 0.33

This is with a "Charger Doctor".  Most of the reading we at the higher end, but I did see them dip a bit once in awhile.

Also happy to report the U2 works fine behind the Charger Doctor - I had some trouble with U1s being found.  Maybe I just was unlucky before.

Cassey

Well, happy to report (2) of the (3) are merrily chunking along at ~2GHs right alongside the Antminer U1s in the Anker powered USB strip.  I did need to use short (4") USB extension cables since those heat-sinks are too large to allow the U2s to be placed in adjacent slots in the Antek.

#3 is running one step lower at 1.8GHs on a cheapie powered USB strip wtih no signs of slowing down after 24 hours. 

Having enough power appears to be key to stable run rates.

Cassey

In theory you could cross-compile, spent a week trying, on and off, and never got there.  Always one piece that wouldn't fit in the puzzle.

YACC is now being traded on xnigma.com, you might want to try there!

YACCoin is now being traded on Xnigma.com so you might want to try there!

I took me at least two 40 hour weeks to get my first coin to build under windows.  It took 5 minutes under Linux.  Once you get the environment setup right, it will go easier.

Was there something above that?  Those all look like warnings... not errors that would halt the compile.