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LOL Instead my internal 85 Mb HD (bought in 1993) is dead some years ago...  |
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No, there isn't any hard fork, but it's better updating the daemon.
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Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us.
Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there. Where's this first big-endian example on Linux? Anyway, I uploaded new executables (v1.0.1): _ fixed openssl (now v1.0.1g without the famous bug) _ added a new checkpoint Cheers. |
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What is Amiga? Too little information, the 2000000000 is how to assign? What kind of way? Is the pre excavated?
The author should be the currency of the information so that we fully understand this coin!
Amiga is an old computer that had a great success in the 80s - early 90s. After Commodore bankruptcy in 1994 (the mothercompany), Amiga is almost disappeared from IT mainstream. However, many its users are keeping it alive in these years. Amigacoin was created to help Amiga community and try to advertise it to people who don't know Amiga. Yes, it's pre-mined (less 10k blocks) and I'm giving coins to many Amiga fans for free. |
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send me some amiga coin,thanks~
wallet address
aTfThkzbU2buRpXvvaNNFysnjuTk5LaTRj
Sure! |
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1. Problem is that Amiga needs coin who can't be mined with something else than Amiga.
2. What is the point of mining this coin with Amiga when I can have millions per day with my regular mining rigs.
3. You can't use this coin to buy Amiga hardware or to pay developers because Amiga hardware is too expensive for regular computer user
4. PPC together with Radeon cards is not an option either.
5. There is SHA 256 build and tested for MC68K based Amigas
6. If you are like you said Amiga enthusiast and don't know about my work done in recent years(same nick as here) I doubt that you used Amiga in let's say last 10 years or so.
And I m repeating what I said earlier Amiga community will never support some project who is using Amiga name without real connection to Amiga. I m willing to discuss with you about this because if you build a coin for Amiga community, mined only with Amiga machines, you will have most valuable coin ever. Another thing I forgot to mention, do you think that any of the real coin exchanges will accept Amiga coin to be traded with that name as we know how much law suits was there in past 20 years to protect that name and forbid his usage in any computer related products.
Sorry, I don't know who you are and I restarted again to follow Amiga community only a couple of years ago, after I had left this platform at the end of 90s. So, skipping technical stuffs, I don't think you're the leader of community and many Amiga users told me that can be a good idea. Everybody has different opinion and especially about crypto-currencies world there are a lot of people who are completely disagree with this technology, you should know about. About trademark question, so I read this document: http://ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/aminet/docs/misc/Amiga-Trademarks.pdf... so many trademarks are expired/dead and I don't see any "AmigaCoin". I'm not selling something called Amiga or Workbench or something else. When Amiga Inc. (if it's still alive) will ask me about trademark, we'll try to arrange otherwise I'll change the name with something like "AmyCoin" for example, and I hope you'll agree with me.  |
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I don't know about this.
I had an idea to build coin who will be able to run only on Amiga machines.
Me, as an active Amiga hardware developer had lot of ideas regarding that but since we need to opensource complete code it is easy for someone to adapt that code in any other platform and mine it with huge power on something else than Amiga.
From my side I could say lot of things regarding this but I will say only one thing: It is not so nice to play with Amiga name with something that not run on Amiga hardware/software. You will not get support from Amiga community who is maybe strange but still huge, living a dream and that is too hard to explain someone outside Amiga scene.
As I wrote in a previous post, it's possible mining cryptocoins on Amiga, as long as we need to port the wallet and some its libraries, but unfortunately it's a huge job currently. Anyway, I'm going to start porting of it on AROS, a simplified fork without Qt GUI and Boost. I just chose AROS because I don't have an Amiga with PPC processor, and then it could be more easy a porting on AmigaOS/MorphOS. I don't completely agree with the rest of your reply: many users are happy and it can be useful to "pay" those few Amiga developers and advertising Amiga platform outside its scene - as you can see most people remember only old A500, no one know that is still alive and we have AmigaOS 4 running on PowerPC systems with Radeon cards... Are you an Amiga hardware developer? As I said somewhere, I give some Amigacoins to every active Amiga user, for free of course, just send me a PM. |
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Does it work with other coins? Which configuration do you have? |
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any news on this coin  ? Ehm... just added a new pool.  |
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AmigaCoin is available for mining at OBFUSCODE.NET NOW!http://aga.obfuscode.net
stratum+tcp://obfuscode.net:3345
We Offer:- vardiff
- proportional sharing
- dedicated hardware
- highspeed uplink
- patched and enhanced MPOS with API access
- numerous altcoins for on-demand-mining
- no fees!
Have fun mining AmigaCoin! Thank you very much! |
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Hello at all,
can someone tell me or write here a list of multipool which I can contact?
Thanks!
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So where is the Amiga wallet and miner?
No, sorry, there is no wallet for AmigaOS at the moment, I wrote above the reasons. As miner you can use whatever you want (cgminer, cpuminer, etc.). |
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fuck now i wanna know if my a1200 in the picture still runs ... there must be still porn from mailboxes in there ... ehehe Ill give a bounty of 500 600 1000 1200 1300 3000 4000 [AGA] Coins to anyone with a picture of a still running Amiga in 2014. Bounty is for the modelnumber Just for Fun Yes, good idea! |
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Please explain how this is legitimate (I'm not accusing you of anything, just being curious):
It's already used by many Amiga users
-Where? How?
and also it's pre-mined
-Yes, I know. You were bragging a bit about it on amigaworld.net:
I pre-mined a lot of Amigacoins (many thousands blocks, every block has 100-1000 coins)
According to my rough estimate, you have premined some 400k blocks... that would be approximately 200M Amigacoins.
Sorry, I mined less 10k blocks (not 400k) and if you can see the wallet, you'll read around 22k blocks mined until now. I'm giving those coins to many Amiga users for free (like Auroracoin) and usually I don't ask them how they'll use. Absolutely no bragging. If you own and work on Amiga, you're welcome, ask me for some coins. |
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networkhashps" : 614980
da quello che vedo sei italiano.... ciao io sono Marco,
comunque il network sta crescendo
Ciao, si, sta crescendo a piccoli passi.  |
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The only time I had a go on an amiga it was to play super space invaders. That was years ago and it was ancient technology then. I never dreamed someone would use an amiga to mine on. The difficulty must be really low because I bet a modern smart phone has more computing power than an amiga.
Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us. |
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hi,im mining it whit cpu, low difficult 0.0022 Yep, just few Amiga users (with old PCs, of course) are mining it at the moment. I'm trying to get in touch some pools and markets for spreading, obviously more people use it more better is. |
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