Is this x86 or 64 bit box? uname -a
ls -l /lib/ld-linux*
ldd -v bitcoind
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Also try running ldd and see if anything is missing. x86 or 64? |
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There aren't PCI cards that allow you to plug in a PCI-E adapter. All of the PCI-PCI-E converters go the other way––allowing you to plug PCI cards (usually two) into a PCI-Ex1 slot.
I probably stated it incorrectly (PCI -> PCIe). Would you prefer I say PCIe -> PCI? I will probably get one also on next hardware purchase to test out. I want to see how the PCIe slot has 12V. I noted on the forums here that someone is using such an adapter successfully...have to hunt that post down. |
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3.1 - Sending Limits.
We may, at our discretion, impose limits on the amount of money you can send through our Service. If you have a Verified Account, we may increase your sending limits.
5.5 - Security Interest.
To secure your performance of this Agreement, you grant to Venmo a lien on and security interest in your Account.
6.2 - Withdrawal Limits.
Depending on the degree to which you have Verified your Account, we may limit you to withdrawing no more than $500.00 USD per month. In addition, we may delay withdrawals of large sums of money while we screen for risk.
Venmo might work ok for most as most people don't read User Agreements/Terms. Just click "Ok, I Accept" and proceed. Not uncommon terms though. |
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I think he was talking about using PCIe video cards not PCI video cards...just with a PCI -> PCIe adapter. I looked at this also and while I don't doubt that bandwidth will be sufficient I am still wondering how it gets its 12V power over that adapter. The adapters I have seen don't appear to have any external power connection.
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He is having an issue with his x16 slots unless I am misreading. Are you saying he should jumper his x16 slot using x1 presence detect?
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Are you meaning to hot wire the x1 extender or the slot on mainboard?
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I have 7 x 5870s (all different brands) all plugged into one MSI 890-FXA-GD70 with a PCIe x1 extension cables that have been modified by myself to accept x16 sized cards. How in the world are you able to connect 7 x 5870 into that board? I am seeing 6 PCIe slots unless I am looking at the wrong board. Using a PCI -> PCIe adapter also? You're not supposed to see boot infos on anything but the x16 slots I think.
In the BIOS settings of some mainboards you can select to output BIOS video via x16 or x1 or IGP and/or set the order to light them up in. At a shell prompt do a lspci | grep -i vga and see what you see. If you got all of them listed you are getting there. If you don't or are interested in how the kernel is probing the PCI/PCIe busses do a dmesg at a prompt and look for fglrx output. |
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that is a totally ridiculous argument. the Fed stabilizing the money supply? what a joke! bottom line: its a private bank owned by all the other banks to bail themselves out of their speculative excesses. the head of the Hydra. legalized counterfeiting for the benefit of the financial elite. criminal cartel extraordinaire. vampire squid with blood funnel jammed down the throat of the US Treasury. FerBanke the enabler. Head Twit. Alan Greenspan, former Head Twit. Mr. Magoo. I'm tired.
C'mon, give the Fed a break...they are were smarter than us in creating and operating their monopoly. |
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Regardless of whether or not the department that gave you permission to trade BitCoins was authorized to, you have their permission. In commerce law, this is referred to as "principal and agent". The agent (say a teller at a bank) is understood to represent the principal (the bank manager) and vice-versa. If they misrepresent, it's the bank that must keep its word to you - not you that must be inconvenienced by the bank. Same goes here.
This is only applicable and useful if you have evidence to support such permission. Satori is absolutely right that the agent(s) represent the entity and thus if they misrepresent the entity the entity is liable for such misrepresentation. Without evidence of the misrepresentation it would be foolish to enter a court and attempt to hold the entity responsible. Always collect evidence when interacting with PayPal and similar companies. It is perfectly legal to record a telephone conversation with PayPal and many other companies without notifying them you are recording (in ALL US states) and such recording can be used as evidence in court. In 1992 a real court ruled that PayPal couldn't include that proviso, because it fraudulently convinced Paypal users that they had no access to real courts as a result. Last I checked a few months ago, the proviso was still in PayPal's EULA despite the court ruling.
Are you sure that was 1992?  |
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Workarounds/Ideas:
- Login with Ubuntu Classic
- Remove Compiz/Disable Compiz
- Use bitcoind
Did you try any/all of these?
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Yea that bit me too. I had also thought that USE_UPNP in the Makefile was compile time not run time option. To build without just comment it in the Makefile. I would have thought that a compile time def would not be used for a run time option. But I am not a programmer so...
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Bump...
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I went a bit further and stripped compiz out entirely, logout/login with Ubuntu Classic and all is good on 11.04 now.
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+1 for sc8nt4u. He shipped earlier than expected. Will transact with again.
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I won't, never heard of it.
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Either government is voluntary (you agree that some person will make decisions for you, maybe a good example would be modern hierarchy in catholic church) or it's a criminal organization that uses violence and extortion and in the principle is just a large mafia with traditions.
What, you didn't agree that they can use violence against you/others? Are you sure you didn't? I would be very surprised if you didn't already agree to this, I have only ever met one who has not agreed to allow violence against him/others. Maybe I misunderstood your comment....but this is off-topic anyway. |
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My wife has been pressuring me for the last month or so to use her investment funds to buy BTC...I kept telling her to wait. Oops.
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