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I fucking hate Windows 7. Only because I don't use it so don't get the little changes still. I have no access to the Application Data folder, and even so the icon is just shortcut to something else. I was reading how Win7 changed the Doc and Settings to Users and other little changes, but it seems one of the changes is I have no actual Application Data folder. Sorry guys to throw this in the thread, if anyone knows the quick easy way around whatever this is, thanks. Otherwise I guess I will just make a master .conf file to copy and paste to every directory till the right one is found :p
I'll be throwing this on an XP machine I guess, but I am curious about what changes Win7 made with all this shit, I am way late to finding all this out lol
If you like, you can use Administrator account all the time. I'm doing this since Windows Vista, and have not been bothered by UAC and those sh**ty folder permission things. --- I mean the built-in Administrator account, not any user created accounts assigned as administrator. However, the security level will decrease. (anyway who cares on Windows???) |
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Has anyone succesfully tried minerd as litecoin miner?
I used minerd from tenebrix pack and mined 2900 litecoin on testnet. returned to tenebrix. |
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Noob question, where does one find a proper place to put a .conf file in Windows 7? The c:/users folder does not seem to have an equivalent directory for this.
%APPDATA%\Litecoin\ which equals to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Litecoin\ You have to create the conf file manually I think. |
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Litecoin remembers Steve Jobs forever. Genesis block info: + const char* pszTimestamp = "The Times 05/Oct/2011 Steve Jobs, Apple’s Visionary, Dies at 56"; RIP Steve. P.S.: Fixed wrong address in Abe. "address_version": "\u006f",
"magic": "\u00fb\u00c0\u00b6\u00db"
Someone may need these info. |
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An Abe block explorer for Litecoin testnet: http://misterx.tk:2750/maybe I will add main chain when Litecoin launches. -- cannot get the daemon working currently.... -- working again now. the whole network was just down? I couldn't get my miner working and no new blocks too. Bug: forgot about magic and addr ver things... |
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All I needed was a sponsor.
Nobody is fun lol, this was a good idea. I think you should try again tomorrow, but in the Newbies section, which is really a great mixture of new people and old people in new user names.
Good point. I'll try it there when I've got free time again. ...What do I do with this bullshit 0.01 someone sent in anonymously? I can't send it back because my client says "unknown". Use block explorer to find out the origin of those coins if you really want to return them back  |
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An Abe block explorer for Litecoin testnet: http://misterx.tk:2750/ new things incubating maybe I will add main chain when Litecoin launches. -- cannot get the daemon working currently.... -- working again now. the whole network was just down? I couldn't get my miner working and no new blocks too. |
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I only have a Ubuntu server, that is, without X.
Does Fairbrix have standalone daemon now? Or how do I run it under text mode?
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what port is tenebrix mining running at? I'm trying to do 8337
They are all running at port 8337. Just choose the pool you wanted in "Account Details". I think "TBX Proportional Hash Rate" in Poll Stats should change to Mhashes/s. Ghashes/s gives nothing about the speed since TBX mining is very slow in hash speed. how long does it take to make a share? I'm chugging along at 2khash/sec I don't know the theoretic rate. It's unlike classical coin which is 2^32 hashes per share. On my computer that's about 5-8 min/share @ 1.4kh/s. yeah, I'm getting that on mine too I wonder how that works and how it's calculated anyway, I get empty replies from server on some LONGPOLLS, can you look into it? I've tried several times using curl, and I had no problems. |
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what port is tenebrix mining running at? I'm trying to do 8337
They are all running at port 8337. Just choose the pool you wanted in "Account Details". I think "TBX Proportional Hash Rate" in Poll Stats should change to Mhashes/s. Ghashes/s gives nothing about the speed since TBX mining is very slow in hash speed. how long does it take to make a share? I'm chugging along at 2khash/sec I don't know the theoretic rate. It's unlike classical coin which is 2^32 hashes per share. On my computer that's about 5-8 min/share @ 1.4kh/s. |
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what port is tenebrix mining running at? I'm trying to do 8337
They are all running at port 8337. Just choose the pool you wanted in "Account Details". I think "TBX Proportional Hash Rate" in Poll Stats should change to Mhashes/s. Ghashes/s gives nothing about the speed since TBX mining is very slow in hash speed. |
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Thanks! I can run the CPU-only binary on a 64-bit server w/o any problems(except moving a lib to /usr/lib32). Now I don't need to compile it on a vm myself, since I still can't manage to compile this miner under 64-bit. bitcoin-miner 0.20 Copyright (c) 2011 Ufasoft http://ufasoft.com/open/bitcoin
Mining for http://SC.btcguild.com:8332
Using CPU (8 threads)
31.08.2011 22:07:20 Result: 722A06C2E566BD0E60FC8B49A26D0BB2E306B3010D1E24F72830C2ED00000000 accepted
28.2 MHash/s
0@$ log 1@$ mem 2@$ top 3*$ miner 4-$ wiab 5@$ iftop 6$ shell |
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Server is still accepting shares, and last time the situation was similar and it was because of apache lock up.
I hope this time it is because of apache again...
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Currently there are rules that require certain transactions (not all, only spammy ones) to carry a minimum fee before it is even relayed through the network. In 0.3.20 and 0.3.21 this minimum is 0.01, in 0.3.22 it is 0.0005, in 0.3.23 it is 0.0001. We're looking for better schemes that do not have such a fixed limit, but for now some spam prevention is necessary. The rules used for creating transactions are an overestimation based on which clients/rules are in use in the network - we don't want transactions that linger forever before being confirmed.
For example my friend and I both mine on my account and I regularly manually pay him (usually about 0.10 every time). So if I really modified the client, it's likely that my tx will be relayed and accepted by the network? I know they'll be low priority txs, but if they can be confirmed in reasonable time I'll accept it. |
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If I modify the client about min tx fees(not free), say I changed it to 0.00001024, or even remove it, and send a tx with the modified client, will the tx be accepted by the network? Is there a chance that my tx will never be accepted by the network? if so, will my btc be available again or i'll lose it forever?
Just thinking about this, these question may be noob enough, but I just can't figure them out.
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I want to use this client to remotely connect to an bitcoind server. But I accidentally inputted an wrong address and now the client would automatically connect to that address and lock up.
Tried to uninstall and reinstall but the settings are still there.
I'm using Windows. How to clear current settings?
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Shameless bumping.
I really need to get my computer A working with my wallet because computer B is not accessible without VPN and it's less secure because it's public(I'm sure nobody else using com B know what is Bitcoin but it's public. In fact it's in a class).
Still getting St9bad_alloc problem...
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..and now, bitcoin won't start and keep giving the error above on computer A. Computer B is all right. I plan to start rpc server on computer A with existing wallet file. I tried to clear out whole %appdata%\bitcoin, no luck. How to achieve my goal now?  |
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Round shares get reset again. I think the pool just get another block, but the web interface is not working.
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Why not ask newbies to deposit 1 or 5 BTC in an escrow account as a deposit like MTGox or some moderators wallet.
If you get to 50 posts without beeing a troll, you get your BTC back.
If not, you get banned and loose the BTC
(oh and I'm only going to start posting now just to increase my post numbers, I've been reading silently for weeks and I think that is more important than how much you posted...)
Don't assume all newbies have some BTC... Maybe they're just learning about this thing and have not decided whether to getin. |
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