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Thanks for another fun game!

20/09/18 Please!

Can someone point me to a post which describes the relationship between ASICMINER and AMHash?

I had believed it was a separate entity, and did not effect the core business. But now I am not certain, a post stating the AM Board is working on relief for AMHash holders and nothing in regards to AM holders is rather confusing.

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moon!

I think if I was going to try and play this, my very inexperienced analysis is telling me 450usd would be about where I'd want to start buying. No idea on what my sell target would be though.

I could just be an optimist but for some reason I think this could be the last run down until we see some bullish momentum again. Anyone else thinking the same or you think the bears will have their way for a while yet?

It would sure be cool if AM direct shares were held in their own block chain of sorts..

lophie's recent posts make me wonder if he is one of the few IPO investors left in the game, or if there are many still out there?

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One of the local newspapers even ran an April fools story related to crypto-currency.

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2014/04/01/provincial-government-to-launch-altacoin-competitor-to-bitcoin

Spec's don't match the Bytecoin this thread is about.. I suspect someone started a new coin and was unaware someone had already released a Bytecoin.

Need to contact those developers, this will get confusing fast

I know github can be tricky for those unfamiliar.

Mirror for the windows client posted here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bytecoin081/

Hopefully that is easy enough? Let me know if you still have difficulties.

I have the original Bytecoin source, as well as compiled windows and linux binaries available on my github

https://github.com/Digigami

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thanks

Whohoo!

Do I need to supply an address or does the bonus get paid through the pool?

I'm not entirely sure with how eligius manages the payouts, but I believe the answer would be yes.. MPOS is essentially a web front end, which interfaces with a stratum mining server and requires a database installed which both MPOS and stratum use to track users accounts and shares. Payouts are automated and on a per-user basis.

I currently have two instances running, one privately for my farm and I recently opened one up for a newer alt coin to verify my installation was good enough for public use. You can check that out here if you would like: http://198.53.169.220:4000

MPOS git is here: https://github.com/TheSerapher/php-mpos
MPOS documentation is here: https://github.com/TheSerapher/php-mpos/wiki/Quick-Start-Guide
you will also need to manually edit a file for proper stratum operation, detailed here: https://github.com/ahmedbodi/stratum-mining/issues/90

Otherwise, installation was fairly straight forward once I figured it out once..

I did not ever make a script to install eloipool, I too had some issues getting eloipool up and running and wound up doing manual installations each time I attempted. Do you recall where you were getting hung up? It's been a while since I used eloipool but I do still have it installed in several VM's and could take a look at my configs if you would like.

Ahh thank you for the info ProfMac.

I used to use eloipool as well for my private pools, but have now switched over to an MPOS setup as it allows for easier remote monitoring, and is easily opened up to the public should I choose. Since there are a few pools in operation likely there would be little demand for another option at this point, but should the interest and hash rate on BTE start coming back up I likely will get another going. My next goal is to create a general front end for MPOS which will support single user accounts but access to multiple pools for different chains. I'm not a strong developer by any means so this will likely take me some time. Mostly doing it for the fun and learning experience at this point.

It does seem to be one of those coins that won't go away.. hopefully for good reason

I've sold some of my bytes here and there, but I'm still sitting on a reasonable stash. I've been experimenting with pool software yet again, and I'm considering opening a public pool for BTE again but I'm not at all sure if I would attract any users. Does anyone know if there are any BTE pools still out there running these days? Would anyone be interested in pool mining this coin again or are most of the miners here happy to do solo?

No worries.

I'm not too sure, I have never used CPUminer before. I suspect you would provide it with the rpc details so that it requests work from your client and then starts mining. I would expect it should give some output to indicate it is getting work and hashing?

Setting gen=1 will make the client CPU mine.

If you wish you use an external mining program, either set gen=0 or don't specify one way or the other and most clients should default to no client based mining.

I did in fact you must have missed it in my other posts.

Pool fee is now just 0.5%