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I just recently got a Droid and I downloaded this app to it. I was able to receive bitcoins on it but now I'm having difficulty sending them back out. It appears to want to use a QR scanner to get the bitcoin address to send to. I used a qr code generator and input the text of an address but when I scan it, the app says it's "not a valid address". What am I doing wrong?
I think this may be a problem with the scanner in Bitcoin Android. Only a grey screen is displayed. It picks up the four corner dots and says not a valid bitcoin address. Has anyone else experienced this? Ok. So it looks like I'll have to manually get these btc of my phone. Does anyone know how that might be done. From what I read earlier in the thread, I may have to root my phone to get access to the file. That may be a problem. Any suggestions? |
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I just recently got a Droid and I downloaded this app to it. I was able to receive bitcoins on it but now I'm having difficulty sending them back out. It appears to want to use a QR scanner to get the bitcoin address to send to. I used a qr code generator and input the text of an address but when I scan it, the app says it's "not a valid address". What am I doing wrong?
I think this may be a problem with the scanner in Bitcoin Android. Only a grey screen is displayed. It picks up the four corner dots and says not a valid bitcoin address. Has anyone else experienced this? |
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I just recently got a Droid and I downloaded this app to it. I was able to receive bitcoins on it but now I'm having difficulty sending them back out. It appears to want to use a QR scanner to get the bitcoin address to send to. I used a qr code generator and input the text of an address but when I scan it, the app says it's "not a valid address". What am I doing wrong?
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So on the exchange you can only use a deposit address to send ixcoins once. What happens if you try to send two deposits with the same address?
you lose I looked at that twice too, gotta remember, "never do that". Whoops. |
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So on the exchange you can only use a deposit address to send ixcoins once. What happens if you try to send two deposits with the same address?
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Spell 'address' correctly.
Yep. Just realized that. Sorry for wasting your time. |
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I can't seem to send them to an address. This is what I get:
user@ubuntu:~/ixcoin/ixcoin-0.3.24/bin/64$ ./ixcoind sendtoaddres xrf7zaideuvq97iEDV11NHaLRY6F6BXzrv 3000
error: {"code":-32601,"message":"Method not found"}
Any suggestions?
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I've used this for ~1 month with no problem. I am selling off my mining hardware because I can't absorb the electricity costs where I'm currently living.
20 BTC Shipping included.
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4 Sapphire 5830s. Never flashed. Run 3 weeks at 900/300 for 294Mh/s each using phatk.
50btc for the set, shipped, or 15btc each.
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Bought $50 card to purchase cpu fan for laptop. Card worked and I'm very happy. Well done! I will be back to use your service again.
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Read through this thread, all the clues are in here. I mean, the clue(s) are even in the guide itself. Come on, man.
I've finally found a clue, but not in this thread neither in these forums. Thank you so much for posting this link. The information there enabled me to get mine(lol) up and running. |
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With the last command before reboot, I'm getting: user@box:~$ sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=allUnable to open /etc/ati/control, please reinstall the driver.
aticonfig: No supported adapters detected If I use Ubuntu's Additional Drivers utility, it will see the adapter but the platform needs to be specified and attempting to mine sends it into a frenzy of errors. Any suggestions? Instead of sudo apt-get install fglrx try this: Same problem user@box:~$ sudo aticonfig -f --initial --adapter=all
sudo: aticonfig: command not found
user@box:~$ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/fglrx/bin/aticonfig /etc/alternatives/aticonfig
user@box:~$ sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/aticonfig /usr/bin/aticonfig user@box:~$ sudo aticonfig -f --initial --adapter=allUnable to open /etc/ati/control, please reinstall the driver.
aticonfig: No supported adapters detected
user@box:~$ |
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With the last command before reboot, I'm getting: user@box:~$ sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=allUnable to open /etc/ati/control, please reinstall the driver.
aticonfig: No supported adapters detected If I use Ubuntu's Additional Drivers utility, it will see the adapter but the platform needs to be specified and attempting to mine sends it into a frenzy of errors. Any suggestions? |
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Right now, it seems that mining for BTC and buying NMC might be a good idea.
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The bitcoin forum used to be a place of lively discussion of political and economic theories and practices. Now it has descended into a junk name-calling forum full of irrelevant and ridiculous topics, each topic full of irrelevant and ridiculous posts. Can anyone suggest an alternative bitcoin forum for me to join? Is there any?
If only there were an appropriate corresponding sub-forum to post this in ... |
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Done.
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Is vBulletin free and open-source?
No. PHPBB is tho and it's even better than SMF imho. Why can't I see a list of all my started topics in a row? Whenever I want to find a topic I created I have to search for it or make sure I bookmark it after creating it. I agree about PHPBB. I have run several boards (not nearly as active as this, though) for many years with PHPBB. I highly recommend it. |
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They need a decent API with the vital statistics only. Those guys don't have any kind of API I can find. Most people and sites use mtgox as the "gold standard" value of bitcoin. If I add any other exchanges into the program I would need to add all of them which would make the program far too convoluted.
Well, I appreciate the work you have done. I'll throw a tip your way once I get a few more btc in. |
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