It's legit. Those archives are 100% identical to the officials.

You don't. Any scrypt miner works. It's just a custom frontend for the noobs to choose the right miner program depending on their hardware.

No pools already have the code. They said they were going to give it to official pool owners about 5 minutes before launch.

coinyecoin.conf

RPC 41337, P2P 41338

He unmuted it 20 seconds later. It was because he had to say something but the lines were scrolling so fast it's the only way people could really get a chance to read it. heh. The channel is huge.

Yeah, 666,666 in a block. 0.38% isn't bad. I mean, it's not good but... not enough for me to get buttmad. Fair enough.

Yes.

that's not the official account still, and running the wallet doesn't mean a premine necessarily. i mean, they DO have to test the wallet to make sure it connects to the network after all. i think they admitted to a premine previously though, but it's not supposed to be big. i have no problems with a minor premine personally. making a coin takes effort after all, and it costs money to set up a network infrastructure. just depends how big the premine is...

"coinye" on reddit is NOT the official coinye coin account!!! that's an imposter guys.

That's exactly my point of course.

I think they probably did it for a more cartoony parody/satire feel, along with changing the name to only "Coinye" due to the legal threat. It's also a nod to the Kanye gay fish South Park episode.

They had to scrap their plans to release the wallet/miner days early because legal pressure forced them to move up the launch. According to them on IRC, it will be made available in time. At least the wallet. The specialty miner may have to wait a few days but it doesn't really matter. Just use the miner programs you've always used.

Originally 4.4, but then later 4.6.2... both work though with the newer DB version.

Solved this on my own. If anybody else is having the same issue, try using Berkeley DB version 5.0.32. Worked for me.

Thanks for the reply. I tried it on two machines. One was Win 7 x64 and the other was Win 8 x64, but I'm using the 32-bit MinGW/GCC. I want a 32-bit wallet for maximum compatibility. Would it be less hassle to cross-compile from a Debian box? Something tells me no...

Hi, I'm creating a new altcoin just to learn how it works. It's not going to be public, just used between some friends for fun. I know the world doesn't need another new coin. Anyway, I mined my genesis blocks (for both main and test nets) and then changed the nonce values and recompiled. After that, all that happens when I try to run the daemon is that I get "Error loading blkindex.dat". Was I not supposed to change the nonce? I'm a bit confused as to what's going on. None of the tutotials really explain these things, they just tell you what to do and leave you to figure out the rest.

Can anybody explain what I'm doing wrong? Also, how do I get the client wallets to automatically connect to the correct seed nodes? One more question, will new nodes in the future simply download the genesis block from the original node?

Note: I started with the mooncoin sources.

Thanks!!

If it helps, I'm using DB 4.8.30, QT 4.8.4 and GCC 4.4.

I've been struggling for over a day with this. I need to be able to compile a working Litecoin QT wallet for Windows from source, because I'm with a group that's launching a new scrypt altcoin soon. I've got the wallet compiling to an EXE, but when it runs it shows the splash screen but then crashes and I get this error in db.log:


Same thing happens when compiling multiple wallet sources including Litecoin, Dogecoin, Mooncoin, and more. It's a problem with the maximum mutexes setting of the DB library apparently, and manually configuring a max in a DB_CONFIG file seems to work for everybody according to Google searches, but not for me. Something seems to be hosed in my DB dependency. Does anybody have a working DB dependency for MinGW32 that's able to compile these wallets correctly that they can share with me? Or even the entire deps+MinGW system?

Or alternately, does anybody know how I can just fix the error I'm getting? Thanks!

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