There is no easy way currently to run salvagewallet  on a secondary wallet .If you have a wallet-reset.dat backup, try using that one instead. If not try these steps below.

1) Shutdown client
2) rename wallet.dat to noloadwallet.dat
3) rename wallet-reset.dat to wallet.dat
4) Startclient with -salvagewallet
5) Be patient, after fixing keys, it will rescan 5million blocks, this can take a fair amount of time. Possibly hours depending on your computer.
6) After complete, shutdown client
7) rename your wallet.dat (previously wallet-reset.dat) back to wallet-reset.dat
rename your noloadwallet.dat to wallet.dat
9) start client up
10) do more frequent wallet backups!

You can alway monitor that progress by looking at the debug.log file.

I will work on adding an extra switch to salvagewallet to work on a secondary wallet For version 1.6.

Edit: If you are good with startups switches you can also also do this to save time.
1) Shutdown client
2) Create new dir called C:\hbn_fix
3) copy wallet-reset.dat to c:\hbn_fix\wallet.dat
4) startup client with -salavgewallet -datadir=c:\hbn_fix
5) After client is done and wallet is working, shut it down.
6) rename your wallet-reset.dat in your normal datadir %appdata% to brokewallet-reset.dat
7) Copy your wallet.dat form c:\hbn_fix to your normal datadir as wallet-reset.dat

This method may save a bit of time.

Less than 100$ total in sells will remove all buy support for TEKcoin on Cryptopia.

I submitted a support ticket about ten days ago, and it took them 3 days to get back to me.  They told me that they were diligently working on fixing the wallet sync issues, and it should be fixed soon.  Obviously soon means something different to them then it does to me.  I opened another ticket about 3 days ago with an actual transaction ID this time and still haven't heard back....

Yea, I kinda regret ordering when they were ~$260/each but all in all it's been fun and has kept me busy. ROI will be very tight if ever on them. I know I didn't make up the difference in the extra month or so I had them before they came down to the $95 range.

I wont be getting the G-Blade units....might get some more Infinity USB's (what gridseed calls their 5 chip miners now) if the price gets to about $60/each just to fill out my custom case    ....and maybe cost average down the ROI a bit....but I'm guessing that unless we get really lucky or do some creative altcoin mining it will be tough.

Prices have dropped fast on these...down to $100 a unit. Not nearly the $14.40 price they should be sold at to compete with the Titan but getting there.

Must resist ordering...next week they may be at $80  

For kicks I ran it through the profitability calculator. Not looking good:

You're close

4.74 months to be more exacter 

Wolfey2014

Just to throw it out there... that $1 per KH/s must also include your supporting infrastructure as you mentioned... mobo, RAM, CPU/HSF, HDD/SSD/USB depending on how you are running them, PCIe extensions, the 1200-1600W PSU you need to run 4+ cards if you are doing so and all the extra connectors you need to run cards that require more than a single 6 pin PCIe power connection.

A single 800+ KH/s GPU running $500 - $750 still needs $100+ just for a basic mobo/CPU/RAM/BOOTDISK/PSU and that's cheaping out... you can easily reach +$200 for a base PC to run the GPU... and more if you want to run a multi GPU rig.

Tell me where I can get an 800 KH/s rig for $400 ($.5 per KH/s) and I will delete this post.

Hell the highest noted GPU on the scrypt litecoin comparison wiki is the Sapphire Tri-X 290X at 1002 KH/s and that's on Newegg for $750 right now and is noted running at 385W. A new setup could easily run $1000 to get that 1 MH/s running stable, whereas $1000 will buy you 3 gridseeds, a Pi, PSU, barrel jack connectors, a powered USB hub and some sort of case to put it all in, gives you a MINIMUM 1150 KH/s AND only runs a total of ~30-35W max in scrypt mode including hub and Pi. Compare the GPU rig running ~500W total to a 35W 3X gridseed/Pi and still get 15% more hashrate for 1/14th of the power cost... and probably still have funds left over. For $.10 per kWh that is ~$400 a year less in cost of power. So while you may be able to resell that GPU for $400+ next year... that only brings you to break even with the gridseed setup... before the extra 15% hashrate is included.

Hey zoom, I got a shipping confirmation for order 1750 but there was no tracking number. Will I get one?

Does anyone know if a single unit from Zoomhash includes the barrel power connector???  I want 20, but plan on using a RPI, so I dont see the point in spending the extra $$ on the controllers.

I am using those 60 dollar anker hubs... Might be the reason

man you got a crap ton of hardware errors.... I have like 2 or 3 errors in the past 3 days on my RPi running 20 units

Danny

I had to start over from scracth after a week of successful hashing, and I ran into a problem I don't remember encountering.

When I get to miaviator's instruction to run the command ./autogen.sh in the cgminer directory, I get this error:


As I said, I don't remember encountering that before. I'm a Mac guy installing Linux (Ubuntu 13.0.4) in Parallels, so speak slowly.

Here's my cgminer running 10 Gridseeds:  http://imgur.com/Lw7jEIK

Truth be told I never learned exactly what WU meant...so if you're inclined to explain I'd appreciate it.