Hello all,

After using the Angstrom package manager to install a few dependencies (boost-dev, openssl-dev, and db-dev) I ran into the following error....
/usr/include/db_cxx.h File iostream.h not found.

Now I drilled into the db_cxx.h file to see a comment "C++ assumptions. To ensure comparability with many platforms..." which seemed scary. Then I noticed an else switch with an include of <iostream> or <iostream.h>. Not knowing how to invoke this CXX_STDHEADERS switch I simply commented out the else switch. After that I could successfully compile bitcoind!

My question is should the makefile.unix file be passing something along to the compiler so it can handle this db_cxx.h library correctly? Or am I missing something when invoking make -f makefile.unix? Should I be defining something manually?

Thanks much,
A.J.

Sold.

A.J.

Yeah been there done that. LOL. Price reduced! Tanks for looking.

A.J.

https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/35918-2003-buell-firebolt-xb9r

Turn key ready to ride 2003 Buell Firebolt BX9R. $3400 USD or equivalent in BTC. I'm the 2nd owner, has 13,794 miles on it. Here is some of the work I've done over the past year to the bike....
-New tires
-Frame and bar protectors
-HID headlight
-Headlight bezel recall replacement
-New front pads
-New clutch cable
-Oil change
-New air filter
-New harley battery

Comes with.....
-Front and rear bike stands
-Bike cover

This bike is ready to ride and enjoy. Serious inquiries only. Please text me at: 330-299-5232 Bike is located near Youngstown Ohio Zip 44505.

Thanks for looking,
A.J.

I'd be interest in a board. I'll keep an eye on this thread.

A.J.

So that's why.........

Why can't Mt. Gox open things up and allow use regular YubiKeys? Knowing how these work I'm not grasping their concept.

Good question. Thanks for the answer.

USB connectivity so very easy to implement. Programming the FPGA seems to require JTAG on some boards which is a bit confusing. Why not use USB for all communication?

A.J.

+1 for me. I created this account just to research an FPGA miner I could also use for electronic hobby projects.

A.J.