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@ExabyteMiner Do you have any instructions how to install this on RaspberryPi? I have no personal experience building for RaspberryPi but for the most part (with slight changes for some coins and assuming the coin has a "pro" file to work with) the build process is almost always the same and from what I can see on this guide ( https://steemit.com/wallet/@cryptogodnl/how-to-install-any-qt-wallet-on-the-raspberry-pi), it SHOULD get you there. If you encounter any errors while building, try using Google to investigate the error as it's typically just a missing dependency and if all else fails, sometimes just doing a simple "make clean" before re-running "make" works wonders. If all else fails give me a shout and I'll see about building it for you. |
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It's come to my attention that 4shared sucks as a sharing site, so I moved the file to: Linux 32-bit QT: https://mega.nz/#!ju511JzQ!5d3FXUtXDnSElr-D3jb8V5Ca1feTkBbaq0Cffb3iYeYDonations are of course appreciated but in no way required or expected. Enjoy! Your donations inspire me to greatness!!!Diplexcoin: BPue8Focv4wx27DtFsob2i5mifeMDcJG7x Bitcoin: 1C3qWnhFKukSyxp6orHzrHBqCoCx11vkwV Litecoin: LYVStN8zff4gKvJ11LcQiQZ3wDfD9rxWyA Ethereum & DCC(SPARC): 0x45C97375dBb5F7Df2ce53FDbED395d81f0b89634 BERNCash: B5gcLDRNJsyeyykTd5aU4ys5jWWAm3SYfP Gridcoin: S1Y3xKR8tg5V7uwuN9kybxNutw9Fgh2BXq Maxcoin: mKqtYSqDyRrqCYzPUND72VpjcW6Mveu42d |
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There was no other crappy sharing site to upload the QT other than 4shared? Here ya go: Linux 32-bit QT: https://mega.nz/#!em4jQbAJ!g22npPpYjgFV2uHbiza385fm1H8FUk-QHGH7AO8d3IADonations are of course appreciated but in no way required or expected. Enjoy! Your donations inspire me to greatness!!!OCP: 1EmbJkxvuBBaUFPfgx4yjKLMuecioQZdrz Bitcoin: 1C3qWnhFKukSyxp6orHzrHBqCoCx11vkwV Litecoin: LYVStN8zff4gKvJ11LcQiQZ3wDfD9rxWyA Ethereum & DCC(SPARC): 0x45C97375dBb5F7Df2ce53FDbED395d81f0b89634 BERNCash: B5gcLDRNJsyeyykTd5aU4ys5jWWAm3SYfP Gridcoin: S1Y3xKR8tg5V7uwuN9kybxNutw9Fgh2BXq Maxcoin: mKqtYSqDyRrqCYzPUND72VpjcW6Mveu42d |
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There was no other crappy sharing site to upload the QT other than 4shared? Sorry, if you can recommend a better one, I will be more than happy to re-upload. |
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I didn't see a Linux binary anywhere for your coin, so I made one: Linux 32-bit QT: https://www.4shared.com/file/eYUZpXYcgm/ocp-qt.htmlVirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/f520f65d229cbc9fbdfdd10ba24b4d925b53048f957cf6a369e2c81e9d02868a/detectionThe detections are false positives common to crypto wallets and are related to the Proof of Stake mechanism. Donations are of course appreciated but in no way required or expected. Enjoy! Your donations inspire me to greatness!!!OCP: 1EmbJkxvuBBaUFPfgx4yjKLMuecioQZdrz Bitcoin: 1C3qWnhFKukSyxp6orHzrHBqCoCx11vkwV Litecoin: LYVStN8zff4gKvJ11LcQiQZ3wDfD9rxWyA Ethereum & DCC(SPARC): 0x45C97375dBb5F7Df2ce53FDbED395d81f0b89634 BERNCash: B5gcLDRNJsyeyykTd5aU4ys5jWWAm3SYfP Gridcoin: S1Y3xKR8tg5V7uwuN9kybxNutw9Fgh2BXq Maxcoin: mKqtYSqDyRrqCYzPUND72VpjcW6Mveu42d |
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This is embrassing... Upon further investigation, it would seem that these flags are related to the proof-of-stake mechanism which is apparently flagged by multiple engines on VirusTotal for Linux binaries but for some reason are not detected on Windows binaries.
They are officially false flags.
I apologize for the confusion.
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This is embrassing... Upon further investigation, it would seem that these flags are related to the proof-of-stake mechanism which is apparently flagged by multiple engines on VirusTotal for Linux binaries but for some reason are not detected on Windows binaries.
They are officially false flags.
I apologize for the confusion and I have removed my strike against your reputation.
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OK, I may have been too quick too judge here, I've just found another coin (DiplexCoin) with the exact same issue.
Can you point me to the repo of the coin you cloned...?
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lol no, i just want people download from our release, yep because can't guarantee other qt wallet is safe just it  You seem to be missing the point. YOUR Linux wallet is infected (the Windows client appears to be clean). The one you are freely distributing on YOUR website, RIGHT NOW. Go ahead and visit agricoin.asia and download the Linux binary and run it through VirusTotal right now, it has the EXACT same 5 infections as the one I compiled and since you are linking to OLD, clean VirusTotal reports (apparently from before changes were made to the code), it seems very clear that you are trying to distribute malware. Please explain why you are linking to old VirusTotal scans and claiming your client has no viruses but when I download YOUR precompiled binaries from YOUR website and/or I compile the client myself, VirusTotal comes up with 5 detections...? |
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Ah, sorry, i did not see that... I will remove my post. |
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I've had the new wallet open for about a week now, I have 4x the network stake weight and all I have are six orphaned stake blocks. I'm "mining" less than one stake block per day with 4x the network stake weight (the client says 46 SECONDS expected time to earn rewards) and they are ALL (100%) being orphaned. Something seems broken here...
2 weeks later, I still have not successfully mined a stake block despite having 4x the network weight and expected reward time of 46 seconds. Can the dev PLEASE address this issue...? Thank you. |
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Will there be a coin burn sometime in the future because 21b is quite a lot in my book
The total supply doesn't matter if you're worried about making money on this coin. What matters is the market cap. Also, their goal is to have their coins in the hands of as many people as possible so 21 billion is a reasonable amount so that they don't become so rare that people cannot get their hands on them. We'll see about that. 21 billion for a POW crypto is a lot. But at least it's less than Bytecoin. That's a win in my other book  21 billion really isn't as much as it seems when you consider most other cryptos are spendable up to 8 decimals deep, whereas this coin is only spendable up to two decimals deep. |
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Can someone reboot this coin from the dead? At this point I'm wondering who can get in contact with the dev. I have some ideas on how to bring this back from the dead.
If you're still interested, try adding this node: 73.42.67.247 |
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