I know there hasn't been a 32-bit build of Armory in quite some time but I have an old laptop with 32-bit Ubuntu 12.04 that I used for signing.

I'm trying to figure out how to get a 0.96 version onto it since it has no way of connecting to the Internet.

I've installed the 32-bit version of Ubuntu in a VM and was thinking I could build a .deb that way but the compiling instructions for Armory seem to only be for online machines and I don't know how to make a deb file for armory to move it over.

What are my options?

Perhaps some other relevant info:
1) All the funds are from before the SegWit fork and therefore haven't been spent.
2) I'm also looking to claim BCH and therefore need a client that supports signing BCH transactions.

Lastly, is it possible to just copy the signing wallets from the offline machine to another machine - perhaps temporarily?

Thanks in advance.

0.11 was released today. Just making sure it's safe to upgrade.

Thanks in advance.

Selling my mint condition iPad 3 with original packaging (including plastic film on the box), red leather Smart Cover (also with original box). It is in perfect condition and has had a rear ZaggSkin since day one. It has firmware 6.1.2 and comes jailbroken but you can of course upgrade it if you want. Photos to come. Taking BTC through escrow. Considering serious offers. Lowballs will be eye-rollingly ignored.

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Reddit user fab1anfab1an started a game of sorts where clues are given that lead to the eventual discovery of a wallet's private key with its contents up for grabs. Discussion occurs on Reddit. Yesterday, the 8th one went live and while it was solved by two people, they both left some for the next person. While lower than the initial 0.2 BTC reward, there is still roughly 23 mBTC left if someone wants to have some fun solving a series of clues and riddles.

The main site is bitcoinriddle.com (developed by fab1anfab1an on reddit). Here is the thread to the most recent one ( number 8 ) which links you to the riddle page as well as serves as the platform for some additional discussion and hints (e.g. Hint number 10). I figured some folks here might find it fun.

I tried going the Ubuntu LiveCD route and creating an offline wallet for archival but I run into a few issues. Either dependencies aren't included (e.g. python-psutil) or the client doesn't run due to requiring other supporting software that isn't included on a vanilla livecd (12.01). I found someone who had a pre-configured livecd but it was compiled by someone else and of course I'm a little skeptical about using someone else's build for something as sensitive as this. I also want to avoid connecting to the internet for anything once it's started up.

Assistance / suggestions are appreciated.

So I got http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150606 card today, upgraded from an evga GTX 470. I'm using bitmint's client, with stock settings, and it's yielding roughly 380-400 Mh/s. While this isn't bad, If I can squeeze more out of it with tweaks, I would obviously like to do so. Any recommendations from anyone?

OS: Windows 8 64-bit

Thanks in advance