Nice work! Some feedback: * you may want to tweak the description to include "groestl", "grs" and other keywords, I had a hard time finding it in the play store. * there is slight delay at start with a "blank" page, you might want to display a logo or something before connecting to the network/opening db/whatever is taking time. Thanks for the feedback. I will try the splash screen idea to see if it hides the blank page problem. |
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deleted. Mistakenly quoted the OP instead of editing it.
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Does this mean you have joined Team IXC?
I may join soon. I have been experimenting with another coin that is merged mined with Bitcoin and am having some success with the java code. ixcoin can be next on my list. I am using the code from DevCoin and looked at Dogecoin modifications for Aux POW, as it is called. Great! I'll fashion you a nice hat out of some tin foil so they can't read your mind. Thanks, I was continuing my testing and found that this other wallet I am working on is working and I could easily change it to ixCoin at a later time. Still need to finish my testing! |
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A Namecoin Android Wallet is being produced by Hash Engineering Solutions.
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Does this mean you have joined Team IXC?
I may join soon. I have been experimenting with another coin that is merged mined with Bitcoin and am having some success with the java code. ixcoin can be next on my list. I am using the code from DevCoin and looked at Dogecoin modifications for Aux POW, as it is called. |
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Further research reveals that the problem I thought of is solved by the java code I found with Devcoin and the ixcoin source. Looks like it is possible to make an android wallet for this coin.
Silly questions: a light electrum wallet for ixc has been created (it doesn't sync right now for lack of server) by Peter Erskin. - is an android light wallet dependent on online servers (like electrum) or it goes to check the blockchain directly? - is the existing electrum ixc somehow useful in creating the android (and ios) app? PS BTC -12% in two days? People are running away from cryptos 1. The light android wallet checks the blockchain directly. (no servers) 2. the electrum ixc is not useful in creating the android app, and neither of them is useful in creating the iOS app (luckily there is the Bitcoin Bread Wallet iOS app to fork, but I don't have the ability presently to do the iOS version). |
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I use GroundRods wallet, I am no expert in these matters but it works well and I have not had any problems with it. I remember seeing a post of his somewhere about wanting to know more about android and it wouldn't really surprise me if he was off somewhere teaching himself how to make an IXC application for mobile devices. I don't really know what he may be doing but I hope we have not seen the last of him.
Is there still a need for and android wallet? There most certainly is and one for ios too like deadsea says. Can you help with that? Our main forms of payment are lulz, kudos and I personally would pledge some IXC, perhaps there are others here that would too for working applications by verified developers. I am doing some research on ixcoin. It appears to be merge mined with Bitcoin. This may be a problem for an SPV Light Wallet, the kind of wallet that doesn't download the entire blockchain. Any blocks that are merged mined will contain extra information in the block about the bitcoin block and difficulty and hash that were used to solve the block. In the regular bitcoin wallet, the block header is all that is needed to verify a block (because all the necessary information is in it to check the POW and difficulty). This is something that I am looking into. A dev had made a wallet for DevCoin which was never published and I am looking at the code to see if it solves the problem I think these types of coins will have. Further research reveals that the problem I thought of is solved by the java code I found with Devcoin and the ixcoin source. Looks like it is possible to make an android wallet for this coin. |
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I use GroundRods wallet, I am no expert in these matters but it works well and I have not had any problems with it. I remember seeing a post of his somewhere about wanting to know more about android and it wouldn't really surprise me if he was off somewhere teaching himself how to make an IXC application for mobile devices. I don't really know what he may be doing but I hope we have not seen the last of him.
Is there still a need for and android wallet? There most certainly is and one for ios too like deadsea says. Can you help with that? Our main forms of payment are lulz, kudos and I personally would pledge some IXC, perhaps there are others here that would too for working applications by verified developers. I am doing some research on ixcoin. It appears to be merge mined with Bitcoin. This may be a problem for an SPV Light Wallet, the kind of wallet that doesn't download the entire blockchain. Any blocks that are merged mined will contain extra information in the block about the bitcoin block and difficulty and hash that were used to solve the block. In the regular bitcoin wallet, the block header is all that is needed to verify a block (because all the necessary information is in it to check the POW and difficulty). This is something that I am looking into. A dev had made a wallet for DevCoin which was never published and I am looking at the code to see if it solves the problem I think these types of coins will have. |
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I use GroundRods wallet, I am no expert in these matters but it works well and I have not had any problems with it. I remember seeing a post of his somewhere about wanting to know more about android and it wouldn't really surprise me if he was off somewhere teaching himself how to make an IXC application for mobile devices. I don't really know what he may be doing but I hope we have not seen the last of him.
Is there still a need for and android wallet? |
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In such a case, we would need a proof of phone algorithm or something like that?
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Is there a need for a Freicoin android wallet?
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The Android wallet app is currently stuck at block 866000. It will be fixed next week. Hash engineering is sorry for any inconvenience. We had a bug in the most recent update. We are having more trouble than we thought we would have while updating the app for the latest security update. It may take another week to complete the work. |
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The Android wallet app is currently stuck at block 866000. It will be fixed next week. Hash engineering is sorry for any inconvenience. We had a bug in the most recent update. |
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In the original post error, we found that the difficulty adjustment code was found to have an error.
Your problem is different. Did you delete the checkpoints file in the wallet/assets folder?
If you are forking from another coin, then the other coin has a checkpoints file that will be left behind and not compatible with your new coin.
This is one thing that could cause this error, perhaps.
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Is there a need in updating the Android Wallet for the fork?
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