Strange, I never had segfault on any of my machines (including ARM boxes etc). Do you have some unusual machine configuration? Are other applications stable?

There is no config, just simple parameters.


This will do the job for you (gp means getwork port).


I'm sorry if you have personal aversion against Python for some reason. Otherwise the installation is really simple, as documented here: https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining-proxy . It takes literally 5 minutes to get it run.

Lol, can I qoute it?

You can use stratum proxy...

Fixed! Thanks :-)

If you'll try to make your own builds, let me know it worked or not.

I just published howto for Electrum EXE builds: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129801

Hi all,

I spent last night by preparing Windows build process for Electrum client.

The goal for the future is to create deterministic Electrum builds, so anybody will be able to compile Electrum on his own and check that official binaries from website don't contain any malware. Currently the process is not fully deterministic yet (filesize is the same, but file contains parts in random order so it has different md5sum), but I'm pretty sure it can be solved sometimes.

Another goal of this project is that now you can create Electrum binaries even without having Windows installed, because build scripts are using Wine on Linux!

Build script isn't patching Electrum in any way. The goal is to create trusted build process, not optimize Electrum for Windows users. Please ask ThomasV for any Windows-related feature for the client.

Compiled binaries of Electrum for Windows:
Single executable, compressed file: http://mining.bitcoin.cz/media/download/electrum-1.5.6-min.exe
ZIP archive, uncompressed files: http://mining.bitcoin.cz/media/download/electrum-1.5.6.zip

How to compile Electrum on my own?
1. Builds were tested on more machines with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and 12.10
2. Install Wine 1.4 (default in 12.04) or 1.5+ (don't use Wine 1.4.1 included in 12.10, there's issue with MSI installer; use wine PPA instead).
3. Download http://mining.bitcoin.cz/media/download/electrum-wine.tgz
3. Build scripts are already in Electrum git repository.
4. Copy /contrib/build-wine from git to / (yes, really, put it into the root; final binaries contains some paths, so extracting files to another location will affect final EXE!).
5. Run "./build-wine.sh", it will download all dependencies. When you'll be asked, always leave default settings and press "Next >"
6. Build will create two separate versions in dist/ directory. One is "dist/electrum.exe", standalone compressed executable. Second one is directory "dist/electrum" containing uncompressed binaries, useful for comparsion with other builds.
7. If you want to rebuild new version of Electrum, just change path to ZIP file in "build-wine.sh" and re-run script with "./build-wine.sh update". It will skip downloading all dependencies.

Nightly builds for Windows (EXE)
Visit http://electrum.bitcoin.cz/ to get nightly builds from Electrum's Git every day at 00:30 UTC.

Thanks!

no, imported keys are kept separately and they don't affect deterministic algorithm.

If you see these shares as accepted, they don't get lost. The 10-round hashrate is just long-term indicator and it needs some time to calibrate.

About your proposed changes - website definitely need some update, unfortunately it's quite difficulty to make right now, because of internal database limitations.

Jim, I just sent you few spare coins...

Put something like this to /etc/rc.local

Then you can attach console by "screen -x proxy" and detach it (without stopping it) by Ctrl-a,d (double combo)

Just send email request to info@bitcoin.cz from OLD mailbox and I'll do the change manually.

Really "OLED 0.92" 128x64 Monochrome White" for <$5 ? At what quantity?

"Bitsafe needs a device of at least 4 gb with decent write speed."

I understand it is "standard" desktop wallet, using USB flash disks just as storages.

No, it is plain TCP socket.


Make tunnel from localhost:3333 to stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 (yes, this one, really) and point cgminer to "stratum+tcp://localhost:3333".

I just made pull request fixing this issue.

This is already resolved in git (I reported it few days ago).


Hm, valid point.


Do you know which server did you used? Server manipulation/switchover is not user friendly :-/ still I have instant startup on any tested servers.

Jim, I tested latest release, monetary calculations looks very nice :-).

However I think I've found one bug, wallets (left columns) don't adapt column wide, so wallet balances are hidden under right column...



Hopefully there won't be too many bugs in this release, so you will focus to BIP32 wallets ;-).