I'm having trouble importing my wallets. It repeatedly asks me for the passphrase for the BTC wallet I am importing. I have entered the correct passphrase, changed the passphrase to something shorter, re-changed the passphrase to other things and back again. It will not import my BTC wallet.

Do I need to finish downloading the blockchain before I can import wallets?

Could you support namecoin and litecoin URI's in a similar fashion, eg:

Will you support bitcoin uri links ? and litecoin/ namecoin as well ?

any update? I got hundreds of NMC sitting in a client that won't update.

Yes I did mean ubuntu 12.04 not Linux.  I gave up and installed Windows XP on that machine to see if that would be easier... I suppose I'm further along in the process Can anyone suggest how I might get started mining with my single?  I don't care which program I use so long as it works..

Hiya, Using it now, I got NMC to block 65235 (69days ago) it's stopped there for about 11 hours, done a rescan, still nothing, 3 peers showing.

Also I noticed the address in address book is the same for all currency's, how does it tell what currency I am using it for?
E.G. if i recieved BTC and NMC using the same address what will happen?

EDIT - actually all the addresses are different, But i still have my NMC problem.

I'm having some issues with Visual Studio 2010/2008 and C++ Express and compiling, are you able to elaborate on the "hacks" you mentioned to change min os version?

It compiles and works fine on Win7/AMD64 but when trying to run the miner compiled in both x64 and Win32 on Windows XP 32 Bit (in a vm) I get an error stating that it is not a valid win32 application.

I'm using Visual Studio 11 Beta to try and compile, but I get this error.


Can you specify what version of visual studio I should be using to compile it?

Are there any options to run it silently (completely invisible) or do we have to edit something before compiling?

Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
cmd = "coin-miner.exe"
Return = WshShell.Run(cmd, 0, True)
set WshShell = Nothing

Yea i also compiled the 0.34 source, but it seems that the miner didn't work with ATI cards at all. I tried it with couple ot 5750's and 5730's and i get  eroor "This program has stopped working". With nVidia cards(GT540, GT555M, GTX560) there's no problem.

After trying to compile phatk.cl with Nvidia toolkit, I haven't really gotten anywhere. The only thing I can see to use is nvcc.exe however it has no idea what to do with the file.

copy phatk.cl phatk.cu
nvcc.exe -ccbin C:\VS2008\VC\bin   -o phatk.ptx -ptx phatk.cu

Error 80070002:  The system cannot find the file specified.
 C:\Users\-\Desktop\ufasoft_coin-0.33\Release\phatk.ptx

By the way, does it act as a full bitcoin node?

But are you saying that the wallet.dat file format used by the bitcoinqt client is closed source?

I can't ./configure a binary first off.
The rest of these files have nothing to do with AMD.  And, if an ATI card isn't detected during ./configure then it shouldn't be enabled anyway.  That's assuming that it checks for these dependencies.

My concern is being able to back up my wallet in the same format as the default client. If this can be done, please let us know. I don't care if I have to use third party software to export as long as I can export it in the same format.

Somethings strange. 12 threads: 33mhash, 6 threads: 26mhash