You can also use the wallet from https://github.com/stakebox/DigiCube, it is statically compiled and requires no additional libraries.

As far as the database error, I am not sure, I haven't experienced that issue. I would start by deleting everything in the data directory except the wallet.dat and restart the wallet. It sounds like your copy of the blockchain somehow became corrupted.

That is very cool that you like the WebUI, thanks for your words of encouragement. I have a list of things I would like to add to the WebUI, and am always open to suggestions. I had a pretty busy non-crypto life this holiday season, but now that that is over I am looking to get back to working on it.

I actually already awarded 3 StakeBoxes to members of the HYPER community, ranlo, djhomeschool, and jtnichol. I had a bit of a delay due to running out of SD cards, but they came in today, and I should be shipping them out on Saturday. I feel bad that somehow you got left out, if you are interested let me know, I think I could stand giving one more away.

OK, I got busy yesterday and wasn't able to get in here to post, but here goes...

Obviously, with 6 votes ranlo was in first place, even if it wasn't exactly clear one or two of those votes new what the vote was for. I will be PMing him in a minute about his StakeBox.

the way I see it there were only 2 others who put their names in the hat for a complimentary StakeBox. I was thinking of extending the vote for another week to determine who would get the other one, but in the holiday spirit I am just going to send one to each of them.

Thanks to everyone who voted, and if you still haven't, make sure you stop by and check out the StakeBox at StakeBox.com. It is a small, secure, energy efficient, dedicated staking device. It is also a great way to get new, less technologically inclined folks into crypto, it is completely plug and play, no need to compile or install wallets, create .conf files, or any of the other headaches related to setting up a wallet. Plug it in, go to stakebox.local on your home network, send some coins to the address shown in the WebUI, and watch your balance grow with every stake.

While you are cruising the interwebs, don't forget to check out www.cryptomercado.com, that is djhomeschool's site. He is selling mostly coffee and foods, but you can also buy a StakeBox through him. He accepts a variety of altcoins for his merchandise, including HYPER, you even get a 2% discount when paying with HYPER.

It depends on the coin. The web UI uses RPC commands to get the information displayed. If you looks through the screenshots you can see the the BitBean wallet shows the information you are inquiring about. Generally, if the Qt wallet displays the staking info when hovering over the leftmost icon in the bottom right corner it is displayed on the main page of the UI. There is also a page where you can see all of the available RPC commands for the wallet and execute them, so any information about the wallet not immediately available in the UI can be accessed pretty easily.

So I was waiting on the OK from HYPERfuture before I posted this here, I didn't want to clog up this thread without his blessing, and his hiatus had things on pause. He is back now and let me know to go for it. So, without further ado.

The HYPER community has been the most responsive of all the coins I have enabled on the StakeBox. I have sold far more StakeBoxes with HYPER on them than any other coin, I really appreciate that. It was while the price was a good deal higher than it is today, but I think it will come back from the recent losses, thanks to a strong community, and a dev who has now welcomed help from said community. To show my thanks, I would like to give 2 StakeBoxes away to members of the HYPER community.

I am not going to choose who gets them, but I will put it to a vote. If you would like to be one of the recipients, post your desire to this thread. The 2 members with the most votes one week from now will be the winners. Don't vote for yourself, think about those who have done the most to help the community and the coin. I would hope that the winners would show their gratitude by reporting back here, and maybe elsewhere, with their thoughts on the StakeBox, though that is not required. If you have no idea what I am talking about you can learn more at StakeBox.com.

Again, thanks for your support, lets work together to get this thing back where it should be.

I also became a shareholder, mainly thanks to the promise of dividends. Wondering when we will hear something about that, just like everyone else. If the company wants to sell more of their coins I think something has got to be done in that regard. It has come to the point where ignoring constant questions about dividends, and trying to pump the latest promo is not going to get the desired results.

That error message is because you need to enable IPv6. You can execute "sudo modprobe ipv6" to enable it instantly. It won't stick through a reboot though, to enable it at startup execute "sudo nano /etc/modules" and add "ipv6", withou quotes, on a line by itself.

For future reference, run ldd against the digicube executable you will see the additional libraries that are needed to run it. The wallet atgithub.com/StakeBox/DigiCube is statically compiled and will work without additional libraries in both Rasbian wheezy and jessie.

Thanks to a request from bitcointalk user peonminer, EmerCoin is now supported on the StakeBox. Learn more at StakeBox.com.

Thanks to a request from bitcointalk user peonminer, DigiCube is now supported on the the StakeBox. Check it out at StakeBox.com.

Very cool, I really appreciate it.

Can anyone upload a bootstrap somewhere, I have a customer who has requested a CAPTcoin wallet for the StakeBox, you can learn more about it at StakeBox.com. I have the wallet compiled, but it has been syncing for about a week, it keeps getting stuck, so I restart it, rinse, repeat. A bootstrap would be great. Thanks.

You guys seem to have two threads running here, one regarding bounties, and this one. I already posted this in the other thread, but I am not sure if everyone here looks at both, so... Thanks to a request from s3v3nh4cks, Sprouts is supported on the StakeBox, check it out at StakeBox.com. Also, for anyone who already has a Raspberry Pi, you can snag the Sprouts wallet from github.com/StakeBox/Sprouts, I have tested in in a fresh install of Rasbian, both wheezy and jessie, you can just drop it in and use your RPi to stake your Spouts. I have only tested it on the RPi2, it should work on the older versions as well, but I am not 100% sure.

Thanks to a request from s3v3nh4cks, Sprouts has been supported on the StakeBox since the beginning of September, check it out at StakeBox.com. I have been going back through and doing static compiling for all of the wallets supported so that anyone with a Raspberry Pi can benefit from my work. I just uploaded a statically compiled version of the Sprouts Qt wallet to github, you can snag it at github.com/StakeBox/Sprouts. That will drop into a fresh install of Raspbian wheezy or jessie on the Raspberry Pi 2 and work without any extra work. I see there is a bounty for a Staking RPi wallet, I am not sure what is meant by auto bootstrap, though.

I have already compiled the Amber wallet for RPi2, you can snag it from github.com/StakeBox/AmberCoin. You should be able to drop it into Rasbian wheezy or jessie and be done.

Yeah, more RAM would be nice, but you can't beat the power consumption of RPi2s, and the price is right. For a more capable version of the StakeBox I am playing with an Odroid XU4, getting everything setup hope to release it in the next month or so.

Finally staked my way past 5 million BITB, price has gone up a bit this week after sinking into single digit satoshi range, I am feeling pretty good. Not as good as I would be if the price were where I bought in at, but, maybe things here can turn around. What's up dev, any news for us? How about the November goals on the updated roadmap, where are you at with those?

StakeBox.com/FAQ has a list of the RAM requirements for a bunch of PoS Qt wallets. The RPi2 has 1GB of RAM, some needs to be reserved for the OS about 850MB can safely be consumed by other programs, i.e. crypto wallets.

Thanks to a request TruckCoin is now available on the StakeBox. Check it out at StakeBox.com.