Be careful. I would only loan to full, senior, or hero members. |
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SCAMMER
Scammer you say? would you like my birth cert, facebook, passport photo ID, paypal with address/mobile phone number of mine all emailed to you? to prove that i am not a "scammer" How are we gonna prove that all of those information belongs to you then? It is easy to procure/fake all of those information if you know how. Especially when you've just pretended to be Brook just now. I know you're probably shorty2912 or Butense, but let me tell you politely - please GTFO here. We're not lending to scammers. whatevs brah... Scammer, eh? |
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Desktop HDD 80GB is gone.
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Hello everyone, I'm an Ubuntu user (relatively new but have done some things with it) and have just discovered bitcoin. I was following the instructions in this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50388.msg600306#msg600306 hoping to be able to mine for bitcoins at the end of it, (which is where my problem starts). The instructions are for an ati GPU but I'm running an Nvidia GTX470 When I start what I believe to be a python script, I get the following response brian@precise:~/poclbm$ ./poclbm.py Wrong platform or more than one OpenCL platforms found, use --platform to select one of the following - AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
[1] NVIDIA CUDA
brian@precise:~/poclbm$ 1
1: command not found
brian@precise:~/poclbm$ ./poclbm.py
Wrong platform or more than one OpenCL platforms found, use --platform to select one of the following
- AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
[1] NVIDIA CUDA
brian@precise:~/poclbm$
I need help fixing this. I don't know where to start looking. could someone point me in the right direction?
I would really like to start mining with my nvidia
P.S.
I have an ATi card sitting on my bedside table (it's a 4850 though) and will have a spare (dual-core) computer by the end of the week . The computer was meant to be an htpc - home theater PC - but it could serve as a miner as well.
Hmm... lots of brackets. I must be tired. Going to bed: will check on this in the morning.
Welcome to the Family! I can't help you out with Ubuntu, but I have a quick way to get you up and mining. Download the latest BAMT build @ bamter.org. Load it up on a 2gb or higher USB drive, and get going. Its easier than Ubuntu and requires close to no experience with linux. I really would recommend it for a new guy like you. Let me know if you need any more help. Feel free to pm me as well. |
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I would appreciate a US based, Bitcoin marketplace with auctions that will replace the sketchy bitcointalk market with trust by word. And yes, it would feature 3rd party escrow, to whom a small portion of each sale would go to.
Now that would be nice.
https://bitmit.net/  All those people are in Europe, charging high prices for shipping  Plus the selection of product is not that great. bitcoin.is should be a Bitcoin eBay, without all the eBay scum and overload on buyer protection. Now that's an idea. |
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I would appreciate a US based, Bitcoin marketplace with auctions that will replace the sketchy bitcointalk market with trust by word. And yes, it would feature 3rd party escrow, to whom a small portion of each sale would go to.
Now that would be nice.
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Hey op, howd you get BAMT on this system. I've got my own gigabyte piece of shit that i would like to run with BAMT. Care to precisely share with us?
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Thanks for the great sale! Item works great and is in very good condition.
May I ask how much? |
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Invested 24BTC into my mining rig, adding a total of 360 mh/s, which will be capable of producing roughly .25 coins a day.
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I am about to switch to linuxcoin on this piece of shit.
Before you go to that extreme, try cgminer on some flavor of ubuntu 11.04 (I went with Peppermint Two, based on Lubuntu 11.04, which I *highly* recommend). Kano's installation guide worked perfectly for me https://github.com/kanoi/linux-usb-cgminer/blob/master/linux-usb-cgminerThe guide is for a 64 bit OS, so that my be a snag if you are 32 bit. But you might try just substituting the 32 bit version of AMD-APP-SDK v.2.4 for the 64 bit version called for in the guide. See the part at the end of this guide on how to write a script https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gw7YPYgMgNNU42skibULbJJUx_suP_CpjSEdSi8_z9U/edit?pli=1I recommend that you write the script from scratch in nano (rather than trying to cut+paste or use a standard text editor). So, just type "nano" at terminal and enter the script. When you are done, Ctrl+o, type in file name, then ENTER to save, and Ctrl+x to quit. Otherwise, you can just follow the guide above (btw, the other part of the guide for installing cgminer on xubuntu 12.04 did not work for me, but you might try it also). Peppermint will offer an automated install of proprietary AMD drivers, but *do not* do that - instead, just follow kano's guide. To install to HD, just click on the "Install Peppermint" icon on the desktop after you boot from live CD/usb. Compared to BAMT, I'm seeing ~2% increase in efficiency and I can clock my 5850s a little higher. And the desktop is much more responsive. I prefer this set up over BAMT. Thanks for this. I might consider this, but I am still waiting on someone to help me out with the could not mount /dev/loop0 error. You know anything about this? |
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Anyone have any experience with loading BAMT onto a hard drive? My motherboard is not compatible with USB booting, so this is my last option.
What an old piece of crap it must be, stop wasting your time on that, go windoze as a last resort. Its a gigabyte pos Model ? , While at it. GA-965P-DS3 |
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If you were able to launder BitCoins, yes, you would be traced through BlockChain.
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Someone might have attempted to rob you of your priceless namecoins |
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Anyone have any experience with loading BAMT onto a hard drive? My motherboard is not compatible with USB booting, so this is my last option.
What an old piece of crap it must be, stop wasting your time on that, go windoze as a last resort. Its a gigabyte pos |
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Well a bunch of people commented but no one answered my question. I've tried Ghost, Win32, UnetBootin, and some other programs to copy sectors but nothing has worked.
I get "could not mount /dev/loop0"
Anyone heard of this or can diagnose it. I am about to switch to linuxcoin on this piece of shit.
And mc_lovin, didn't work either, I get "no ui found"
No usbs seem to work, my only hope is a HDD but that doesnt even work.
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I have 3 rigs with 3x 32 GB SSDs with BAMT on it. Just use Win32 disk imager. You can not connect the drive to an internal SATA Port, you have to use an USB adapter (or external case), then the drive appears as an external storage (like an USB Flash Drive).
Greetz
NetworkerZ
When I try this I get can not mount /dev/loop0 This usual? |
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I have half my BAMT rigs that way. I use the win32 disk imager, I have a thumb drive installed, open the imager so it will allow me to select the thumb drive letter, then I remove the thumb drive and plug in the hard drive via USB, then it'll write to the hard drive.
If I try running the imager with just the hard drive plugged in, the imager won't load the drive letter.
You serious about this? One problem I have with some other ways similar to this that I have tried is I get to the bamt loading screen, but I get an error stating, BAMT is unable to mount. You get that with that method? Or it smooths on by? |
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Anyone have any experience with loading BAMT onto a hard drive? My motherboard is not compatible with USB booting, so this is my last option.
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Added 16 week term for 2.25% weekly.
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