While coinotron is down, I'm taking a break from mining LTC so wanted to give Bytecoin a try.  All I am getting is HW errors though. Invalid nonce.  I'm mining it just like I would bitcoin. 
cgminer config is: cgminer -o http://127.0.0.1:9332 -u username -p password -I 8

suggestions?

Looking for quite a few of these. 

Please let me know what you've got and how much you're looking for.  Would like to move quickly so they can be shipped quickly. 

Attempting to setup a new rig on an ASROCK am2xli-esata2 motherboard.

I have two of these motherboards, and they both are giving me the same issue, so I don't believe it is a faulty mobo issue. 

I know all the other hardware works fine as I am simply swapping this motherboard for another one.

This is a weird mobo.  I set the jumpers to allow me to run both 16x slots at 8x/8x.

PCI-E (3) which is a PCI-E x1 slot works fine. PCI-E (4) which is a PCI-E x16 slot works fine.

But I can't get PCI-e (1) or (2) to detect cards. Same prob on both mobos.

I've tried a dummy plug.  

Any other suggestions?  Is there a bios setting I'm missing?  

This disastrously horrible advice has been given for years now.  If you look back through the forum, people have been saying this since atleast 2011. 

Listen to Taco.   

I do that with some of them.  But I've got a couple of damn multi rail PSUs that require me to connect atleast one card each to a molex rail and a sata rail in order to balance the load. 

Thanks, I've been there though.  $12.50-$17.50 for one of these extenders is a little pricey though.

I need:
(2) PCI-E 16x->16x
(3) PCI-E 1x->1x

Give me a price shipped in the US.  

I also am still looking for GPUs (5850s, 5870s specifically) and PSUs (950w or better).

Also interested in Molex or SATA -> PCI-E power adapters

This is the part I'm mostly curious about as well.  Where many altcoins have failed has been due to a disastrous pre-mining period that drew a great deal of backlash. 

And I'll ask the question again, how is it mined? 

I'm always interested in new alt currencies. 

I'd like to see both BQC & FRC added to Vircurex. 

Site seems to be back acting normally again.  Maybe it was just a temporary hiccup.  Who knows....

You're right.  Site is very sluggish and pretty inaccessible in general.  Mining has come to a grinding halt just about.  Some cowardly criminal just trying to cause problems.  

I was hoping the new DDOS protection would help with this. 

I can't remember the name on here of the guy that's opening it, but he's pretty much said he plans to welcome most alt-coins to that exchange.  https://www.crypto-trade.com/  According to the website (which I think is down right at this moment), it is going to open on April 2nd.  He's had a demo site up that looks absolutely great.  I'm really looking forward to it. 

I'm mining FRC as hard as possible right now.  I believe once that new exchange opens up, and FRC will be on there, which will be a very high volume exchange in my opinion, I can't see the value doing anything but going up. 

You're being intentionally dense.  And therefore, I'm done replying to you on this issue. 

I'm not saying that you have to like it.  Tom @ bASIC still owes me money.  I don't like the fact that I'm going to get less in BTC than what I sent him.  I'm just saying that's what in my opinion the law is. 

Not joking.  Simple math. 

As long as BFL is giving refunds when asked, you will have a tough time proving your damages in court.  

You could try to argue that you have "consequential or expectancy" (different courts use the terms interchangeably even though they have different meanings), in that if BFL had delivered when they first said they would you would have made more $ because of the lower difficulty.  That argument would likely fail for a dozen reasons though.  

Otherwise you could try to argue that BFL has violated the FTC rules regarding preorders.  But what is that going to get you?  Nominal damages?  (I haven't read the statute to see if the statute defines damages, but I would imagine it doesn't.)  So congratulations.  You just spent tens of thousands of $'s to win $1-$5 in nominal damages.  

So I would wait until you have actually been damaged by BFL before filing suit.  A damage the court would recognize would be if they refused to give you a refund after asking for one.  And this would be easy to prove as well.  

(I didn't completely read OP before posting this)  So after doing so, here's an addendum:

The court is going to laugh you out of the courtroom if you try to argue that you should have received the same amount of BTC in your refund that you sent in.  There are numerous cases dealing with the stock market and currency fluctuations that reject that argument.  You are entitled to the same "value" denominated in USD that you sent in.  You would receive a windfall profit otherwise, and the courts despise giving a plaintiff more than they lost. 

Bah I just bought a little point and shoot camera couple of weeks ago.  If I was still in the market for one, I would be all over this.  Good camera. 

I'd love to see more people mining this coin and it take off.  Getting it on the new exchange seems like a great way to go about doing that.  It would definitely bring about more attention for the coin.  (Perhaps not all positive attention?) 

Anyone thought about a rebranding of this coin?  Maybe change the name to something a little less "jokey"?  Maybe have a new re-announcement?