BCB I think I speak for everyone when I say you're a beast.  Excellent work friend. 

And hopefully this will serve as a warning to other would be scumbag scammers. 

Well I'll answer the question that obviously you don't have to be an attorney to answer  

A person commits theft of property if, with intent to deprive the owner of property, the person knowingly obtains or exercises control over the property without the owner's effective consent.

So obviously, if you jack someone's wallet.dat, and they didn't tell you you could have it, you just committed the crime of theft.  

You're also going to be liable in tort for conversion.

lol which is what often leads to a segmentation fault according to the link you posted.  "idiot" lol    Come on man, be civil.  No reason to be a jerk when someone asks a question. 

Yes.  You must have missed the second post where I pointed out I discovered what the cause was.  Don't be a dick, you get dick back. 

Since I can't delete the thread, I'll post the solution I discovered.

Don't try to run 4 GPUs off of 512MB of RAM.  What a dumbass I can be sometimes...

Just added two new gpus to another rig, and now when I am trying to run cgminer it hangs at


Thoughts?

I can't find any information on what signal 11 means. 

I thought about that, and then just zip tying the cards to it.  But I'm concerned about the metal of the rack hitting the cards. 

How do you keep the cards from falling over?  Are they stable just sitting there on that stake?

I need a quick cheap solution to mount 4 GPUS on extenders above the motherboard.  Only requirements are that it is cheap and stable.  One GPU must remain in the motherboard, so any kind of rack over the motherboard must be atleast tall enough to pass over that one.  

I'm a visual guy so pictures would be great.  All I've found searching the forum are a bunch of custom made aluminum type setups.  Not really looking to put that much time or effort into this.  Something out of wood or something that is already premade would be preferable. 

Most scumbags never do.  He's probably found some kind of way to rationalize to himself what he's doing to you guys is ok.  

+1 to Lighlord as well.  Very smooth transaction.  Would be very happy to do business with again!

Just signed up.  I'll give it a shot.  Name is Nolo and here's the address:  1BczMNBJKChxxir3nAVneJEP4ewJ38yttx

I can't believe he thinks 50% refund is acceptable. 

Let's try this example out:  I order a new TV from Walmart.com for $1,200.  I get an email that says, "We regret to inform you that our supplier has not delivered the television to us in accordance with our contract terms, and we therefore will not be sending it to you.  Please accept a refund of $600.  Thanks for choosing Walmart.com!"

Good luck with that.

That was it.  I have it up and running now.  Thanks!

Here's my address: PKZ69LSD2rLToPrCPxZ5GXRtJ44bJ5nyCM

Yep I am.  But it says "Warning:  Checkpoint is too old. Wait for block chain to download or notify developers of the issue."  How do I know it is downloading the blockchain? 

I got that working, but I also found a GUI for it, but the GUI just sits there when opened.  It doesn't seem to find any connections to start downloading the blockchain from. 

"Error could not connect to server".  What should I put in the config file to fix this?

Ok, explain to me how to set this up.  I downloaded it, installed it.  Ran the Daemon, and I get a message that says you have to set a password.  I created the config file from the wiki, but do I have to use a specific username and password?  After just typing in a random username and password, now the Daemon doesn't do anything.