[NEW CURRENCY] Maria 2.0 was banned, here is her proof. The birth of Bytecoin!

[legend]

You don't understand
We were talking about bit and byte etc

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[Anon136]

nibblecoin next?

[Come-from-Beyond]

You don't understand
We were talking about bit and byte etc

I do. Just interesting combinations came to my mind. Like "how many bytecoins in 1k mBTE"...

[legend]

You don't understand
We were talking about bit and byte etc

I do. Just interesting combinations came to my mind. Like "how many bytecoins in 1k mBTE"...

Oh, alright. Sorry

[LucasJones]

Just finished automating the faucet!

Payouts and Donations are now instant, 24/7! It also saves me from doing a lot of pointless work!

Try it now! http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

[Mooshire]

nibblecoin next?

This. A thousand times this.

[Anon136]

Just finished automating the faucet!

Payouts and Donations are now instant, 24/7! It also saves me from doing a lot of pointless work!

Try it now! http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

is the p2pool node working yet?

[LucasJones]

Just finished automating the faucet!

Payouts and Donations are now instant, 24/7! It also saves me from doing a lot of pointless work!

Try it now! http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

is the p2pool node working yet?

The pool has been running since yesterday, it had roughly 6GH/s last time I checked. As for the payments to the faucet, that is going to be a bit awkward. I have a separate wallet for the pool payout, but the pool and the faucet require me to keep bytecoin running, and on the faucet wallet. I might be able to get access to another computer soon, so there is no need to worry

Pool: http://bytecoin.us.to:6327/

[maxmint]

So I tried to run bytecoind on Ubunutu 12.04 and get this error:
"error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.42.0"

Any hints how to solve this?

[LucasJones]

So I tried to run bytecoind on Ubunutu 12.04 and get this error:
"error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.42.0"

Any hints how to solve this?

Try installing the package 'libboost-all-dev', that's what it seems to be looking for

[maxmint]

So I tried to run bytecoind on Ubunutu 12.04 and get this error:
"error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.42.0"

Any hints how to solve this?

Have you got the package libboost-all-dev installed? It seems that it requires that to run

Yeah, I got that but this gives me the  libboost 1.46.0 libraries, but bytecoind is asking for 1.42.0

[LucasJones]

So I tried to run bytecoind on Ubunutu 12.04 and get this error:
"error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.42.0"

Any hints how to solve this?

Have you got the package libboost-all-dev installed? It seems that it requires that to run

Yeah, I got that but this gives me the  libboost 1.46.0 libraries, but bytecoind is asking for 1.42.0

Try 'libboost1.42-all-dev', I think that *should* work, otherwise you could consider compiling bytecoind from source

[maxmint]

So I tried to run bytecoind on Ubunutu 12.04 and get this error:
"error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.42.0"

Any hints how to solve this?

Have you got the package libboost-all-dev installed? It seems that it requires that to run

Yeah, I got that but this gives me the  libboost 1.46.0 libraries, but bytecoind is asking for 1.42.0

Try 'libboost1.42-all-dev', I think that should work, otherwise you could consider compiling bytecoind from source

Tried that as well, but get these:

E: Unable to locate package libboost1.42-all-dev
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'libboost1.42-all-dev'

Also tried to build from source, but I'm no Linux guy at all and don't have any idea how to do this.
I tried using this helpful tutorial: https://gist.github.com/WyseNynja/2503687
But unfortunately it did not work out for me.

Would be great if someone who knows what he's doing could compile a working bytecoind for current Ubuntu 12.04.

[LucasJones]

Try 'libboost1.42-all-dev', I think that should work, otherwise you could consider compiling bytecoind from source

Tried that as well, but get these:

E: Unable to locate package libboost1.42-all-dev
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'libboost1.42-all-dev'

Also tried to build from source, but I'm no Linux guy at all and don't have any idea how to do this.
I tried using this helpful tutorial: https://gist.github.com/WyseNynja/2503687
But unfortunately it did not work out for me.

Would be great if someone who knows what he's doing could compile a working bytecoind for current Ubuntu 12.04.

Oh ok, sorry, I just found that on the Ubuntu package library.

I would compile it for you if I could, but unfortunately I use Ubuntu 12.10, so the compiled package might have some incompatibilities. I hope you can find someone trustworthy to compile it for you, otherwise you could try following a guide for compiling bitcoind, just using the bytecoin source.

[maxmint]

I would compile it for you if I could, but unfortunately I use Ubuntu 12.10, so the compiled package might have some incompatibilities. I hope you can find someone trustworthy to compile it for you, otherwise you could try following a guide for compiling bitcoind, just using the bytecoin source.

 Would be awesome if you could compile it – Ubuntu 12.10 is good for me, I can just throw up a VM Ubuntu 12.10.

[Anon136]

Just finished automating the faucet!

Payouts and Donations are now instant, 24/7! It also saves me from doing a lot of pointless work!

Try it now! http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

is the p2pool node working yet?

The pool has been running since yesterday, it had roughly 6GH/s last time I checked. As for the payments to the faucet, that is going to be a bit awkward. I have a separate wallet for the pool payout, but the pool and the faucet require me to keep bytecoin running, and on the faucet wallet. I might be able to get access to another computer soon, so there is no need to worry

Pool: http://bytecoin.us.to:6327/

hm im not getting any payouts. I put my address as the username and the password as 1 and set it to port 6327 just like you said. My guiminer says i have found 98 shares and no payout O.o

[Barnacle_Ed]

"why not tackle a few issues" the way i see it the scalability problem is bitcoins only issue. And yes there is a scalability problem, right now bitcoin users store every bitcoin transaction in the world on their computers, if 7 billion people were using bitcoin we couldnt be expected to record every time anyone anywhere in the world purchased a couple of bananas or a pack of gum.

Which is a design issue that could be fixed in a much cleaner way than "Hey I got an idea, let's just copy and paste the whole source tree!"


The fallacy here, in my mind, is that Bitcoin (and BillyBobCoin and InsertPersonsNameHereCoin and TotallyDifferentFromBitcoinCoin and whatever other name Bitcoin carbon copies will have) all share the same flaw. And your proposed solution to fix this - as far as I can infer - is to start completely anew, rather than solve the problem properly. It doesn't sit well in my mind and there has to be a more elegant solution.


My apologies in advance if I've misinterpreted anything, by the way.

[Teka]

Just finished automating the faucet!

Payouts and Donations are now instant, 24/7! It also saves me from doing a lot of pointless work!

Try it now! http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

is the p2pool node working yet?

The pool has been running since yesterday, it had roughly 6GH/s last time I checked. As for the payments to the faucet, that is going to be a bit awkward. I have a separate wallet for the pool payout, but the pool and the faucet require me to keep bytecoin running, and on the faucet wallet. I might be able to get access to another computer soon, so there is no need to worry

Pool: http://bytecoin.us.to:6327/

hm im not getting any payouts. I put my address as the username and the password as 1 and set it to port 6327 just like you said. My guiminer says i have found 98 shares and no payout O.o

It seems like site is having massive problems with authentication of individual users. The owner has suggested in another topic that users should try diablominer

[Anon136]

"why not tackle a few issues" the way i see it the scalability problem is bitcoins only issue. And yes there is a scalability problem, right now bitcoin users store every bitcoin transaction in the world on their computers, if 7 billion people were using bitcoin we couldnt be expected to record every time anyone anywhere in the world purchased a couple of bananas or a pack of gum.

Which is a design issue that could be fixed in a much cleaner way than "Hey I got an idea, let's just copy and paste the whole source tree!"


The fallacy here, in my mind, is that Bitcoin (and BillyBobCoin and InsertPersonsNameHereCoin and TotallyDifferentFromBitcoinCoin and whatever other name Bitcoin carbon copies will have) all share the same flaw. And your proposed solution to fix this - as far as I can infer - is to start completely anew, rather than solve the problem properly. It doesn't sit well in my mind and there has to be a more elegant solution.


My apologies in advance if I've misinterpreted anything, by the way.

oh no i agree it would be very nice if we could just solve that problem. Just no one has been able to figure that one out, atleast that is without resorting to increased centralization. Perhaps someone could invent a cryptocurrency where users are responsible for storing all of the data about their own transactions and the blockchain simply used to store a means for proving that your record of your own transactions is accurate.

technically speaking i have NO idea how or if something like this could be done but i digress.

[LucasJones]

I would compile it for you if I could, but unfortunately I use Ubuntu 12.10, so the compiled package might have some incompatibilities. I hope you can find someone trustworthy to compile it for you, otherwise you could try following a guide for compiling bitcoind, just using the bytecoin source.

 Would be awesome if you could compile it – Ubuntu 12.10 is good for me, I can just throw up a VM Ubuntu 12.10.

Oh ok, I'll compile it now then

I'll post the link when it's done