[ANN]Gheez|G|Altcoin services platform-- Make your own coin--[AIRDROP]crowdfund

[MickGhee]

Gheez Airdrop Form

https://t.co/EPfHh5fsjw

[zeldalink]

Looks promising will be following to see where this will go

[ICO INVESTOR]

I joined to airdrop thank you! 

[MickGhee]

Looks promising will be following to see where this will go

I agree it is a really good experiment to see if people will actually use this kind of model. I would like to develop all kinds of coins for all kinds of projects. I think many businesses could use crypto in different ways.

 It provides a loyalty system (pos interest)  and a source of revenue. It can also be used to incentivize participation  with advertisers or social media.

 I really want to build out on this concept and become a force in the industry.

 If that happens all of those companies will have to buy Gheez just to hire me. I have (in the past) been hired by other companies to do things similar to what I am offering here.  Also this is a very low cost way to get your project made. i actually charge more than these prices and i have been paid.

This is also a good opportunity for me to develop my skills as a programmer (as a student it is hard to find time to work on stuff they dont teach you (specifically Node.js) I really enjoy enjoy working on these kind of things and appreciate every opportunity )

[anonfgc]

How do I join the airdrop crowd-funding sale thing?

[Klangburg]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

[MickGhee]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

 


you cannot mine this coin. you can however buy some tokens or join the airdrop i will be uploading the linux Gheezd file to my github repo here in a little while.  you should then be able to run it on a linux distro for your pi

this might work
https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/

[AmoreJaz]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

he is selling that kind of service ... so why would you ask him how he does this? instead simply pay and he does it for you!

[AmoreJaz]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

 


you cannot mine this coin. you can however buy some tokens or join the airdrop i will be uploading the linux Gheezd file to my github repo here in a little while.  you should then be able to run it on a linux distro for your pi

i hope you understand that yes the linux distro on RPI is linux but it uses a totally different kernel so this has to be compiled specifically for the PI and cannot use a wallet simply make for debian or ubuntu!  but i am positive you already know this right?

edit:
and there is a lack of cross compatibility between the several different versions of the RPI so depending on what version of hardware the wallet will need to be compiled specifically for that version.... but"there is more"...the last pieces of the puzzle are to make that wallet work on the pi its self! and i am positive Mr. Mike know all of these things!

[MickGhee]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

 


you cannot mine this coin. you can however buy some tokens or join the airdrop i will be uploading the linux Gheezd file to my github repo here in a little while.  you should then be able to run it on a linux distro for your pi

i hope you understand that yes the linux distro on RPI is linux but it uses a totally different kernel so this has to be compiled specifically for the PI and cannot use a wallet simply make for debian or ubuntu!  but i am positive you already know this right?

edit:
and there is a lack of cross compatibility between the several different versions of the RPI so depending on what version of hardware the wallet will need to be compiled specifically for that version.... but"there is more"...the last pieces of the puzzle are to make that wallet work on the pi its self! and i am positive Mr. Mike know all of these things!

huh i am looking into this as we speak

[MickGhee]

How can I compile to mine it via Raspberry Pi?

 


you cannot mine this coin. you can however buy some tokens or join the airdrop i will be uploading the linux Gheezd file to my github repo here in a little while.  you should then be able to run it on a linux distro for your pi

i hope you understand that yes the linux distro on RPI is linux but it uses a totally different kernel so this has to be compiled specifically for the PI and cannot use a wallet simply make for debian or ubuntu!  but i am positive you already know this right?

edit:
and there is a lack of cross compatibility between the several different versions of the RPI so depending on what version of hardware the wallet will need to be compiled specifically for that version.... but"there is more"...the last pieces of the puzzle are to make that wallet work on the pi its self! and i am positive Mr. Mike know all of these things!

huh i am looking into this as we speak

ok i found some docs on this : https://bit.diamonds/community/index.php?topic=85.0  

building....

[AmoreJaz]

OH IM SORRY I DIDNT KNOW YOU HAD NO CLUE WHAT YOU WERE DOING OR SAYING.....
OOPS... MY BAD

[MickGhee]

OH IM SORRY I DIDNT KNOW YOU HAD NO CLUE WHAT YOU WERE DOING OR SAYING.....
OOPS... MY BAD

yeah i have never really played with a raspberry pi.  i have no way to test this wallet

found an emulator

[AmoreJaz]

a small thought to help you out a bit... there are several models of RPI. even as indicated here
snip"
RPi 1 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv6l USE_UPNP=-"
RPi 2 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv7l USE_UPNP=-"
end snip"
but the guide was made a long time ago... so there are many more to add to the list
also  .... be ready for 24/7 customer service as pi players are very demanding after they pay for a service!

[MickGhee]

a small thought to help you out a bit... there are several models of RPI. even as indicated here
snip"
RPi 1 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv6l USE_UPNP=-"
RPi 2 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv7l USE_UPNP=-"
end snip"
but the guide was made a long time ago... so there are many more to add to the list
also  .... be ready for 24/7 customer service as pi players are very demanding after they pay for a service!

thanks for the help. it is a big headache for a small market. and it is really not one of my goals.  it is fun for just now to play with and see if i could do it.  lol, it's not really that much different as you pointed out.

[davide72]

join the airdrop and sent a pm to dev

[AmoreJaz]

a small thought to help you out a bit... there are several models of RPI. even as indicated here
snip"
RPi 1 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv6l USE_UPNP=-"
RPi 2 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv7l USE_UPNP=-"
end snip"
but the guide was made a long time ago... so there are many more to add to the list
also  .... be ready for 24/7 customer service as pi players are very demanding after they pay for a service!

thanks for the help. it is a big headache for a small market. and it is really not one of my goals.  it is fun for just now to play with and see if i could do it.  lol, it's not really that much different as you pointed out.

running an old emu with an old instance...
your a dev and see that kind of stuff but try explaining this to your PI peeps that paid and dont have a clue how to run a headless banana PI
or insist that the 64bit cpu on PI3 should run at 64bit ect...

[MickGhee]

a small thought to help you out a bit... there are several models of RPI. even as indicated here
snip"
RPi 1 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv6l USE_UPNP=-"
RPi 2 --> "make -f makefile.unix  xCPUARCH=armv7l USE_UPNP=-"
end snip"
but the guide was made a long time ago... so there are many more to add to the list
also  .... be ready for 24/7 customer service as pi players are very demanding after they pay for a service!

thanks for the help. it is a big headache for a small market. and it is really not one of my goals.  it is fun for just now to play with and see if i could do it.  lol, it's not really that much different as you pointed out.

running an old emu with an old instance...
your a dev and see that kind of stuff but try explaining this to your PI peeps that paid and dont have a clue how to run a headless banana PI
or insist that the 64bit cpu on PI3 should run at 64bit ect...

yes customers can be difficult sometimes. but I enjoy challenges. this is why I am programming

[cryptotum88]

Joined for airdrop thank you

[anfisa75]

I joined to airdrop, thank