forzendiablo
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October 05, 2016, 03:59:52 AM |
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Anyone else having sync issues, my wallet is not getting any HBN network connections & is stuck on 4 days to finish.
no issues here. dead coin sadly ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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yolo
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a_cat_named_joe
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October 05, 2016, 03:19:55 PM |
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Anyone else having sync issues, my wallet is not getting any HBN network connections & is stuck on 4 days to finish.
no issues here. dead coin sadly ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Chilled, or frozen?!
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October 06, 2016, 11:42:17 PM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
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kiklo
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October 07, 2016, 02:11:08 AM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
It is best to put all of your coins in 1 default Wallet at blocks sized between 5000 to 7000 HBN per block. There is really no need for more wallets than the default one as it just increases your memory usage. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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forzendiablo
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October 07, 2016, 02:23:25 AM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
wow dude you are crazy to still keep so many coins - unless u got them free ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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carlo_0000
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October 07, 2016, 08:04:53 PM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
wow dude you are crazy to still keep so many coins - unless u got them free ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) 77000 you think that is much ? i have a lot more than that
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Hippie Tech
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October 08, 2016, 12:03:11 PM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
The scammer shitcoinheads at Cryptsy/ craptsy behind this coin are likely using your rig to secretly mine this or some other shitcoin. If you're intent on feeding these maggots, use 'netstat' to monitor the network connections while the client is running. You might also want to download Speedfan and check the system temps. The crashes are a good sign that your cpu is overheating.
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forzendiablo
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October 10, 2016, 02:34:16 AM |
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HBN was connected to cryptsy (one of founders was the worker) we all got dumpedo n or we are.. still being.
i suggest to quit.. SADLY.
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yolo
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cryptmebro
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October 10, 2016, 04:20:03 AM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
The scammer shitcoinheads at Cryptsy/ craptsy behind this coin are likely using your rig to secretly mine this or some other shitcoin. If you're intent on feeding these maggots, use 'netstat' to monitor the network connections while the client is running. You might also want to download Speedfan and check the system temps. The crashes are a good sign that your cpu is overheating. There's been a lot of people who've looked at the source code of HBN, maybe someone should take a closer look. needle in a haystack. HBN has high CPU usage even when not unlocked for staking. (usually 10% minimum.) I won't rule anything out, but I won't jump to conclusions.
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Hippie Tech
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October 10, 2016, 08:57:00 AM |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
The scammer shitcoinheads at Cryptsy/ craptsy behind this coin are likely using your rig to secretly mine this or some other shitcoin. If you're intent on feeding these maggots, use 'netstat' to monitor the network connections while the client is running. You might also want to download Speedfan and check the system temps. The crashes are a good sign that your cpu is overheating. There's been a lot of people who've looked at the source code of HBN, maybe someone should take a closer look. needle in a haystack. HBN has high CPU usage even when not unlocked for staking. (usually 10% minimum.) I won't rule anything out, but I won't jump to conclusions. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) "Get to feel like a hacker." ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fimg.techpowerup.org%2F161010%2Fbigvdahacker.jpg&t=665&c=l5stp_wL3-ZaGQ)
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October 10, 2016, 03:00:33 PM |
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HBN was connected to cryptsy (one of founders was the worker) we all got dumpedo n or we are.. still being.
i suggest to quit.. SADLY.
You can just delete the wallets and disconnect Or hope for a better future Or best forget about it and let your grandkids come back and see if it moved anywhere from 100 sat HBN was one of the best choices once A good lesson to be learned about technology here
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October 10, 2016, 03:04:59 PM Last edit: October 11, 2016, 05:40:20 AM by a_cat_named_joe |
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Is it best to split the HBN wallet into 5k HBN wallets? I have a few wallets with 20k, 10k, 15k that equal about 77,600 HBNs.
For the past few weeks I have been finding the computer I run my HBN wallet has crashed , after rebooting & loading HBN I will get wallet corruption errors.
I am able to recover the backup wallets only by using a recent capture of the blockchain, then copy-pasting the backups into the appdata folder while the wallet is syncing. The I close down HBN & reload from a shortcut with the tick -rescan & that take many hours to complete plus the re-sync.
So I am wondering if the wallet work load is messing with the computer being stable, it works fine and is still a decent computer with 4GHz CPU & 16GB of memory.
The scammer shitcoinheads at Cryptsy/ craptsy behind this coin are likely using your rig to secretly mine this or some other shitcoin. If you're intent on feeding these maggots, use 'netstat' to monitor the network connections while the client is running. You might also want to download Speedfan and check the system temps. The crashes are a good sign that your cpu is overheating. There's been a lot of people who've looked at the source code of HBN, maybe someone should take a closer look. needle in a haystack. HBN has high CPU usage even when not unlocked for staking. (usually 10% minimum.) I won't rule anything out, but I won't jump to conclusions. @HippieTech Everyone knows that you are a twat! No offence, I've said it before, but you are, aren't you? But if you are right, then your two posts were two very valid contributions indeed. And especially so considering that Tranz has not sought to address the concerns expressed in this column for a long time now - even though he has visited this site relatively recently (27th August). I notice that you have been let out of the Institution. Just keep on taking the medication.
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a_cat_named_joe
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October 10, 2016, 03:06:38 PM |
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HBN was connected to cryptsy (one of founders was the worker) we all got dumpedo n or we are.. still being.
i suggest to quit.. SADLY.
You can just delete the wallets and disconnect Or hope for a better future Or best forget about it and let your grandkids come back and see if it moved anywhere from 100 sat HBN was one of the best choices once A good lesson to be learned about technology here I agree with you entirely.
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October 10, 2016, 10:03:17 PM |
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i move all my wallet to an other computer but when i close hbn (to reboot computer) after reboot my database is corrupt 3 time i reboot computer 3 times database is corrupt wallet get error at start ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) for the cpu usage it s actually high only if you don't manually make big piles, more piles you have and more cpu it eat if you make 5000hbn piles cpu is low usage i remember before i manually make piles , it used 1 full core cpu but now it s less than 10%
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carlo_0000
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October 11, 2016, 10:16:12 AM |
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yes it is, actually i try again
close wallet and restart, then it s broken -rescan don't help i have to copy blockchain from other computer
all other wallets running fine
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October 12, 2016, 02:13:15 AM |
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thanks no it was unchecked ,i notice it closed wallet to fast i think it s working now, restart it twice it was ok
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October 18, 2016, 10:43:22 AM |
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congratulations on the +10% uptrend ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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October 19, 2016, 12:47:12 AM |
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cool actually hbn is not doing bad when i see tek, hyp and others ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif) hbn supply is small could get the price easy up if there was more buy support
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October 20, 2016, 11:25:38 AM |
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cool actually hbn is not doing bad when i see tek, hyp and others ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif) hbn supply is small could get the price easy up if there was more buy support tek has been unsupported for looong hyp was a little redundant
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