[ANN] microCoin MRC - alcurEX - Scrypt-Jane - nFactor

[Mr.V]

Microcoin is on http://www.worldcoinindex.com/

Now we just gotta get added to coinmarketcap and take over this cryptoworld

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[NoobSauce]

sounds like a plan

[Mr.V]

Can someone help me clear the recent transaction on my wallet its irritating me already. I had a transaction stuck there since January 10th and it never went away. I have over 100k in recent transactions just sitting under the recent transaction for to long

[Hilux74]

Mr. V

Backup your wallet first just in case something goes awry.  Then start the client from the command line with the -salvagewallet command tag (ie microcoin.exe -salvagewallet).  It takes a while but it gets you back all the coins from sent transactions that got stuck in limbo.

[halibit]

Oh my gosh... Few hours out of here and network speed is double.
micro rules  

[jinhuadfh1]

Oh my gosh... Few hours out of here and network speed is double.
micro rules  

wow you mined a lot of mrc~in millions~

[Mr.V]

Mr. V

Backup your wallet first just in case something goes awry.  Then start the client from the command line with the -salvagewallet command tag (ie microcoin.exe -salvagewallet).  It takes a while but it gets you back all the coins from sent transactions that got stuck in limbo.

have no idea how to do that lol Is there a tutorial on this?

[jcarl987]

Assuming you're in windows, your wallet should be in the folder C:\Users\<YourUser>\AppData\Roaming\Microcoin\

Navigate there and copy wallet.dat to a safe place. If you can't see the AppData folder then you need to turn on hidden files and folders. Google it if you don't know how to do that (I don't remember exactly where it is and it's slightly different for different windows versions).

Now you need to find the folder with the microcoin.exe file. Don't navigate into the folder, rather hold down shift and right-click on the folder, then in the menu click 'Command prompt here'. You'll get a command window open. Type microcoin.exe -salvagewallet and press enter.

[jinhuadfh1]

Assuming you're in windows, your wallet should be in the folder C:\Users\<YourUser>\AppData\Roaming\Microcoin\

Navigate there and copy wallet.dat to a safe place. If you can't see the AppData folder then you need to turn on hidden files and folders. Google it if you don't know how to do that (I don't remember exactly where it is and it's slightly different for different windows versions).

Now you need to find the folder with the microcoin.exe file. Don't navigate into the folder, rather hold down shift and right-click on the folder, then in the menu click 'Command prompt here'. You'll get a command window open. Type microcoin.exe -salvagewallet and press enter.

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[Mr.V]

Thinking about selling a Scrypt Rig for Microcoin is anyone interested in buy? I should probably wait till after the high block rewards are gone but wth make an offer!!!

[archtme]

Been searching and searching without finding so I guess I'll throw myself to the sharks and ask what has most likely already been asked:

Did anyone encounter microcoin.exe crash on the very first launch? I literally downloaded the wallet a few hours ago and followed the not so advance readme file. But when I try to launch either microcoin.exe or microcoin_old_port444.exe it just says "microcoin.exe has stopped working".

What to do?

Check can you start it without .conf file. Maybe you have something wrong there.
Fail type in conf file is most common reason for crash.

Tried to delete it, tried to delete entire folder, tried to uninstall some programs. I had the same problem with Yacoin, but I managed to solve it by downloading an old wallet of theirs, and run "yacoind.exe" (DOS server) which populated the folder in /appdata/ with wallet.dat etc. After that the new Yacoin wallet worked.

But Microcoin does not.

Here's from debug.log

Code:

microCoin version v1.1.1.0-gunit-beta (187)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013
Startup time: 02/13/14 10:35:30

Default data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
Used data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
dbenv.open LogDir=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\database ErrorFile=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\db.log
Bound to [::]:3232
Bound to 0.0.0.0:3232
Loading block index...

And crashmessage from both yacoin and microcoin

http://s22.postimg.org/ibn9ff5u5/Namnl_s.jpg

[Bansheroom]

Been searching and searching without finding so I guess I'll throw myself to the sharks and ask what has most likely already been asked:

Did anyone encounter microcoin.exe crash on the very first launch? I literally downloaded the wallet a few hours ago and followed the not so advance readme file. But when I try to launch either microcoin.exe or microcoin_old_port444.exe it just says "microcoin.exe has stopped working".

What to do?

Check can you start it without .conf file. Maybe you have something wrong there.
Fail type in conf file is most common reason for crash.

Tried to delete it, tried to delete entire folder, tried to uninstall some programs. I had the same problem with Yacoin, but I managed to solve it by downloading an old wallet of theirs, and run "yacoind.exe" (DOS server) which populated the folder in /appdata/ with wallet.dat etc. After that the new Yacoin wallet worked.

But Microcoin does not.

Here's from debug.log

Code:

microCoin version v1.1.1.0-gunit-beta (187)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013
Startup time: 02/13/14 10:35:30

Default data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
Used data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
dbenv.open LogDir=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\database ErrorFile=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\db.log
Bound to [::]:3232
Bound to 0.0.0.0:3232
Loading block index...

And crashmessage from both yacoin and microcoin

Could be a problem with DEP.

try Start --> Run --> CMD (as admin) and enter:

bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff

Reboot the PC an test again.

[Gunther]

I've started mining today (1 280x), but don't know if it's still useful. What do you guys think?

[Tom17]

The next few weeks will be very good for mining. So I say yes, go for it

[Gunther]

Blockreward is still pretty high (not even maxed out yet) and diff low
Lets go ! 

[Coinsprofit]

Hello, friends!

Could you advice me the stratum settings? (for config.py) ?

POOL_TARGET = ?

[archtme]

Been searching and searching without finding so I guess I'll throw myself to the sharks and ask what has most likely already been asked:

Did anyone encounter microcoin.exe crash on the very first launch? I literally downloaded the wallet a few hours ago and followed the not so advance readme file. But when I try to launch either microcoin.exe or microcoin_old_port444.exe it just says "microcoin.exe has stopped working".

What to do?

Check can you start it without .conf file. Maybe you have something wrong there.
Fail type in conf file is most common reason for crash.

Tried to delete it, tried to delete entire folder, tried to uninstall some programs. I had the same problem with Yacoin, but I managed to solve it by downloading an old wallet of theirs, and run "yacoind.exe" (DOS server) which populated the folder in /appdata/ with wallet.dat etc. After that the new Yacoin wallet worked.

But Microcoin does not.

Here's from debug.log

Code:

microCoin version v1.1.1.0-gunit-beta (187)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013
Startup time: 02/13/14 10:35:30

Default data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
Used data directory C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin
dbenv.open LogDir=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\database ErrorFile=C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\microCoin\db.log
Bound to [::]:3232
Bound to 0.0.0.0:3232
Loading block index...

And crashmessage from both yacoin and microcoin

http://s22.postimg.org/ibn9ff5u5/Namnl_s.jpg

Could be a problem with DEP.

try Start --> Run --> CMD (as admin) and enter:

bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff

Reboot the PC an test again.

Thanks for the tip, didn't work though.

Is it possible to run the wallet on a separate computer and mine on my main?

[jcarl987]

For sure, I assume you are pool mining? Just have the pool payout the the wallet of your choice. Can be anywhere.

[alexit873]

If you don't have another computer you could try to create a virtual machine with a brand new windows 7 for example and install the wallet there.

I have the same problem so i have my wallet on a virtual machine, but i can make backups of the wallet.dat wherever i wan't.

[ecliptic]

Why is diff slowing creeping upwards monotonically?  Just more people mining or is it part of the protocol?