★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit

[BTCbull]

Romanian translation done

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=415805.msg4512519

@OP - I spent 1 hour translating this and formatting and I get nothing...

Well, he did say he had enough languages for now. I spent closer to 3 hours translating, I did not just rush it through Google translate.

I understand, it was not there when I started and I was so busy doing it I did not check the thread to see it had stopped

even a donation amount as a token of gratitude would be nice

I'm sending you a donation, out of love for this community
EDIT: Sent

[1714221886]

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[DigiByte]

French translation updated on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=414359.0
regarding this on first page :

nicksly - French Translation - Errors noted by others in translation, please take note

There is no errors, its a full manual translation by me, and i was the first to propose this kind of service.

Sounds good, and yes we remember that. Will take it off.

[Vlizzjeffrey]

i love this coin when will it come on exchange sites i hope soon!

can we vote somewhere to get it on coinedup or cryptsy?

[bykardinal]

i dont like crypsty. Waiting it on coinex and wtb, wtb

[theking7426]

REGARDING PREMINE:

All of you coming to this thread to just say "premine=scam" are either ignorant or just aren't thinking straight.

Early adopters of ALL coins, regardless of premine, take a major chunk at the beginning due to various reasons.

I don't know about you guys, but I rather put that major chunk in the hands of reliable devs who have made every aspect of the premine transparent. The premine has largely been shared with people who would've never had a chance to be early adopters via mining. Instead of a small minority of miners holding all the coins, waiting to dump, Digibyte has been widely distributed to this great community and together we will promote its long term success.

In contrast, would you rather put those coins in the hands of large miners who have absolutely no long term interest in the coin? Obviously not. Judging by the actions of the devs since the launch, they weren't lying when they said this is a Professionally Transparent Cryptocurrency.

Just in case any of you missed this from page 1:

Pre-Mine Details:
52.5 million DGB for giveaways over first two months to encourage adoption of DGB.
Giveaway address are publicly posted on the first page. (OVER 50% ALREADY GIVEN AWAY) Current Giveaway: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=415718.0

52.5 million DGB for development expenses to further DigiByte and help it become a mainstream currency.

Initial Core Development Team:
BitcoinTate - Windows Wallet, Linux Wallet, DigiByte.co Website
The Finchster - Expert Programmer Consultant (world renowned)
Giggler - Alt Coin Expert & Graphics
EDOG - Legal & Editor
SifuGT - Project Management & Quality Control

DigiByte Development Goals:
Finish Android wallet.
Develop DigiByte Block Explorer.
Translate this announcement & website to several languages.
Setup DigiByte foundation.
Launch Digibyte forum.
Develop a light version of wallets for speed.
Develop a coin mixing service.
Integrate DigiByte with a world wide POS charity system.
Launch a DGB-USD Exchange.
Launch a DigiByte marketplace for goods & services.

Looking forward to the future development and growth of DigiByte!

i love you guys, keep the hard work on! we will follow! many thanks!

It is true, if you believe early you will benefit. People trying to keep the hashrates down so they can mine the coins 

[DigiByte]

i dont like crypsty. Waiting it on coinex and wtb, wtb

maybe developers have plans about DGB\USD\EUR trade home ?)

It is in the planning stages, so yes we do. All these things take time. Right now our primary goal is to get rid of the giveaway account within the first week of DigiBytes life and get DigiByte into the hands of a few thousand people right away. We figure over 1,000 people are holding DGB already. The transaction excel spreadsheet will be posted when the current giveaway ends. We are almost up to 1,000 transactions from the giveaway account.

[nicksly]

Reddit doing good !
http://www.reddit.com/r/Digibyte/comments/1v7qmh/new_giveaway/

as someone say in this topic :

Only just made an account on bitcointalk though, so I'm going to post my wallet here

there are people without Bitcointalk account, or newbie account, who can't post here.

[Chrisoldinho]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it

Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...

Donations to the loser in the corner gladly accepted



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[esotericizm]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it

Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...

Donations to the loser in the corner gladly accepted



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shouldn't be that hard to get them back if they're stored on a virtual disk

[pickaxe.cc]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it

Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...

Donations to the loser in the corner gladly accepted

http://s30.postimg.org/4y89ce6gh/Untitled.jpg

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can't you recover it from the vm filesystem?

[Chrisoldinho]

The VM was on a raid 0 array, one of the disks failed so at the moment I have an OS and that's about it, lesson learnt raid 1 array next time, when my replacement WD drive arrives.

[utf_tg]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it

Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...

Donations to the loser in the corner gladly accepted

Donation:
Always keep a backup of a crypto wallet on different device..

[mmininginc]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it
Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...
8<

Create a new VM.
Add a second virtual disk + point it to the virtual disk file of the boot failing VM
You should be able to access it immediately

[Chrisoldinho]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it
Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...
8<

Create a new VM.
Add a second virtual disk + point it to the virtual disk file of the boot failing VM
You should be able to access it immediately

the raid 0 array which stored the vm on is buggered. it was stripped between 2 disks, and one has failed, will this still work?

[sammy007]

Guys, just send coins to this dude, true or not, cool story anyway. I'll appreciate your tips too.

[pickaxe.cc]

https://i.imgur.com/WebWAzB.png

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[mmininginc]

I don't believe it, I had DGB installed on a virtual machine and VMware won't boot it
Absolutely gutted, well that's several hundred thousand gone...
8<

Create a new VM.
Add a second virtual disk + point it to the virtual disk file of the boot failing VM
You should be able to access it immediately

the raid 0 array which stored the vm on is buggered. it was stripped between 2 disks, and one has failed, will this still work?

Absolutely not  
You can try to force the failed disk back online. Sometimes it works. Then get your data and replace the drive asap.
If the RAID mgmt software doesn't allow you to force the disk online, then enter bios and check if it's possible there, if not > set the disk controller to non-raid and back to RAID, boot.
If still not OK, reenter bios and recreate the RAID 0 exactly the same as it was, then boot.

[DigiByte]

Take the drive out, wrap it in paper towels, put it in an air tight plastic bag and throw it in the freezer for 20 minutes. Used to work all the time for us when I worked at Geek Squad several years ago. Long enough to get some data off.

[ahnonamis]

Take the drive out, wrap it in paper towels, put it in an air tight plastic bag and throw it in the freezer for 20 minutes. Used to work all the time for us when I worked at Geek Squad several years ago. Long enough to get some data off.

Just admit it, you're a witch.

[mmininginc]

Take the drive out, wrap it in paper towels, put it in an air tight plastic bag and throw it in the freezer for 20 minutes. Used to work all the time for us when I worked at Geek Squad several years ago. Long enough to get some data off.

How did you guys figure that out initially? Good to know.

Another trick: If the failure happened after a shutdown and cold boot...
Remove the disk, place it on a flat surface, give it a quick sudden rotation, refit, reboot... (helps when the disk bearing is worn and the friction doesn't allow it to spin up all the time)