★[ANN] [NAV] NAV COIN - Community Fund Live!!!

[nwfella]

@nwfella
Thanks for info, I sent You PM

Reply sent :p

[pakage]

Question

Will my NAV Coins on Bittrex Auto swap?

Yes just put them there

When should we put them there ?
You will announce when the Swapping starts right ? because I don't like having many coins on a exchange.

Yes we are announcing exact timing before it starts!

hi:)
Only bittrex available for swap ?!  
New algo or still x13 after swap mandatory fork ?!

Keep going the good job..
Cheers..

Only Bittrex at this stage. I am in communication with the other exchanges to find out their procedures.

[pakage]

Also, guys please don't forget to check out and donate to our contribution pages on the website.

I have just donated 20,000 NAV to the Kimochi charity!

http://www.navcoin.org/charity

[CryptKeeper]

Also, guys please don't forget to check out and donate to our contribution pages on the website.

I have just donated 20,000 NAV to the Kimochi charity!

http://www.navcoin.org/charity

Good idea and great project. Please donate and retweet: https://twitter.com/CryptKeeperBTT/status/721654385261064192

[juguelio]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

[Sjacmur]

In OP I saw link to linux wallet but I dont use linux so dont know what works but link exist so ckeck it how work.

[juguelio]

In OP I saw link to linux wallet but I dont use linux so dont know what works but link exist so ckeck it how work.

Yeah, just passed it over. I don't do Linux either!
Cheers!

[pakage]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

You need to compile the wallet yourself from the source code for linux. There are instructions in the source code itself on github. Perhaps get them to jump on the slack channel if they're unable to follow the instructions.

Might be worth them waiting for the new wallet though since there will be slightly different libraries required for compiling the new wallet.

Cheers,
Craig.

[hashforce101]

Its a relief honestly that the Cryptsy and Big Vern exchange collapse will not be a negative influence on this great project with the wallet going to 2.0 in the next week's.

We should see significant market confidence return to NAV and also see a change in the Richlist. With any NAV wallets on Cryptsy disappearing forever 


I am happy to say goodbye to any of my NAV Coins on that dishonest exchange.

Bittrex has been world class and the NAV Team creating a exchange interface with Bittrex is a fantastic decision. That will pay off greatly for all when 2.0 arrives.

We have waited along time to see all this great work come to light.

The future outlook for Crypto currency’s to do financial transactions in real-time from anywhere in the world to anyone in the world in a secure and Private manner is a step closer.

Financial privacy should be a fundamental norm for all good citizens and all proper transactions.
The current situation with Banks charging fees to withdraw your own money from an ATM is so absurd that it signals and highlights 0 competition in the financial transaction sector. ($2.50)

Anyway in the future with a NAVCoin Debit card via a Decentralized ATM and Unbreakable privacy backbone the cost of financial transactions will be 5 - 10 cents and not $2.50. The day will come it's only a matter of Time.

[juguelio]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

You need to compile the wallet yourself from the source code for linux. There are instructions in the source code itself on github. Perhaps get them to jump on the slack channel if they're unable to follow the instructions.

Might be worth them waiting for the new wallet though since there will be slightly different libraries required for compiling the new wallet.

Cheers,
Craig.

Thanks for the fast response.
If you have a second and can take a look at this would be fab!

http://pastebin.com/1zdLnP6t

[shahim]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

You need to compile the wallet yourself from the source code for linux. There are instructions in the source code itself on github. Perhaps get them to jump on the slack channel if they're unable to follow the instructions.

Might be worth them waiting for the new wallet though since there will be slightly different libraries required for compiling the new wallet.

Cheers,
Craig.

Thanks for the fast response.
If you have a second and can take a look at this would be fab!

http://pastebin.com/1zdLnP6t

you need a "chmod 755 /home/ivan/navcoin/src/leveldb/build_detect_platform"

regards
shahim

[juguelio]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

You need to compile the wallet yourself from the source code for linux. There are instructions in the source code itself on github. Perhaps get them to jump on the slack channel if they're unable to follow the instructions.

Might be worth them waiting for the new wallet though since there will be slightly different libraries required for compiling the new wallet.

Cheers,
Craig.

Thanks for the fast response.
If you have a second and can take a look at this would be fab!

http://pastebin.com/1zdLnP6t

you need a "chmod 755 /home/ivan/navcoin/src/leveldb/build_detect_platform"

regards
shahim

So he started with the compile,
but now...this error...

http://pastebin.com/WTcgHg9C

Thanks for the help guys!

[shahim]

Guys,
Anybody knows how to open the qt in a Linux invironment?
I have some friends interested on NAV that use Linux
Thanks!

You need to compile the wallet yourself from the source code for linux. There are instructions in the source code itself on github. Perhaps get them to jump on the slack channel if they're unable to follow the instructions.

Might be worth them waiting for the new wallet though since there will be slightly different libraries required for compiling the new wallet.

Cheers,
Craig.

Thanks for the fast response.
If you have a second and can take a look at this would be fab!

http://pastebin.com/1zdLnP6t

you need a "chmod 755 /home/ivan/navcoin/src/leveldb/build_detect_platform"

regards
shahim

So he started with the compile,
but now...this error...

http://pastebin.com/WTcgHg9C

Thanks for the help guys!

Lol mate :)miniupnpc is missing on that systems.

If it is an debian based make a "apt-get install miniupnp" there should be some pakage like that. Otherwise search in the repository and install the libs for this.

Also install all dependencies which are noted here https://github.com/navcoindev/navcoin/blob/master/doc/build-unix.txt
That ahould bring him forward!

[Sjacmur]

When you will finish Nav Staking Unit Linux wallet will be full working without making it myself on linux ?
Not everybody can make working linux wallet and compile from source ....
I no want staking Nav on my windows PC with 750Watts I paid more than electricity bills than take for staking coins.

[lestherat]

I use to hold NAV in the past, sold all year ago, now im thinking to reinvest again with NAV, good to see the new changes.

Ill keep watching this one closely.

Best of Luck to the team.

[barean]

anybody could provide some help how to sync from scratch?, I downloaded NAV wallet and delete everything but wallet.dat with .conf provided but chain seems stuck with 589k blocks left. From there blocks left just increasing... thanks in advance community

[shahim]

anybody could provide some help how to sync from scratch?, I downloaded NAV wallet and delete everything but wallet.dat with .conf provided but chain seems stuck with 589k blocks left. From there blocks left just increasing... thanks in advance community

Best would be you download the blockchain data from our website. Unzip this inside the appdata working folder Navcoin. After this, you should come forward.

Regards
Shahim

[shahim]

When you will finish Nav Staking Unit Linux wallet will be full working without making it myself on linux ?
Not everybody can make working linux wallet and compile from source ....
I no want staking Nav on my windows PC with 750Watts I paid more than electricity bills than take for staking coins.

Yes I know, this can be a pain in the ass sometimes. The staking unit will be mostly automatic.

[nwfella]

----website backup begin----
Ok fellas.  User @Strugg was good enough to get back to me with regards to the dedicated NavajoCoin forum and we pretty much seem to be in agreement on letting it go expire for now given the negligible amount of traffic it's pretty much had since it's creation.  He was also kind enough to offer to cover any and all associated costs with bringing it back online at a later date should enough users make sufficient noise to bring it back online.  So this is my official heads up that the forum will be going offline 5 days from now (apr. 23rd).

It's been quite the learning experience setting it up and I'm tickled pink that the dev's now seem to be making some pretty serious progress on recent BIP implementations, etc. and really looking forward to seeing what else comes down the pipe for this coin.

Keep up the good work fellas.

signing off
----website backup end----

[bspus]

anybody could provide some help how to sync from scratch?, I downloaded NAV wallet and delete everything but wallet.dat with .conf provided but chain seems stuck with 589k blocks left. From there blocks left just increasing... thanks in advance community

The current wallet is indeed quite a hog. I found it best after it syncs (which could take almost a day even if you download the chain) to close it and take a full zip backup of the entire %appdata% folder (in windows) every week.
Then if it ever breaks just delete everything and restore the backup so I will be at most one week behind. And there is a good chance it will break if the computer hangs or there is a power cut while its open.

Thankfully though its mostly a moot point now, with the new wallet coming. Can't be soon enough.