uncaer9
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March 23, 2016, 03:47:08 AM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
for me the main problem come from internet conection, and electric fee too. i can't run my computer 24/7, im not have unlimited bandwith.
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Flash86
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March 23, 2016, 04:53:35 AM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi?
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MrWhiteBites
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March 23, 2016, 06:30:48 AM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi? I fund the Raspberry Pi set up quite challenging. When you get a Pi, there are many steps you have to take, before you can finally download the IOC wallet. The main problem i was having was connecting it to the internet via my laptop. If you have a stand alone screen (normal pc screen with hdmi) and keyboard set up will be easier. There are many tutorials telling you how to set up your pi. But if you are a novice, expect it to take a week or so. Ah just found this: Please see post #2574 for a guide i wrote about setting up new IOC wallets.Also member JC12345 wrote a guide here on how to set up a Pi for staking. There are a few pages, but start from here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.2620all the best. PS: You will need at least 16gb memory card (32 recommended) and a Raspberry pi2 or newer (better)
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Flash86
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March 23, 2016, 06:42:07 AM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi? I fund the Raspberry Pi set up quite challenging. When you get a Pi, there are many steps you have to take, before you can finally download the IOC wallet. The main problem i was having was connecting it to the internet via my laptop. If you have a stand alone screen (normal pc screen with hdmi) and keyboard set up will be easier. There are many tutorials telling you how to set up your pi. But if you are a novice, expect it to take a week or so. Ah just found this: Please see post #2574 for a guide i wrote about setting up new IOC wallets.Also member JC12345 wrote a guide here on how to set up a Pi for staking. There are a few pages, but start from here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.2620all the best. PS: You will need at least 16gb memory card (32 recommended) and a Raspberry pi2 or newer (better) Thank you.
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Deanero
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March 23, 2016, 07:14:11 AM |
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Hey Devs, I've been following your project ever since it came to my attention that you had been nominated for the Fintech awards and have invested into I/O Digital. It's great to see you guys pushing the boundaries like this, am looking forward to checking out the new mobile wallet! With all thats going on at IOC, is MS azure on your radar at all? This project looks like it is something that will have massive appeal. Thanks! Best of luck!
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cryptocoinnl
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March 23, 2016, 10:57:57 AM |
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Hey Devs, I've been following your project ever since it came to my attention that you had been nominated for the Fintech awards and have invested into I/O Digital. It's great to see you guys pushing the boundaries like this, am looking forward to checking out the new mobile wallet! With all thats going on at IOC, is MS azure on your radar at all? This project looks like it is something that will have massive appeal. Thanks! Best of luck! Hey, Thanks for stopping by. MS Azure is on our investigation list. Currently looking at it and i am in personal contact with Marley Gray (director Bizdev Blockchain microsoft) and he gave us much info. So we are investigating what it could do to help us. If it is just for the hype, we don't do it. We want them to offer our chain / project features and functionalities as well. A two-way partnership. We don't just want to send our code to their servers just because MS can then have a monopoly in some sort of way. So we are looking into it if it can help us and our users. Regards Richard
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jc12345
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March 23, 2016, 11:03:49 AM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi? This post is still relevant. Let me know if you have issues. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.msg13651504#msg13651504PS: Ill be getting a Pi3 soon and cant wait for the 64bit processor.
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MrWhiteBites
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March 23, 2016, 11:41:59 AM |
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Hey Devs, I've been following your project ever since it came to my attention that you had been nominated for the Fintech awards and have invested into I/O Digital. It's great to see you guys pushing the boundaries like this, am looking forward to checking out the new mobile wallet! With all thats going on at IOC, is MS azure on your radar at all? This project looks like it is something that will have massive appeal. Thanks! Best of luck! Hey, Thanks for stopping by. MS Azure is on our investigation list. Currently looking at it and i am in personal contact with Marley Gray (director Bizdev Blockchain microsoft) and he gave us much info. So we are investigating what it could do to help us. If it is just for the hype, we don't do it. We want them to offer our chain / project features and functionalities as well. A two-way partnership. We don't just want to send our code to their servers just because MS can then have a monopoly in some sort of way. So we are looking into it if it can help us and our users. Regards Richard It could be possible to offer the IOC Blockchain as a service on Azure. Similar to what Ethereum is doing. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/ethereum-blockchain-as-a-service-now-on-azure/Reading the above link there, IOC would probably need to develop something similar "The initial offering contains two tools that allow for rapid development of SmartContract based applications: Ether.Camp - An integrated developer environment, and BlockApps - a private, semi-private Ethereum blockchain environment, can deploy into the public Ethereum environment."So it would be case of I/OCoin offering a service, rather than "selling its soul" like other alts have done. I/OCoin is certainly not going to give away its tech to anyone But considering " The Enterprise Partner Group at Microsoft is on the front lines with some of our largest customers. " Then this would be positive and most likely highly beneficial to IOC, should they offer their services.
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Deanero
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March 23, 2016, 12:19:48 PM |
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Hi Richard, I like your approach, shows the project has great integrity, as well as yourselves. I'm sure you will be a success regardless of who you work with. Keep up the great work!! Many Thanks.
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March 23, 2016, 01:46:44 PM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi? This post is still relevant. Let me know if you have issues. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.msg13651504#msg13651504PS: Ill be getting a Pi3 soon and cant wait for the 64bit processor. I got the Pi3 with Jessie, but the QT wallet doesn't run on it. Can you make it running, please? Would be great!
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cohnhead
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March 23, 2016, 02:26:06 PM |
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if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet
Is there any tutorial how i can run the wallet on a raspberry pi? This post is still relevant. Let me know if you have issues. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.msg13651504#msg13651504PS: Ill be getting a Pi3 soon and cant wait for the 64bit processor. I got the Pi3 with Jessie, but the QT wallet doesn't run on it. Can you make it running, please? Would be great! the guide referenced above is fantastic....just follow steps carefully and take you time. The while process even with using bootstrap can take quite a while....mostly syncing blockchain also....depending on whether you use...mouse keyboard wifi dongle and fan (I got myself a pimped out case)....attached to pi...expect your actual electrical usage to be between 2.1 and 3 watts.
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MrWhiteBites
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March 23, 2016, 02:59:50 PM |
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i/o longterm vision and goal is aDecentralized blockchain platform with its own ecosystem while being able to communicate and connect with other chains and creating sidechains. at the moment the only benefit i see by MS offering io services is speculative hypeand i believe io digital will be better served offering services to MS in the end equation.
Exactly. Just like the link i posted, the same as what Ethereum is doing. I/OCoin (when ready) can make its Blockchain available to Companies to utilise. This is a million miles away from what other alts are doing and these other alts are doing it the wrong way, only Ethereum so far has the right idea. (and hopefully not too far away, I/OCoin.)
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MrWhiteBites
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March 23, 2016, 04:44:05 PM |
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than sell your ioc and buy that overhyped ico over rated eth.
Can you not read or something? I was agreeing with you. Clearly stating that, if IOC ever was to make some kind of deal with Microoft Azure, it would be very similar to what Ehtereum has done and allowed people on the Azure network use the blockchain. Also, if you think Eth is a overhyped ICO, thats like saying "The internet will never catch on"
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Deanero
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March 23, 2016, 04:48:30 PM |
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Hey There,
With regards to a timeline, is there a rough date of when the services IOC team is currently working on will be ready for businesses to actually utilize?
are we talking days, weeks, months? I know quality takes time, I'm just curious.
I, like others I am sure, am excited to see what services will be on offer when the project is rolled out.
Thanks in advance.
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JanDzban
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March 23, 2016, 04:50:30 PM |
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Hi all, How much space takes %appdata%/.../IOCoin after sync? Thanx.
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MrWhiteBites
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March 23, 2016, 05:00:18 PM |
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Hi all, How much space takes %appdata%/.../IOCoin after sync? Thanx.
Mine is 764MB (the entire I/ocoin folder) (i doubt you will have any bigger)
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March 24, 2016, 05:07:40 AM Last edit: March 24, 2016, 05:22:14 AM by mctaino |
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Quick Update before I go to sleep. Derek has taken care of all previous smaller issues with the daemon. This afternoon we completed the two missing RPC calls above, and tested the wallet again. All seems to work fine now. yay.... so we should be able to continue on now with our stuff hopefully without more issues, the wallet looks promising with a nice panel separation. We will try to get our last changes in there and will create a private repo for ophie and pat to look at the wallet which is quite nice and organized now that the small daemon bug was fixed and it will finally lend itself well to having final minor Dions changes put in, hopefully with some push we will have it done in short time for Ophie and Pat to access the source code to make some clean up to the front end for beta. Thanks to the people that have joined our beta channel and are gearing up to help us on this last leg. As I had said before once we get the beta we will be showing some jpegs and video to keep our community update as we go along. PS. I will be updating more frequently now that we are in this phase Thanks Everyone for the continued support, 20hr day ouch Joel
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March 24, 2016, 05:32:46 AM |
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Quick Update before I go to sleep. Derek has taken care of all previous smaller issues with the daemon. This afternoon we completed the two missing RPC calls above, and tested the wallet again. All seems to work fine now. yay.... so we should be able to continue on now with our stuff hopefully without more issues, the wallet looks promising with a nice panel separation. We will try to get our last changes in there and will create a private repo for ophie and pat to look at the wallet which is quite nice and organized now that the small daemon bug was fixed and it will finally lend itself well to having final minor Dions changes put in, hopefully with some push we will have it done in short time for Ophie and Pat to access the source code to make some clean up to the front end for beta. Thanks to the people that have joined our beta channel and are gearing up to help us on this last leg. As I had said before once we get the beta we will be showing some jpegs and video to keep our community update as we go along. PS. I will be updating more frequently now that we are in this phase Thanks Everyone for the continued support, 20hr day ouch Joel Busy day must mean lots of work done for IOC. Great news that beta is almost ready. Eager to test it out.
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March 24, 2016, 11:25:48 AM |
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Quick Update before I go to sleep. Derek has taken care of all previous smaller issues with the daemon. This afternoon we completed the two missing RPC calls above, and tested the wallet again. All seems to work fine now. yay.... so we should be able to continue on now with our stuff hopefully without more issues, the wallet looks promising with a nice panel separation. We will try to get our last changes in there and will create a private repo for ophie and pat to look at the wallet which is quite nice and organized now that the small daemon bug was fixed and it will finally lend itself well to having final minor Dions changes put in, hopefully with some push we will have it done in short time for Ophie and Pat to access the source code to make some clean up to the front end for beta. Thanks to the people that have joined our beta channel and are gearing up to help us on this last leg. As I had said before once we get the beta we will be showing some jpegs and video to keep our community update as we go along. PS. I will be updating more frequently now that we are in this phase Thanks Everyone for the continued support, 20hr day ouch Joel Amazing Thank You Taino! Please do not burn yourself out.. i am still waiting for your new album! Either way your are going to have a BIG HIT on your hands and a #1 Rated Crpytocurrency with I/OCoin.
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cryptocoinnl
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March 24, 2016, 12:37:06 PM |
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Hi,
We are updating iocoinhub.io to the latest software version. You could be seeing some errors the coming hours. Don't panic then ;-0 It will be done in two hours or so.
Regards Richard
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