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February 03, 2015, 02:49:55 PM
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Today I switched to Windows 8.1 and I cant get wallet to work... Although I have Java installed (JDK, JRE) when launching run.bat I get "Java is not found on your system" error. What can I do?

java it is not a microsoft software..

you need to install jre..

het it here:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html

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February 03, 2015, 02:51:05 PM
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If you look at a bubble chart this looks like the first sell off before the moon.

i think the big red candle on poloniex,
it is just an automated BOT error/fail!

or at least,
i think it is due to that!

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February 03, 2015, 02:59:00 PM
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Today I switched to Windows 8.1 and I cant get wallet to work... Although I have Java installed (JDK, JRE) when launching run.bat I get "Java is not found on your system" error. What can I do?

java it is not a microsoft software..

you need to install jre..

het it here:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html

E:\Burst\burst_1.2.1>java -version
java version "1.8.0_31"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_31-b13)
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February 03, 2015, 03:09:56 PM
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I'm getting this error from file to time, and always the last plot file of a drive (maybe a clue of the issue or something)

----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline:  652474
Server's deadline:      1543601563786
----------------------- file: 15381806180021181100_3360700_480000_480000


Any ideas why is this occuring?
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February 03, 2015, 03:24:27 PM
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I'm getting this error from file to time, and always the last plot file of a drive (maybe a clue of the issue or something)

----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline:  652474
Server's deadline:      1543601563786
----------------------- file: 15381806180021181100_3360700_480000_480000


Any ideas why is this occuring?

1. Fast block
2. corrupted file

Can we see screenshot?

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February 03, 2015, 03:55:27 PM
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I'm getting this error from file to time, and always the last plot file of a drive (maybe a clue of the issue or something)

----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline:  652474
Server's deadline:      1543601563786
----------------------- file: 15381806180021181100_3360700_480000_480000


Any ideas why is this occuring?

1. Fast block
2. corrupted file

Can we see screenshot?

I get the same thing at random intervals still. Sometimes the file is 'null' too.

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February 03, 2015, 04:09:00 PM
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I'm getting this error from file to time, and always the last plot file of a drive (maybe a clue of the issue or something)

----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline:  652474
Server's deadline:      1543601563786
----------------------- file: 15381806180021181100_3360700_480000_480000


Any ideas why is this occuring?

1. Fast block
2. corrupted file

Can we see screenshot?

I get the same thing at random intervals still. Sometimes the file is 'null' too.


i see random messages like this too (unrelated to new blocks).  new block instances are easy to see: you get that message and miner immediately switches to a new block. 

but sometimes you see this message and it continues reading same block.
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February 03, 2015, 04:22:13 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

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February 03, 2015, 04:36:17 PM
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281 dump to 65 woooooooow...recover to 214...and still trading.

16btc richer someone is.....

must be fun to play.

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February 03, 2015, 05:00:47 PM
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281 dump to 65 woooooooow...recover to 214...and still trading.

16btc richer someone is.....

must be fun to play.

wouldn't worry often (in trading) is the same person... selling and buying and creating artificial dynamics so you get caught in the middle

however no one sells unless sees a strong possibility for upward swing.. so you are all cool, keep on mining developing and strengthening network

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February 03, 2015, 05:01:52 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool
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February 03, 2015, 07:24:59 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240

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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240
In order to see the transfer you have to have the blockchain synced past when it was sent.

Balance on that account shows as 1348152, so it's there, don't worry.

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February 03, 2015, 07:47:14 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240

http://burstcoin.eu/transaction/3234312384822385240

http://burstcoin.eu/address/6612612351716510799

i can see that the transaction is done and you already received it, are you sure you cant see it yet at your wallet?

In order to see the transfer you have to have the blockchain synced past when it was sent.

Balance on that account shows as 1348152, so it's there, don't worry.

i see that you already have been answered by the boss Tongue

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February 03, 2015, 07:53:18 PM
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boss knows what he/she is doing  Cool hey now 1 million BURST is a lot congratulations!

thinking of adding few of my own, as price is 200 which is nothing, my prediction is stead fast and is in couple of thousands of sat (at first)
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February 03, 2015, 07:53:47 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240
In order to see the transfer you have to have the blockchain synced past when it was sent.

Balance on that account shows as 1348152, so it's there, don't worry.


Thank god. My heart sank in my chest I thought I was about to die a few min ago....thank you for the quick reply sir! love this coin...great! the chain still has a ways to go so I guess itll show soon enough.. Only thing I don't understand is how I am able to get access to my coins from any CPU in the world...where as My bitcoin wallet on my laptop is stuck on that laptop....doesn this make BURST less secure if it is stored on some kind of cloud Huh who are we trusting with this info

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February 03, 2015, 08:35:55 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240
In order to see the transfer you have to have the blockchain synced past when it was sent.

Balance on that account shows as 1348152, so it's there, don't worry.


Thank god. My heart sank in my chest I thought I was about to die a few min ago....thank you for the quick reply sir! love this coin...great! the chain still has a ways to go so I guess itll show soon enough.. Only thing I don't understand is how I am able to get access to my coins from any CPU in the world...where as My bitcoin wallet on my laptop is stuck on that laptop....doesn this make BURST less secure if it is stored on some kind of cloud Huh who are we trusting with this info

With burst, you can only move the coins if you know the passphrase, and that passphrase is never stored anywhere, it is only typed into the browser when you open it to do transactions. The passphrase controls a BURST public account number, and therefore you can spend from that public account as long as you know the passphrase. Nothing is stored locally, and no passwords or anything is stored centrally.

bitcoin works more or less the same way, but you don't usually use your passphrase (which is the private key) and it is stored in the wallet, typically protected by a password that you make up yourself.

if you can keep your passphrase safe, then noone can move your coins around, unless they are able to guess what it is - so make sure to use BURST addresses generated from impossible to guess passphrases. I use verified password generators to generate my passwords. the passphrase is not stored anywhere.

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February 03, 2015, 09:38:52 PM
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Is this based off Microsofts whitepaper?
This is unrelated to Microsoft's 'permacoin' system which requires a central authority.

great answer above

if anything BURST will be used by Microsoft in their store  Cool


Can someone please help me....I sent BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet....however I didn't realize the wallet said something about you need the public key when funding the wallet for the first time...I didn't read that...however I sent my BURST from POLONIEX to my new wallet BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR   I did that yesterday...and still do not have the burst in my wallet...it was over 1 million burst....what is going on guys?

DOES THE BLOCKCHAIN HAVE TO UPDATE IN ORDER FOR MY BALANCE TO SHOW?


IT SAYS THIS ON MY POLONIEX ACCOUNT

1202097.22127455 BURST-SM4H-WSCQ-9YV2-7R7KR 2015-02-03 04:04:28 COMPLETE: 3234312384822385240
In order to see the transfer you have to have the blockchain synced past when it was sent.

Balance on that account shows as 1348152, so it's there, don't worry.


Thank god. My heart sank in my chest I thought I was about to die a few min ago....thank you for the quick reply sir! love this coin...great! the chain still has a ways to go so I guess itll show soon enough.. Only thing I don't understand is how I am able to get access to my coins from any CPU in the world...where as My bitcoin wallet on my laptop is stuck on that laptop....doesn this make BURST less secure if it is stored on some kind of cloud Huh who are we trusting with this info

burstcoin.info/download

A bit faster on downloading the blockchain Cheesy
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February 03, 2015, 11:08:43 PM
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Will we ever see a IOS or AnDroid wallet?

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February 03, 2015, 11:15:05 PM
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Will we ever see a IOS or AnDroid wallet?

Yes, PR team talking about it, not sure when tho, sorry Sad Biggest part is finding a willing dev
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