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Author Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000  (Read 2171100 times)
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September 20, 2015, 10:21:59 PM
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BURST is still the crapcoin it always was, you fools are wasting your time and money trying to mine it.

I realized this a year ago.  A YEAR.  And you jackholes and hangers on are STILL like "oh just wait, it'll increase in value, you'll see.

There is NO reason for it to increase, ever.
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September 21, 2015, 02:29:24 AM
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No updates of the blockchain on http://burstcoin.biz since the 19th...? Would be great to have it fixed Smiley
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September 21, 2015, 02:35:05 AM
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BURST is still the crapcoin it always was, you fools are wasting your time and money trying to mine it.

I realized this a year ago.  A YEAR.  And you jackholes and hangers on are STILL like "oh just wait, it'll increase in value, you'll see.

There is NO reason for it to increase, ever.



Burst is a Crapcoin?  
 I can mine it with the hardware I / Most people already have.  Uses Little to no Extra Energy and make money for doing just about nothing 24/7?

Fact is Burst Coin is probably the Only coin I see in that entire list of 100000000 crap coins that is actually doing something different.  rather then making some new bullshit algo that gives the upper hand to those who already mine all the other crap coins with their GPU farms or ASIC equipment.
Burst Is a Entry level coin that is Energy efficient and requires hardware that you already have / can get dirt cheap or free at local pc shops.  It uses energy you already using by running your computer.


Burst will not make you rich,  But it will generate $$ with almost no expense......  

You should probably stop speaking now!
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September 21, 2015, 03:06:37 AM
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I agree with the assessment above, have been doing this over 2 years now, everything has flatlined but.. "officials" are experimenting with the tech, who knows where all of this will end up, better mine than be sorry, notice magnetic storage is not really going down in price, I dont know who unloaded BURST at low but must have had access to cheap storage, storage can be expensive in large quantities!

aka I dont think the real gold rush has even began ...
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September 21, 2015, 03:13:31 AM
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No updates of the blockchain on http://burstcoin.biz since the 19th...? Would be great to have it fixed Smiley

yeah.. although I just sync my wallet, no big emergency, blockchain, technology transactions are as smooth as a butter always been!

hey now, just went to "hero member" Today
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September 21, 2015, 05:43:34 AM
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No updates of the blockchain on http://burstcoin.biz since the 19th...? Would be great to have it fixed Smiley

yeah.. although I just sync my wallet, no big emergency, blockchain, technology transactions are as smooth as a butter always been!

hey now, just went to "hero member" Today

congrats!
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September 21, 2015, 03:14:05 PM
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there was an all in one package for mining burst with a video too. can i have the link plz?
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September 21, 2015, 06:22:18 PM
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there was an all in one package for mining burst with a video too. can i have the link plz?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FHvD3b30ks

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September 22, 2015, 12:27:53 AM
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BURST is still the crapcoin it always was, you fools are wasting your time and money trying to mine it.

I realized this a year ago.  A YEAR.  And you jackholes and hangers on are STILL like "oh just wait, it'll increase in value, you'll see.

There is NO reason for it to increase, ever.

Says the guy with the -4 trust index...

I will NEVER ask for any kind of funds up front in a buy/sale of anything on bitcointalk.

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September 22, 2015, 01:15:37 AM
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What is a valid BURST address?

For a project I want to make sure that the entered BURST address is actually a possible and valid BURST address:

1. It starts with "BURST"
2. It has 22 characters, including the leading "BURST" plus 4 "-"
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3. Which characters are allowed/disallowed?
4. Is there a check sum?

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September 22, 2015, 02:37:17 AM
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What is a valid BURST address?

For a project I want to make sure that the entered BURST address is actually a possible and valid BURST address:

1. It starts with "BURST"
2. It has 22 characters, including the leading "BURST" plus 4 "-"
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3. Which characters are allowed/disallowed?
4. Is there a check sum?

3. alphanumeric, 0 1 i o all excluded.
4. It's a reed solomon encoding of the users pass phrase, so no, no checksum, but it is algorithmically generated.

Easiest way to validate is api call to the wallet - eg getAccount or getAccountPublicKey

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September 22, 2015, 07:24:20 AM
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crowetic hasn't been on since the 18th. If anyone has contact with him, please tell him I'm looking for him (pidgin) Smiley

Thanks!
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September 22, 2015, 08:23:29 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?
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September 22, 2015, 08:27:55 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.
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September 22, 2015, 08:40:06 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?
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September 22, 2015, 09:14:45 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?

I doubt dcct-miner will work because it's made for 64bit architecture as far as I know. You have to use burstdev's original java tools (pocminer, pocminerpool) for your Pi. You shouldn't download the whole blockchain with your pi also because it will take too much CPU for a long time (Due to extracting the received blockchain maybe).

Kartojal started to port uray's miner to ARM architecture... but he never came back from vacation. Wink

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September 22, 2015, 10:24:34 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?

I doubt dcct-miner will work because it's made for 64bit architecture as far as I know. You have to use burstdev's original java tools (pocminer, pocminerpool) for your Pi. You shouldn't download the whole blockchain with your pi also because it will take too much CPU for a long time (Due to extracting the received blockchain maybe).

Kartojal started to port uray's miner to ARM architecture... but he never came back from vacation. Wink

If I shouldn't download the whole blockchain, that mean that I don't need it ? So it's possible to mine on burst.ninja and to send my earnings to my Windows computer ?
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September 22, 2015, 10:59:17 AM
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If I shouldn't download the whole blockchain, that mean that I don't need it ? So it's possible to mine on burst.ninja and to send my earnings to my Windows computer ?

1) You don't need the wallet to mine on burst.ninja

2) As long as you plot using the same account ID as on your windows computer, yes, that's where your earnings will go(but wallets are not stored anywhere, they're 100% just their passphrase, so you can use your passphrase on any computer)
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September 22, 2015, 12:46:48 PM
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I need help with Plotting on my GPU.

How do I decide:

1.Whats my START Nonce?
2.Number of Plots?
3. Plot Size?

This is my Account number: 16371467606015770000 (some digits have been modified for securtiy)

This is my Graphic Card:

 http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670894.jpg

This is my Hardrive:
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670896.jpg

This is my Plotfile on my existing 2TB drive:
16371467606015770000_700000001_7628544_4032

Please let me know how to start plotting with gpuPlotGenerator Winx64 4.0.3! Thanks, I will send 50 BURST for the correct answer!
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September 22, 2015, 05:08:52 PM
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Feel free to test my new faucet:

http://burst.mininghere.com/faucet.php

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