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February 15, 2015, 02:40:12 AM |
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i have problem with wallet
magi qt for linux , does not work with mint 17 64 bit . any help ?
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joelao95 (OP)
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February 15, 2015, 05:22:50 AM
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The issues lie in my side, I have to be frank; we have the best marketing persons in the world though. After month and month, I found out I have to take care of something so that I can continue the real & crypto life, probably I can bring the magi project more financial assistance as well. I only hope to hold people's patience & trust, as I said I'll bring magi throughout 2015; space is a need for me to pass through. I was keen to see the price rising as I believed most of people did. The actual situation is complex, however, I can't talk something which nullify the efforts our marketing team is doing. If you really like magi, then I hope we can go on the same way, perhaps price is not all about, while I very understand that's an essential part in a coin and being the reason some people are around.
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February 15, 2015, 05:35:06 AM |
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hi joe can you tell me what is the font of center blue logo, and font "COIN OF THE MAGI" on coin
They are Symbol and Roboto Concensed. |
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February 15, 2015, 05:36:56 AM |
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I am talking about a program, thats easy to install, simple, easily updatable and it should somewhat look proffessional. Well yes you might need a bounty for this and i guess a BTC payment would somewhat help. I hope people don't think bad of me, because i am suggesting to much^^ Just trying to help  Ask yourself. How would a big company handle this stuff and try to do it the same way as much as possible. I know you guys are on a budget, but i hope you give it your all I wouldn't really suggest anything if i didn't like this coin. No, not at all, appreciated the suggestions, that's right the way I'd like to see.  |
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February 15, 2015, 05:39:27 AM |
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Nice; what's special to make it work on Raspberry, or same compilation as in linux? |
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February 15, 2015, 08:19:21 AM |
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bitcoin: bc1qyadvvyv29z08ln2ta7g3uqwzkscr7wq4p09wuz
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February 15, 2015, 08:48:54 AM |
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Nice; what's special to make it work on Raspberry, or same compilation as in linux? Hi joelao95, actually ( first try ) it's really similar to linux compilation. I've only added -mfpu=neon for some optimization. But on next try, maybe i need to change some code (actually not checked) to better implement the neon technology. Also with latest raspbian and wolf v2 source code, you've to remove the -march=native But 5khash for a $35 device low powered i think is good. Next step: - better implement neon code (if possible) - try with other algo regards |
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February 15, 2015, 09:07:44 AM |
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Spexx's pack should be able to easy things out, once people take few minutes to follow / read instructions carefully; you only need to do it once. As to GUI, NeedIfFindIt's miner: http://xmg.makejar.com/ Also some one offered Simplicity long time ago, will need to adapt to new miners though: https://github.com/aceoyame/Simplicity-XMGProgramming contest won't work out in my view, guess only few people around who can do this task. But if we offer few BTC bounties, that's gonna a different talk. In a simple way, we offer bounties if one can contribute along that, and any other stuffs; just ask us, here or PM, me, magic, jawitech. is buggy in Win64, it will stop the cpu efficiency limitation after some hours and cannot even start again in my Windows 2008 VPS, and it totally cannot run in my Windows 8. Yes, I agreed that programming contest is useless, BTC bounties is good  What kind of GUI required? BTW, I thought joelao95 can do coding, right? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848697.msg9453656#msg9453656 Is this you job? Since I'm preparing the next version of SweetSpot can you describe the bugs you are getting? I'm using it 24/7 on 2 intel laptops running Win 7 x64 and testing occasionally on AMD Phenom (again Win 7 x64) ... can't reproduce the issue. The only time it stops limiting is when my server (that distributes the hashrate/blockvalue) dies (for 10min~2h). And in the last month it happened 6 or 7 times thanks to the defective ADATA memory (yep and they refuse to replace it under warranty). About the miners - you can drop any miner (in a separate folder) in the SweetSpot's folder. Then just restart the app. |
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macorcina
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February 15, 2015, 11:27:30 AM |
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Yes, with downloaded binary, I'll do compiling from source. thanks. |
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February 15, 2015, 12:18:57 PM |
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February 15, 2015, 12:41:30 PM |
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Nice; what's special to make it work on Raspberry, or same compilation as in linux? Hi joelao95, actually ( first try ) it's really similar to linux compilation. I've only added -mfpu=neon for some optimization. But on next try, maybe i need to change some code (actually not checked) to better implement the neon technology. Also with latest raspbian and wolf v2 source code, you've to remove the -march=native But 5khash for a $35 device low powered i think is good. Next step: - better implement neon code (if possible) - try with other algo regards Wow, interesting with raspberry pi 2, although the khash is low... |
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February 15, 2015, 12:45:37 PM |
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Spexx's pack should be able to easy things out, once people take few minutes to follow / read instructions carefully; you only need to do it once. As to GUI, NeedIfFindIt's miner: http://xmg.makejar.com/ Also some one offered Simplicity long time ago, will need to adapt to new miners though: https://github.com/aceoyame/Simplicity-XMGProgramming contest won't work out in my view, guess only few people around who can do this task. But if we offer few BTC bounties, that's gonna a different talk. In a simple way, we offer bounties if one can contribute along that, and any other stuffs; just ask us, here or PM, me, magic, jawitech. is buggy in Win64, it will stop the cpu efficiency limitation after some hours and cannot even start again in my Windows 2008 VPS, and it totally cannot run in my Windows 8. Yes, I agreed that programming contest is useless, BTC bounties is good What kind of GUI required? BTW, I thought joelao95 can do coding, right? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848697.msg9453656#msg9453656 Is this you job? Since I'm preparing the next version of SweetSpot can you describe the bugs you are getting? I'm using it 24/7 on 2 intel laptops running Win 7 x64 and testing occasionally on AMD Phenom (again Win 7 x64) ... can't reproduce the issue. The only time it stops limiting is when my server (that distributes the hashrate/blockvalue) dies (for 10min~2h). And in the last month it happened 6 or 7 times thanks to the defective ADATA memory (yep and they refuse to replace it under warranty). About the miners - you can drop any miner (in a separate folder) in the SweetSpot's folder. Then just restart the app. There is no bug shown in Windows 2008 VPS, just stop the cpu limitation after some hours then the cpu limitation is not working after re-started again. Afterall, I'm not dare to try again because I might be kicked off if overloaded the cpu. |
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February 15, 2015, 03:06:11 PM |
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Wow, interesting with raspberry pi 2, although the khash is low...
Yeah, but that's the right way. Our dream is, that mining Magi would be usual this way, with such a hashrate. Currently not possible due to some big guys, but we didn't give up hope for the future. For real decentralization we don't need 5 big guys but many many miners with low hashrate and energy efficient hardware. |
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February 15, 2015, 03:06:57 PM |
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What's you XMG address? Will send you some coins. |
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joelao95 (OP)
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February 15, 2015, 03:28:45 PM |
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There is no bug shown in Windows 2008 VPS, just stop the cpu limitation after some hours then the cpu limitation is not working after re-started again. Afterall, I'm not dare to try again because I might be kicked off if overloaded the cpu.
As I see the CPU usage in NeedIfFindIt's version is calculated based on block reward. I guess we might need to add maximum CPU limit (any situation). |
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February 15, 2015, 03:31:08 PM |
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What's you XMG address? Will send you some coins. @ALL, I recommend putting XMG address in signature; when you post something beneficial to others / help other people, we will be able to find a way to thank you, for example, sending few cents.  |
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February 15, 2015, 03:35:41 PM |
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Nice; what's special to make it work on Raspberry, or same compilation as in linux? Hi joelao95, actually ( first try ) it's really similar to linux compilation. I've only added -mfpu=neon for some optimization. But on next try, maybe i need to change some code (actually not checked) to better implement the neon technology. Also with latest raspbian and wolf v2 source code, you've to remove the -march=native But 5khash for a $35 device low powered i think is good. Next step: - better implement neon code (if possible) - try with other algo regards Keep us posted. Also would you be able to find out the power usage khps / W? Thanks. |
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