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Topic: [ANN] RoyalCoin - a new scrypt based coin - page 33. (Read 78010 times)

hero member
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The code doesn't compile. I'd be wary of this one, hopefully you guys are running it in a sandbox/VM.
Like all other coins (including bitcoin) the source code doesn't include any of the required dependencies, such as MinGW, leveldb, Perl, QT, etc. If you are having issues compiling, you likely don't have all the dependencies installed, or you haven't edited the makefile to include them.

All the same, your advice is good. I encourage people to run ALL of their various coin clients inside a virtual machine, and connect their miner to it that way. It's the safest way of handling things.

It's not a dependency issue, I've compiled Bitcoin fine on my machine and all the other alts released to date.

Here is the error:

version.cpp:36:23: error: build.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [obj/version.o] Error 1

I grabbed the source from your royalcoin.org page. Can you double check this and see if the code you posted compiles?
hero member
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diff changes x10 each time Smiley
full member
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If you are trying to mine, use the RPC port. The other port is for communication purposes, and is just listed for people who need to forward ports.
Okay thanks for clearing that up. Was wondering if I used the other port it might reduce my orphans Wink
newbie
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13:54:15

getmininginfo


13:54:15

{
"blocks" : 3433,
"currentblocksize" : 0,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.05019839,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"networkhashps" : 61894862,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false
}

it is in solo mining in client. Why?
sr. member
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Sold another 300RYC for 0.05BTC, price seems to be raising quickly on these Smiley
vip
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👻
anyone got nodes to add?
0 connections, can't use.
newbie
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I'm only on 13 connections.
newbie
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Anyone want to donate a RoyalCoin or two so I can see some transactions? Smiley

RPQTGWA2R2K6sdsWEtmEJdRnzwyX8msKP4

Edit: This thing is growing fast...
00:46:41 getnetworkhashps
00:46:41 21851395
00:51:36 getnetworkhashps
00:51:36 71469757
legendary
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www.bitcointrading.com
anyone got nodes to add?
vip
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Merit: 1043
👻
0 connections lol
legendary
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www.bitcointrading.com
WTB Royalcoin, PM me
hero member
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yah i give him kudos for posting again.

you know I wonder if the admins are banning people that create new alt crypto coins. That might explain them disappearing
newbie
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I'm a little bit confused. Does it matter what port you use? I'm using the RPC at the moment. Should I use default or does it not matter?
If you are trying to mine, use the RPC port. The other port is for communication purposes, and is just listed for people who need to forward ports.
full member
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Why do you have early adaptor bonus when the diff is also too low, should be able to learn something from so many other launches already.

I was thinking the same, just this makes the coin just another pump&dump.
newbie
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can't mining in client
newbie
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Like all other coins (including bitcoin) the source code doesn't include any of the required dependencies, such as MinGW, leveldb, Perl, QT, etc. If you are having issues compiling, you likely don't have all the dependencies installed, or you haven't edited the makefile to include them.

OMG.. the Original Poster, actually posted again.  I think that might be a first.
full member
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I'm a little bit confused. Does it matter what port you use? I'm using the RPC at the moment. Should I use default or does it not matter?
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
3 accepted.
76 orphans.

go me!
newbie
Activity: 14
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The code doesn't compile. I'd be wary of this one, hopefully you guys are running it in a sandbox/VM.
Like all other coins (including bitcoin) the source code doesn't include any of the required dependencies, such as MinGW, leveldb, Perl, QT, etc. If you are having issues compiling, you likely don't have all the dependencies installed, or you haven't edited the makefile to include them.

All the same, your advice is good. I encourage people to run ALL of their various coin clients inside a virtual machine, and connect their miner to it that way. It's the safest way of handling things.
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Why do you have early adaptor bonus when the diff is also too low, should be able to learn something from so many other launches already.

This is a pump and dump coin of course there's going to be a bonus with low diff......
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