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Im in long term as well.

Dev has shown great progress & white OS is just sweet.

Many of us are for the long term and not at all concerned em. I'm calm in a clean currency and with a team that takes care of it.

Alot Of US Still Are

I'm still in too. XWC has had some good movement past few months.

I keep an eye on Bittrex once a day, more habit than anything else but yes old coins seem to be having a good time of late. I'm in for the long run, however many years that may be I've been whitecoin from day one.

Bitcoinwisdom.Com appears to be not working properly, be sure to use other sites to stay current on price

You are right about that...our turn is coming...

OMG! What a quick response! Thanks to all! Everything works now! 

Here is a list of the most ative nodes.

www.richlist.eu/whitecoin/peers/

Hey jonni21, you can just add a few nodes to your whitecoin.conf if your wallet doesn't sync:
addnode=37.201.212.39
addnode=213.122.107.102
addnode=180.229.32.149
addnode=212.116.91.116
addnode=85.25.202.57
addnode=62.64.86.42
addnode=37.187.155.143
addnode=65.50.46.209
addnode=37.59.24.199

If you don't have a whitecoin.conf yet, you can create one at the default data location for your operating system.
You can look at the default locations for your OS here: https://github.com/whitecoin-org/whitecoin.
There's also an example conf file here: https://github.com/Whitecoin-org/Whitecoin/blob/master/whitecoin.conf

Let me know if that did the trick for you .

It is not a network problem, I just sync my wallet in just five minutes.
v1.1.2.2

Hello everybody!

My wallet doesn't syncing, no connections to the network. Any ideas how to resolve the problem?
I have a last version 1.1.2.2

the fix is working
thanks Oizo

Oizo you are the fastest dev i had ever seen....

Turbo man :-)

This has been fixed now thanks for letting me know. the filename has been changed over time.

just tested your rasberry pi setup...

all looking great but the blockchain download script is broken

great work Oizo

Looking forward to my pi coming!

Great work Oizopower!

Amen to that keep seeing old coin prices rising on the exchanges, soon be our turn

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A strong and healthy network of nodes help spread the blockchain around the globe, and help keep the network healthy.
 
For those that don't know what Raspberry Pi is, it is a small linux computer which is about the size of a pack of playing cards and only costs around $40, plus the cost of an SD card.

This instruction is to create a Whitecoin full node on a Raspberry Pi.
You will need the following things before we start
* Raspberry Pi Model B, B+, or 2 B
* Minimum 8Gb class 10SD card, but I recommend a 16Gb Note: You may even get away with a 4GB card but I recommend against it
* Monitor, keyboard and mouse to plug into the Pi for Initial setup (Not needed after setup is complete
* You need to read up on your router and find out how to make it statically assign an IP address to the Raspberry Pi and how to set up port forwarding on it for both inbound and outbound traffic on port 9336
* You need to be able to SSH from your main computer to the PI to check it. If you have never done this before you will need to download and install Putty from here http://www.putty.org/
* To use Putty just start it and enter the IP address your router has assigned the Pi and make sure port 22 is entered into the port field
* To work out what IP address your router has assigned the Pi you can either open up lxterminal when the pi first booted up and type in ifconfig and it will give you the Pi’s IP address or you can get this by logging into your router


I will not go into the detail on how to do a standard install of Raspbian off Noobs as the Raspberry Pi website gives great instruction on how to do this.
if you do not know where to download Noobs from you get it here.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/
This link is to the howto to install Noobs onto the SD card
http://www.raspberrypi.org/help/noobs-setup/

The few extra things you should do over a standard install is
* Change the password from the default password for extra security.
* I also recommend doing minor overclocking to 800Mhz.
* Don’t forget to enable SSH during setup
* I recommend changing the memory split from 64 to only 32Meg for the video to give more memory to the CPU
* Don’t forget to select your timezone
* Consider changing the hostname if you already have more than one Pi on your network

Set up Rasbian as per the instructions from the Raspberry Pi website and SSH into the Pi.
Note as configured this script will download a precompiled version of whitecoind to save you 2 hours of compiling,
if you want to compile it yourself uncommoment that section of the script and comment out the bit that downloads the precompiled one.

To Download everything off github onto your Pi use the following command

git clone https://github.com/Oizopower/XWC_Raspberry_Pi_Full_Node

Now enter the directory XWC_Raspberry_Pi_Full_Node

cd XWC_Raspberry_Pi_Full_Node/

We now need to make the script executable by typing

sudo chmod 755 whitecoind_node_precompiled.sh

Now we need to start the install script by typing.
./whitecoind_node_precompiled.sh


This will
* Update the Pi to the latest version
* Install needed applications to run whitecoind,
* Set up a firewall, that will allow ssh in and whitecoind to talk to other clients
* Download whitecoind
* Create a conf file with input from you to select a password for RDC
* Download a fairly recent blockchain and chainstate to speed up the process of getting it running
* create an /etc/init.d entry to start whitecoind as using ‘pi’ at boot

You are now on the home stretch.

You now need to log into your router and statically assign the IP address to the Pi and enable port forwarding to this IP address both inbound and outbound on port 15814.
You will need to read your router's manual to find out how to do this.

Once you have set up your router its time to test it.
Type sudo reboot

And wait some time for it to start up.

Staking will begin after 2 days.
Thanks vegas, for sharing, i will keep an eye on your site as well


Thanks tevayo, how are you doing lately?


Hey Banger, How are you doing?
In near future we first need to change something about the wallet, my head is full with all unique ideas for crypto and some include a later version of the bitcoin client. (e.g. leveldb, faster startup and so on).
We are currently looking into the possibilities to update the wallet to the latest bitcoin client. But that will not be an easy task and the current team is still looking for a way to do that.

Therefor we are looking for some more help in the development team, but those people are hard to find. And leaves us still looking

I personally am still developing projects in my spare time for real world purchases and some other projects I prefer to keep silent for now (don’t like the idea that It will be hi-jacked).

But anyway the current client needs a make-over. And maybe even in worst case scenario through a coin-swap (but those things are still on the drawing board as well, and will be announced properly so people are not being left behind).

It seems that 1 developer has gone away without much saying so it’s only me and devoti0n in the dev team and Surfguy and Malbee and Jason still on PR side to fix things for us.
Although it seems a bit quiet i'm still very much active in this thread and IRC and Slack. feel free to visit us.

Best regards,
Oizo