any special about this coin ?
yes, it's probably the worst launch in the last week
(1) We said that this was in alpha.
(2) We had not yet released binaries.
(3) We have not even started mining.
Be a little bit patient. Better haste than waste.
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June 02, 2013, 11:41:51 AM
yes, it's probably the worst launch in the last week
(1) We said that this was in alpha.
(2) We had not yet released binaries.
(3) We have not even started mining.
Be a little bit patient. Better haste than waste.
June 02, 2013, 11:38:06 AM
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
The source is on GitHub. QT has not been compiled and tested. Long term plans do not include QT as a client.
Andddddddd it's dead
yep killed 80% right off the bat right there with that decision.
The client will be based on MultiBit and not QT. Hope that helps.
We also would like to have a client based on Armory.
June 02, 2013, 11:36:41 AM
What happened to your plan to implement a different algo, also just noticed on the POW thread you have the voting set to end on the 4th even tho you wanted to release on the 1st, are you planing on going ahead with it with a new genesis block or leave it as it is now and patch up the code as you go?
With the delayed miner launch... I can look on doing this for the first blocks.
June 02, 2013, 11:34:26 AM
any special about this coin ?
yes, it's probably the worst launch in the last week
June 02, 2013, 11:32:35 AM
any special about this coin ?
June 02, 2013, 11:30:54 AM
solracx, your "team dev" has incluided scrypt-jane source in project, but it is not referenced in any makefile so it is not built at all ... are your "team dev" conscius of this situation? Please, give us an answer.
June 02, 2013, 11:27:37 AM
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
The source is on GitHub. QT has not been compiled and tested. Long term plans do not include QT as a client.
Andddddddd it's dead
yep killed 80% right off the bat right there with that decision.
June 02, 2013, 11:22:57 AM
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
The source is on GitHub. QT has not been compiled and tested. Long term plans do not include QT as a client.
Andddddddd it's dead
i think so
June 02, 2013, 11:16:13 AM
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
The source is on GitHub. QT has not been compiled and tested. Long term plans do not include QT as a client.
Andddddddd it's dead
June 02, 2013, 11:15:05 AM
when will windows binaries be released ?
June 02, 2013, 11:09:36 AM
What happened to your plan to implement a different algo, also just noticed on the POW thread you have the voting set to end on the 4th even tho you wanted to release on the 1st, are you planing on going ahead with it with a new genesis block or leave it as it is now and patch up the code as you go?
man so I went to the site to DL the source.. there is nothing there?
Don't worry about it, obviously it is far from ready to launch.
It needs to set some ports that do not conflict with bitcoin's, it needs to set a massively higher difficulty that will take a hell of a lot more than just two miners to manage to mine faster than the target difficulty, it might even need handshake magic-bytes to make it unable to "accidently" connect to to some other coin's clients.
All in all it is an abortive mess, wait for the author to fix it up and probably even make a new genesis block so all this garbage pre-test stuff goes away, and launches it properly with a reasonable difficulty.
-MarkM-
Thanks for the heads up saves me the time and headach of trying to figure out how to get this to run on windows lol. Least I got time to mess with it now. He just said no plans on a -qt that might really limit the users for this then.
man so I went to the site to DL the source.. there is nothing there?
Don't worry about it, obviously it is far from ready to launch.
It needs to set some ports that do not conflict with bitcoin's, it needs to set a massively higher difficulty that will take a hell of a lot more than just two miners to manage to mine faster than the target difficulty, it might even need handshake magic-bytes to make it unable to "accidently" connect to to some other coin's clients.
All in all it is an abortive mess, wait for the author to fix it up and probably even make a new genesis block so all this garbage pre-test stuff goes away, and launches it properly with a reasonable difficulty.
-MarkM-
Yes, the initial difficulty setting is problematic. I will need it higher and have a better coordinated launch for miners.
The port actually is correct, but there is a section of code that displays them incorrectly as that of bitcoin.
Yes, a new genesis block is in order.
Thanks.
I got the following error when trying to compile the daemon in Ubuntu 12.04:
Code:
In file included from netbase.h:10:0,
from util.h:30,
from alert.h:13,
from alert.cpp:8:
serialize.h:281:19: fatal error: gmpxx.h: No such file or directory
from util.h:30,
from alert.h:13,
from alert.cpp:8:
serialize.h:281:19: fatal error: gmpxx.h: No such file or directory
man so I went to the site to DL the source.. there is nothing there?
Don't worry about it, obviously it is far from ready to launch.
It needs to set some ports that do not conflict with bitcoin's, it needs to set a massively higher difficulty that will take a hell of a lot more than just two miners to manage to mine faster than the target difficulty, it might even need handshake magic-bytes to make it unable to "accidently" connect to some other coin's clients.
All in all it is an abortive mess, wait for the author to fix it up and probably even make a new genesis block so all this garbage pre-test stuff goes away, and launches it properly with a reasonable difficulty.
-MarkM-
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
The source is on GitHub. QT has not been compiled and tested. Long term plans do not include QT as a client.
nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.
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You'd be lucky to happen upon an IRC channel that has someone else in it, as it picks from 100 channels at random so until there are many more than 100 clients on IRC chances are good that you will land in a channel that has no one else in it.
However you can use addnode=-addnode=198.154.60.61:19312 to find a node with an open incoming port.
(Its default ports seem to be the same as bitcoin's, hooking up to a bitcoin node wouldn't be very useful...)
-MarkM-
However you can use addnode=-addnode=198.154.60.61:19312 to find a node with an open incoming port.
(Its default ports seem to be the same as bitcoin's, hooking up to a bitcoin node wouldn't be very useful...)
-MarkM-
That's correct. The IRC is problematic at this time.
So we will setting up some nodes.
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