burstcoin dev I'm very happy that you work on it and you are very active, but I think that the ammount of coin is too much. Is it possible to cut some ammount of coin?
Everyone needs to stop suggesting this.
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November 04, 2014, 03:07:47 PM
Everyone needs to stop suggesting this.
November 04, 2014, 02:58:15 PM
binomial formula n!/k!(n-k)! then
26!/2!(26-2)! you will be sitting long time at the keyboard, but idea is fun, I see wallet balance at these is depleting regardless so someone either A) sat at the keyboard and did this by hand or B) wrote javascript unit test
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:??
pretty funny
anyways great coin, one of the best I have seen, and you are all great, keep at it
26!/2!(26-2)! you will be sitting long time at the keyboard, but idea is fun, I see wallet balance at these is depleting regardless so someone either A) sat at the keyboard and did this by hand or B) wrote javascript unit test
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:??
pretty funny
anyways great coin, one of the best I have seen, and you are all great, keep at it
November 04, 2014, 02:57:25 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
You gotta guess the two letters, so it could be aa or Aa or AA or any of the combinations from the english (I presume) alphabet.
Not as easy as it sounds if you wanna try it out manually.
Interesting idea though, props to Uray
its just two letter, english ASCII letter, so it will be a..z,A..Z , two letters so there will be 52*52 combination = 2704
November 04, 2014, 02:53:06 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
when you open the wallet with your guessed passphrase does the acoountId (public key) is same as the list ?
if not, then you guessed wrong
November 04, 2014, 02:48:23 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
You gotta guess the two letters, so it could be aa or Aa or AA or any of the combinations from the english (I presume) alphabet.
Not as easy as it sounds if you wanna try it out manually.
Interesting idea though, props to Uray
+1
Those who can, try to spread this initiative
November 04, 2014, 02:46:08 PM
burstcoin dev I'm very happy that you work on it and you are very active, but I think that the ammount of coin is too much. Is it possible to cut some ammount of coin?
November 04, 2014, 02:40:38 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
Thank you, I appreciate you saying this. I'm just so tired of all the issues, and then I finally get it all up and good, and randomly the main server has to be taken down without notice. So annoying.
I will continue to do my best, and make sure to keep the pool going. I have a lot invested in this and I want to make sure it stays up and profitable for our investors too.
Thanks again for your support, and everyone who continues to mine on our pool. I promise to keep going until things are perfect!
i feel that, i've been in that situation before, its frustrating, but soon it will be rewarding, good luck bro !
definitely. Thanks Uray!
November 04, 2014, 02:40:23 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
You gotta guess the two letters, so it could be aa or Aa or AA or any of the combinations from the english (I presume) alphabet.
Not as easy as it sounds if you wanna try it out manually.
Interesting idea though, props to Uray
November 04, 2014, 02:39:18 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
1. 2 letters, 2. There are like a lot of possibilities, so you need to try a lot of combinations.
November 04, 2014, 02:38:27 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2lae2w/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
http://www.reddit.com/r/altcoin/comments/2lae38/burst_giveaway_wallet_115_party/
call me dumb, I downloaded latest wallet, and replaced pass phrase like this
BurstcoinWalletReleaseParty-1.1.5-PasswordIs:v [v for letter]
balance shows 0, please advice
November 04, 2014, 02:03:53 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
I second that, great attitude, this is the only way you can make this success, not even by purchasing more HDD but attitude and hard work.
BURST is one of the best things around and it is very futuristic, public at large (as always) still does not know it exists and it won't know for some time, you do however and paving way into the future, btw worry 0 about the price, I say one thing here would be to increase "assets" acquisitions (in general and any type of asset) that is start building market place
Exactly! Book some BLTPS!
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November 04, 2014, 01:41:47 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
Thank you, I appreciate you saying this. I'm just so tired of all the issues, and then I finally get it all up and good, and randomly the main server has to be taken down without notice. So annoying.
I will continue to do my best, and make sure to keep the pool going. I have a lot invested in this and I want to make sure it stays up and profitable for our investors too.
Thanks again for your support, and everyone who continues to mine on our pool. I promise to keep going until things are perfect!
i feel that, i've been in that situation before, its frustrating, but soon it will be rewarding, good luck bro !
November 04, 2014, 01:18:25 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
I second that, great attitude, this is the only way you can make this success, not even by purchasing more HDD but attitude and hard work.
BURST is one of the best things around and it is very futuristic, public at large (as always) still does not know it exists and it won't know for some time, you do however and paving way into the future, btw worry 0 about the price, I say one thing here would be to increase "assets" acquisitions (in general and any type of asset) that is start building market place
November 04, 2014, 01:16:37 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
Thank you, I appreciate you saying this. I'm just so tired of all the issues, and then I finally get it all up and good, and randomly the main server has to be taken down without notice. So annoying.
I will continue to do my best, and make sure to keep the pool going. I have a lot invested in this and I want to make sure it stays up and profitable for our investors too.
Thanks again for your support, and everyone who continues to mine on our pool. I promise to keep going until things are perfect!
November 04, 2014, 01:08:13 PM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
Crow, for what it is worth... I can say that all the miners on your pool are aware that this has been just a big amount of bad luck.
I'm pretty sure they understand that and recognize your efforts.
You, like other pool owners here, are doing your best. Some issue are acceptable in the early stage, what is important is to see that everyone keeps on working to fix them, and you certanly are
Just showing appreciation, that's all!
November 04, 2014, 01:05:52 PM
pool.burstcoin.io - not responding to miners. Updating daemon?
Edit: 8124 down, 80 works.
Edit: 8124 down, 80 works.
its exploded, US pool got 300+ miners
so i ended up reconfigure all pools, now all pools share computing power
i have 4 quadcore server, so there are 16 cores shared for all pools for calculating deadline
and will add another 32 cores, but the cpu is still in use to plot my disk first, after its done, the cpu will be used
to compute deadline, so in total we will have 64 cores for US, EU and SG pools
November 04, 2014, 12:55:51 PM
pool.burstcoin.io - not responding to miners. Updating daemon?
Edit: 8124 down, 80 works.
Edit: 8124 down, 80 works.
its exploded, US pool got 300+ miners
so i ended up reconfigure all pools, now all pools share computing power
i have 4 quadcore server, so there are 16 cores shared for all pools for calculating deadline
and will add another 32 cores, but the cpu is still in use to plot my disk first, after its done, the cpu will be used
to compute deadline, so in total we will have 64 cores for US, EU and SG pools
and this is how my desktop look :
first row is miners, which currently they are plotting burst
second row is pool server SG, US, EU, and backup deadline compute server
and.... the whole desktop !
uh... maybe too big ... https://i.imgur.com/udFKiTX.png
i love working with burst
November 04, 2014, 11:43:15 AM
Okay, we're up again... Working on fixing everything with a full solution today.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
The only reason this happened at all, is because the main server/host had to leave without giving any notice. So I had no time at all to prepare for this. I was in the middle of fixing the backup server when it happened, and so we were forced to run on it when it wasn't fully fixed.
The boot sector on the backup server failed, but I'm now running on a different machine while I fix the server.
I'm sorry everyone, but just know that I am very heavily invested in this (guaranteed more than anyone else.) So I will get everything back up and stable, and this would have never happened had I had time to prepare before the main server had to be taken down.
November 04, 2014, 10:54:40 AM
@crowetic
Ouch, sounds bad. Hope that you get the problem solved and your server back up and running again.
Ouch, sounds bad. Hope that you get the problem solved and your server back up and running again.
Well, it's definitely not good. That's for sure...
But, on the plus side, I think I almost have it back up. Synching the blockchain on the temporary server I setup from an old backup. Should be almost finished.
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