Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 5037. (Read 9723858 times)

Oh, ok.  Maybe there was an error in the compilation of the latest wallet and you're just the first to notice.  I'm running 10.11.04 on my machine.  I'll download and see if I have issues with the latest  BRB

I'm sorry, I'm not having any trouble with the latest.  Maybe, if you haven't already tried it, you can try downloading it again?  Or try the 10.11.05 version (with darksend) 

I'm using Win 7, 64 bit system. It was working fine at first, however after the problem arose I tried running the darkcoin-qt.exe in compatibility for XP among other attempts on solutions.
There should be no need to compile anything, I downloaded the wallet/qt-client from here and I've tried both the 0.9.11.5 and 0.10.11.5 version.
Both yield the same error message :
"This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information."

Ubuntu is incredibly easy, yes, no doubt. However this 'should' work just fine on Windows. Thanks for helping out.

thank you very much for the info

Well, mining has been hard for a long time now and the price has not kept up at all.  Regarding the sharing of profits, the masternodes are also performing a service that is the backbone of the coin.  If I were you, I'd find the most profitable place to mine and convert that to the coin you want to invest in.  Eventually, mining "should" find it's balance. 

It should be fine, no need to open it in a newer version of the wallet until you want to access your coins.  The wallet.dat file doesn't change.

Of course if you use your coins a lot, moving them around, etc... you'll want to update your wallet.dat file more often, but if it's just in cold storage, there is no need to worry about saving new account numbers being used, etc...

I really have no problem with either Evan or his ambition, I wholeheartedly support innovation and someone who tries to deliver. I do however have a problem with Darkcoin's fanbase, viciously attacking other coins that offer similar or better technology. The FUDstorm you lot created in the threads of other coins was terrible. So here I am whispering Sic Transit Gloria Mundi in your ears.

By the way I am not even invested in any coin that offer anon functionality, I am long on BTC and LTC

Are you using XP or have your wallet running in xp compatibility mode?  I'm a little confused by the question.  I don't think the windows binary was compiled in 32bit.  There might be a 32 bit version available, but I don't recall...  it's getting a little old to use.  However, honestly, Ubuntu is an easy to use 64bit system, if your computer can do 64 bit.... just an idea. 

I don't know how to compile on windows, so I can't really help there, sorry

Hi,

sorry for the maybe stupid question but:

i have a cold wallet which i made, is it in any way affected by the recently hard fork, should i do something or can the wallet stay cold as it actually is? I saw same coin-swaps where you had to transfer your coins to exchanges and so on, therefore the question, because i'm not sure what is the difference between a hard-fork and a coin-swap-fork.

thank you

Been mining darkcoin lately, but I'm starting to question it, especially if masternodes will now eat into my profit?
What do you guys think about this?
I guess the multipools would be substantially more profitable, although I do think they are harmful to altcoins in general.

Sell all of your darkcoins to me !!! RC4 is coming in two weeks !

Thanks, the constructive feedback is appreciated. However I missed the part where you gave constructive feedback. Would you like to kindly try again?
I'm simply trying to access the wallet, not setup a node. So I don't see why you're being a superior elitist.
Thanks in advance to any help!

Well, that kind of defeats the purpose of not having to put your cold masternode wallets back up, LOL.  I guess if you run into trouble not getting voted on, or showing up on the list, the masternodeprivkey is the likely culprit.  It helped me to learn that from chaeplin after a night of fudging my one masternode... when I finally found his post, LOL.  Fixed it this morning.

Oh my mistake -.-

Aw, you're such a giving person, I'll join you with 56 kh of my computing power to help save the trolls.  Wonderful idea!  LOL

Banning on "bad masternode signatures" is temporary removed.
This will help other nodes and yours.


example of banned

Without the cold wallet?

I really honestly don't get it.  We have a developer who had an idea on how to make bitcoin better.  It grew out of him from all the recent (at that time) scandals and realizations that Bitcoin wasn't at all private.  So being the brilliant young man that was anxious to get started, he starts an experiment here.  People see what he is doing and start supporting him.  It starts to get serious, with serious money being spent, so he realizes people are counting on him, so he gets serious and promises to dedicates 2 years of his life to this project.

In the mean time, not everything went as planned.  The original 24 hours spilled unintentionally, much coin.  But it was launched, and he had a group of people on board.  To stop at that point (about a week later when the block chain explorer was created and he could see what happened and how much was spilled) was not really an option.  Those people would have gotten pissed and left.  In hind sight, all those coins were sold, very cheap, spreading the investment in darkcoin to many other people.  Cheap "instamined" coins actually gave Darkcoin a fantastic distribution.  In fact, as time went on, I'm now convinced it is one of the reasons Darkcoin took off in the first place.  As people found out about the project, and it's exciting developer, they also found investing in some coins wasn't expensive and dove in on a leap of faith.  Then discovered they didn't want to leave the project and stayed.

But back to this John Lennon song.  I assume you are saying that the DarkCoin project has bad karma.  Honestly, I can't see why anyone would say that.  It's been a great project with real innovation and will make a huge difference in this world, even if another future coin takes off with Evan's Darkcoin ideas.  Karma works both ways you know

Needless to say, my ignore list continues to grow.  

No, but make a new genkey for precaution.

Im on 10.11.05 with similar things in my log

"Ignore button works magic"

Newbie troll ~



I think my detection code for Masternode payment is fixed.
http://drk.poolhash.org/
http://drk.poolhash.org/graph.html
http://drk.poolhash.org/poolhash.html

Next : new block bell, stats for Masternode payment.