Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6709. (Read 9723796 times)

The way DarkSend is implemented currently requires an single input larger than the amount you want to send.  I haven't had time to completely fix this issue yet and am aware of it. So, sorry about the inconvenience, but you'll need to try smaller amounts until it can locate a single input larger than that size. It's in my list of stuff to fix.

I'm currently mining DRK with my Radeon 6670 (not the fastest but it works)

I'll tell you in the morning how many coins I mine with it, I have a funny feeling it may take a while to get the £70 for my card back, lol. I didn't buy it to earm money, I bought it to learn how to mine, as I like to set challenges for myself, this one did make me scratch my head too.


I'm currently getting 350Kh with it,not sure if that is good?

LOL, I was assuming the other way too 

Hey guys. I have 4 280x running on phm sgminer 4.1  Yesterday I had about 8.2MH/s and I had to restart it this morning and now I'm getting only 7.3MH/s  I can't seem to get it back to what it was. Anyone happen to know what I am doing wrong?  Thank you.

I can't get DarkSend to work, been trying for a while.

I added eduffield's node address directly.
addnode 50.19.116.123 add

I wait until the pool session changes from 1001.
{
"state" : 2,
"session_id" : 1001,
"pooled_inputs" : 0,
"pooled_outputs" : 0,
"pooled_signatures" : 0,
"my_transactions" : 0
}

...

{
"state" : 2,
"session_id" : 1016,
"pooled_inputs" : 0,
"pooled_outputs" : 0,
"pooled_signatures" : 0,
"my_transactions" : 0
}

I send some amount with DarkSend checked.
{
"state" : 2,
"session_id" : 1016,
"pooled_inputs" : 1,
"pooled_outputs" : 0,
"pooled_signatures" : 0,
"my_transactions" : 1
}

The session never completes.

Minutes later I try again, this time transactions from others are there:
{
"state" : 2,
"session_id" : 1017,
"pooled_inputs" : 2,
"pooled_outputs" : 0,
"pooled_signatures" : 0,
"my_transactions" : 0
}

I send an amount. It tells me insufficient funds, even though I have more than enough. Transaction fails.


Anyone see what I'm doing wrong?

This is the same guy that says Bitcoin was created by the NSA, and Satoshi is an NSA employee, in order to create a new world order control grid

I really don't think him saying it was flawed was enough to move the market even a tiny bit. If it did, glad the retards dumped.

edit : Also, that new logo on the wallet is looking really sweet.

We need every criticism that we can get to make this as much bulletproof as it gets - even if it originates from less altruistic / more egoistic type of people with their own agenda. The hackers that may crack this thing open or tamper with its operation requiring upgrades on DRK's part, won't be kind or come here for discussion - they'll simply do what they know best, so there you won't even have a chance to criticize their personality. So it's better facing all (or most of) the problems now rather than later. Not that bitcoin was build in a day and in a perfect state, it still has flaws that aren't fixed in like its 5th year running, so there will inevitably be a learning curve where certain things will have to be improved upon - that's the way I see it, at least.

Anyone expecting 100% anonymity or a flawless curve where no issue is found will be panic selling - especially those who are now joining the club. I mean AnonyMint simply wrote a "this is flawed" and the price went down. Imagine if issues that need to be resolved are uncovered - which they will, because you can't be perfect from day one - and you have the "ohhhh nooooo I MUST SELL EVERYTHING RIGHT NOW"...creating a wave of disappointment in the community, who, for the most part, are here for the profit, rather than the evolution of technology. So it's far better to be grounded and have realistic expectations.

Besides, it's not only a matter of financial speculation, but also an issue of technological competition in who achieves the greatest degree of anonymity, with multiple solutions competing against each other (ok, not for the time being because obviously DRK is now live, but ultimately that's what'll happen). If you want to be ahead of the others, you must constantly improve and make course-adjustments every step of the way when you detect issues and problems that go along with pushing the envelope.

DarkCoin to the Moon! 

Yes, He needs a 64bit system. He stated this earlier: I'm running linux mint 32bit, my graphics card is an GeForce GT 610

P2PHash
Hi guys, I'me setting up a new p2pool
Address: drk.p2phash.com

Could some of you try to connect to it, I'd like to test what kind of load my server can handle. Since it's p2pool you won't loose any shares coming from another p2pool and local hashrate doesn't impact your earnings
Low fee: 0.5%

Is this the same argument, as usual, by people who don't understand game theory and require every person to run a custom client to stake multiple chains at once with no cost?  The only problem is, it requires someone invested in a currency to run a client to destabilize a network they depend on for the security of their investment, thus completely failing the game theory test.  Then you need not only 1 person to participate in this irrational behavior, but the entire bell curve.

Proof of stake is very complex, and there are many other issues surrounding it, but people always concentrate on non-factors like the above scenario.

First, I can say I always get these though I have specified:

[20:19:47] WARNING: GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT is not specified!
[20:19:47] WARNING: GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS is not specified!

And the other error, I could seriously hit my head against the wall because I always forget details... did you update the graphics card driver?  Not the beta, but the newest stable release?  That should help if not fix....

Outstanding!

Really awesome, thank you for your work!

Sorry, I have to disagree, the guys comments have been haughty from the start and grew into self promotion.  Still, I too like the questions being thrown out there by someone who at least sounds knowledgeable and have been happy with eduffield's responses.

My hot european girlfriend gave me an ultimatum either her or Darkcoin so I smacked that bitch unconscious with a rusty tire iron.

I just want to say, and let me tell you, I've done it myself, you will never mine enough coins to pay for that card.  I bought 2 antminers 2 months ago when I first dove into cryptos, and I'll never see my money back on those, LOL.  Now, you might be like  me and want to learn above all else, that's cool too!  But if you want to make an investment, buy some bitcoin, then buy darkcoin, it will be a better investment, but if you're a gamer, the card can be used for that as well, so it's cool.

Finally, please someone correct me if I'm wrong,  think you still need a 64 bit system to mine dark???

Otherwise, after the above post, another user added this info:

If you run encrypted root, you'll be prompted with a framebuffer screen to input your password. Once you install these drivers, framebuffer will fail. It'll just be a blank screen and you'll wonder exactly how fucked you are because nothing is happening. Type your password blind, hit enter, everything is just fine...

Sorry, I forgot to note who that was  

Hands down , Darkcoin is the bitcoin of the darkoins..

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