Topic: [ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure - page 205. (Read 850036 times)

Quote from: palawan on May 13, 2014, 02:21:13 AM

What's the best way to keep coins safe, offline I assume, in a paper wallet?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6570991

First question and answer. It applies to any coin really.

- safe password (dont store your password on your PC)
- good internet security (for windows) Encrypted drive and dont run as root (for linux)
- think before clicking sucpicious links
- have your router firewalled and passthrough only the ports you really need.

1. Check
2. I only use my rig to mie, but don't have the drive encrypted
3. Check
4. Ummm lol

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Quote from: Kergekoin on May 13, 2014, 01:58:28 AM

What's the best way to keep coins safe, offline I assume, in a paper wallet?

I gotta see my coins everyday!

On my laptop. Wallet is encrypted with a very strong password, multiple copies of the wallet.dat in truecrypt containers (md5 checksum to make sure they are all good copies) USB flash & external storage, never in the cloud.

For convenience and a small amount of coins on the go: Android wallet <--- waiting for the Myriadcoin that's why I contributed to the bounty.

I fire up the qt client everyday to synch and to see the coins Cheesy

Same, I'm just getting paranoid Cheesy

, thanks for the advice.

Jem Nadaldev

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This is a very good coin. Worthy of attention！

DLow

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27,9K followers. That means MYR must go up! Cheesy

This guy is nuts twitter addict!

Nah, didn't do anything for vertcoin. If we go up I'll sell and buy back lower..

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I have 5xGigabyte 7970. My settings:

Code:

del *.bin
GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
sgminer -k myriadcoin-groestl -o stratum+tcp://myrgrs.suprnova.cc:5678 -u Commandos.7970 -p pass -d 0,1,2,3,4 -I 19,19,19,19,19 -g 2 -w 64,64,64,64,64

Used the next pool.

But, when I start .bat file I get next:

After press enter:

What's this?

Help, please!

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Quote from: iopq on May 13, 2014, 02:41:28 AM

Myriad Switcher GUI Windows build ready.

http://bit.ly/MyriadSwitcherGUI

I have fonts turned up to 150% and the text gets cut off in Windows 7

http://snag.gy/DiPuC.jpg

Thanks for the report, I'l see what I can do

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Myriad Switcher GUI Windows build ready.

http://bit.ly/MyriadSwitcherGUI

I have fonts turned up to 150% and the text gets cut off in Windows 7

http://snag.gy/DiPuC.jpg

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What's the best way to keep coins safe, offline I assume, in a paper wallet?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6570991

First question and answer. It applies to any coin really.

- safe password (dont store your password on your PC)
- good internet security (for windows) Encrypted drive and dont run as root (for linux)
- think before clicking sucpicious links
- have your router firewalled and passthrough only the ports you really need.

palawan

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Quote from: dazz on May 13, 2014, 12:49:13 AM

What's the best way to keep coins safe, offline I assume, in a paper wallet?

I gotta see my coins everyday!

On my laptop. Wallet is encrypted with a very strong password, multiple copies of the wallet.dat in truecrypt containers (md5 checksum to make sure they are all good copies) USB flash & external storage, never in the cloud.

For convenience and a small amount of coins on the go: Android wallet <--- waiting for the Myriadcoin that's why I contributed to the bounty.

I fire up the qt client everyday to synch and to see the coins Cheesy

Kergekoin

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27,9K followers. That means MYR must go up! Cheesy

This guy is nuts twitter addict!

neuroMode

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Looks like David Seaman is officially on the Myriad bandwagon!

neuroMode

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Question though: For kh/s next to each algo, are we supposed to enter a rough value for what our total rig outputs?

Correct. Obviously not everyone has the same hashrate for each algo or in the same proportion. Some may have better hardware for Scrypt, or Groestl... You can leave it alone and use defaults (taken from your http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ where the amount of coins per 1MH scrypt are calculated assuming 14MH/s in Groestl, 300 in Skein and 7 in Qubit) but setting accurate figures there will help at switching to your current most profitable algo and will also provide accurate figures in the estimates for myr/day, satoshi/day, etc...

The scripts are the only items that are mandatory though.

I'll document it soon, promise

You should join the IRC and at least lurk until someone has another question/bug with the new GUI miner algo switcher (live feedback ftw!)

Thanks, will do

You should join the IRC and at least lurk until someone has another question/bug with the new GUI miner algo switcher (live feedback ftw!)

Actually I was considering the Android wallet, but if this is a higher priority I can maybe try this instead. Not sure what it involves or what technology/language would be best for the Electrum wallet so I'll have to dig a bit deeper before I commit here

Awesome! I'm very excited

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What's the best way to keep coins safe, offline I assume, in a paper wallet?

dazz

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Question though: For kh/s next to each algo, are we supposed to enter a rough value for what our total rig outputs?

Correct. Obviously not everyone has the same hashrate for each algo or in the same proportion. Some may have better hardware for Scrypt, or Groestl... You can leave it alone and use defaults (taken from your http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ where the amount of coins per 1MH scrypt are calculated assuming 14MH/s in Groestl, 300 in Skein and 7 in Qubit) but setting accurate figures there will help at switching to your current most profitable algo and will also provide accurate figures in the estimates for myr/day, satoshi/day, etc...

The scripts are the only items that are mandatory though.

I'll document it soon, promise

You should join the IRC and at least lurk until someone has another question/bug with the new GUI miner algo switcher (live feedback ftw!)

Thanks, will do

Quote from: neuroMode on May 13, 2014, 12:18:46 AM

You should join the IRC and at least lurk until someone has another question/bug with the new GUI miner algo switcher (live feedback ftw!)

Actually I was considering the Android wallet, but if this is a higher priority I can maybe try this instead. Not sure what it involves or what technology/language would be best for the Electrum wallet so I'll have to dig a bit deeper before I commit here

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Quote from: Conqueror on May 13, 2014, 12:12:44 AM

Myriad Switcher GUI Windows build ready.

http://bit.ly/MyriadSwitcherGUI

Can you upload this somewhere without a link shortener so I can share it on reddit too?

sure

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19353176/MyriadSwitcherGUI.zip

neuroMode

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Is it possible to mine this coin in Linux (with GPU)?

Yep!

neuroMode

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Myriad Switcher GUI Windows build ready.

http://bit.ly/MyriadSwitcherGUI

Can you upload this somewhere without a link shortener so I can share it on reddit too?

Conqueror

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I was diagnosed with brain parasite

Is it possible to mine this coin in Linux (with GPU)?

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