Please help... I can't start my wallet properly in my mining pool!
I give the command and open the wallet correctly but the RPC server does not start!
Please help?
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Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin (not a bitcoin fork) How-To (Read 26789 times)
bytecoin peer list for daemon? I couldn't find it! pls help!
Hi all, I need some help.
bytecoind SYCRONIZED
wallet made in the simplewallet, but when I type "refresh" it says "unknown command"
and when I type "start_mining" says: "ERROR Error: failed to invoke rpc method: HTTP status 1"
What is the problem?
Edit: win10 64 bit
bytecoind SYCRONIZED
wallet made in the simplewallet, but when I type "refresh" it says "unknown command"
and when I type "start_mining" says: "ERROR Error: failed to invoke rpc method: HTTP status 1"
What is the problem?
Edit: win10 64 bit
How to calculate the additional reward for mining soil?
how can i copy my wallet address in cmd mode and paste this wallet address in my cmd in order to transfer my coins cmd to gui wallet ... please tell me the process ...
Right-click on the console (cmd) and press "Mark", select your address and hit "Enter". There you go, you address is copied. To paste it right-click in cmd again and press "Paste".
how can i copy my wallet address in cmd mode and paste this wallet address in my cmd in order to transfer my coins cmd to gui wallet ... please tell me the process ...
It is very simple to use various wallets in the GUI. You only need to go File -> recents wallets and chose the one you want
Thanks, I will try this now. I think this is pretty usable work-aroung until support for multiple wallets is added.
(And I am hoping this would be soon, because that is what I see next on the development road map)
It is very simple to use various wallets in the GUI. You only need to go File -> recents wallets and chose the one you want
I was using the command-line wallet until now. I have just downloaded the GUI wallet, which gave me a new address. Now:
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1-open your GUI wallet.
Go to file-> open wallet and navigate to your *.keys or *.wallet.
Wait until it syncs.
2-repeat the process for all wallets that you have.
3- Bytecoin devs are top notch, everything works smooth.
That means the new GUI wallet can contain more than one addresses? (The one I import and the one it already gave me both will exist in same wallet?)
Because I was having a look at the development road map and I can see "Multiple Wallet Addresses" as a pending action.
The GUI wallet, can open multiple files *.keys or *.wallet, but not simultaneous.
I think the dev team may have something else in mind when they say "Multiple Wallet Addresses".
That means, until the wallet integrates support for simultaneous multiple addresses, I can
- Either keep running both wallets separately (command-line & GUI)
- Or I can import *.keys in GUI and then manually switch between these two wallet time-to-time
OK, I think that clears it up.
Waiting to see support for multiple addresses within same wallet!
I was using the command-line wallet until now. I have just downloaded the GUI wallet, which gave me a new address. Now:
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1-open your GUI wallet.
Go to file-> open wallet and navigate to your *.keys or *.wallet.
Wait until it syncs.
2-repeat the process for all wallets that you have.
3- Bytecoin devs are top notch, everything works smooth.
That means the new GUI wallet can contain more than one addresses? (The one I import and the one it already gave me both will exist in same wallet?)
Because I was having a look at the development road map and I can see "Multiple Wallet Addresses" as a pending action.
The GUI wallet, can open multiple files *.keys or *.wallet, but not simultaneous.
I think the dev team may have something else in mind when they say "Multiple Wallet Addresses".
I was using the command-line wallet until now. I have just downloaded the GUI wallet, which gave me a new address. Now:
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1-open your GUI wallet.
Go to file-> open wallet and navigate to your *.keys or *.wallet.
Wait until it syncs.
2-repeat the process for all wallets that you have.
3- Bytecoin devs are top notch, everything works smooth.
That means the new GUI wallet can contain more than one addresses? (The one I import and the one it already gave me both will exist in same wallet?)
Because I was having a look at the development road map and I can see "Multiple Wallet Addresses" as a pending action.
I was using the command-line wallet until now. I have just downloaded the GUI wallet, which gave me a new address. Now:
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1-open your GUI wallet.
Go to file-> open wallet and navigate to your *.keys or *.wallet.
Wait until it syncs.
2-repeat the process for all wallets that you have.
3- Bytecoin devs are top notch, everything works smooth.
I was using the command-line wallet until now. I have just downloaded the GUI wallet, which gave me a new address. Now:
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
1. How do I transfer my address from command-line wallet to GUI wallet?
2. Does the new wallet even support multiple addresses?
3. If not, what is the solution for me so that I can keep both of my addresses?
could I solo mine this with ccminer ??
Diff is high enough to recommend you pool mining in order to reduce reward variance.
Solo mining is technically possible with any CryptoNote daemon on CPU.
GPU always needs specific GPU miner.
So it is possible.. ??
I ran my bytecoind.exe and can start mining with the wallet... so I know its possible to solo mine using the CPU
but I want to point ccminer for GPU mining... I have tried both ports 8080 and 8081 using the following...
ccminer -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:8080 -u wallet_address -p x
and it just disconnects
[2015-05-05 21:37:02] stratum_recv_line failed
[2015-05-05 21:37:02] ...retry after 5 seconds
[2015-05-05 21:37:03] GPU #0: TEST, 363.03 H/s
[2015-05-05 21:37:07] stratum_recv_line failed
[2015-05-05 21:37:07] ...terminating workio thread
[2015-05-05 21:37:07] workio thread dead, exiting.
Do i need to bind the IP and port first on the initial launch of bytecoind ??
Hi fellows,
I have doubt on top of my head ...
What is the meaning of "broken pipe" error msg ? and these 'pathway' msg
include/net/levin_protocol_handler_async.h:440
and Just for the sake of curiousness .... I need to ask why "\sorrybigbro\"
Kind regards,
AA
I have doubt on top of my head ...
What is the meaning of "broken pipe" error msg ? and these 'pathway' msg
include/net/levin_protocol_handler_async.h:440
Code:
bucket_head2* phead = (bucket_head2*)m_cache_in_buffer.data();
if(LEVIN_SIGNATURE != phead->m_signature)
{
LOG_ERROR_CC(m_connection_context, "Signature mismatch, connection will be closed");
return false;
}
if(LEVIN_SIGNATURE != phead->m_signature)
{
LOG_ERROR_CC(m_connection_context, "Signature mismatch, connection will be closed");
return false;
}
and Just for the sake of curiousness .... I need to ask why "\sorrybigbro\"
Kind regards,
AA
I have no idea, but you can post in the technical discussion.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bcn-bytecoin-technical-discussion-718834
Somebody's gonna give you a answer.
could I solo mine this with ccminer ??
Diff is high enough to recommend you pool mining in order to reduce reward variance.
Solo mining is technically possible with any CryptoNote daemon on CPU.
GPU always needs specific GPU miner.
could I solo mine this with ccminer ??
Is not projected to create a pack that can allow to run the BCN pack on windows 32 bits for the close future? thanks for your time.
You could always run a lite Debian based distro on Virtualbox.
Is not projected to create a pack that can allow to run the BCN pack on windows 32 bits for the close future? thanks for your time.
Dear DStrange and abit2slo!
Thank you for this topic.
This coin has an ugly interface but is very intresting as a technology.
Thank you for this topic.
This coin has an ugly interface but is very intresting as a technology.
Are you calling MSDOS ugly?
Oldie but goody!
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