downloaded 5 days ago, from https://bytecoin.org/ .
everything was OK. just today i have problem.
i restartarted daemon, but still have problem.
Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 372. (Read 1070165 times)
what is wrong?
Error refresh failed: transaction extra parse error. Block received 0
thanks
Error refresh failed: transaction extra parse error. Block received 0
thanks
when did you download and from which link?
what is wrong?
Error refresh failed: transaction extra parse error. Block received 0
thanks
Error refresh failed: transaction extra parse error. Block received 0
thanks
New logo!
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller I really like both variants. The first one is better, I enjoy the idea and harmonious blend of colours
New logo!
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller Both are okay but I like the first one more, since it has some kind of idea (CPU etc) behind it
Also, anybody heard from Comkort?
New logo!
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller
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Had another go at it and made the old logo smaller How can I find out the hashrate?
"show_hr" command in daemon for your individual hash rate and diff/120 (block time) for the whole net's hash rate
How can I find out the hashrate?
Well I for one am excited about this coin...stealth growth for the past few years...interesting concept and a proper crypto whitepaper...
I discussed about Bytecoin but doesn't look like he is going it since there is no hype at all ..
Then get some monero, they are touching 30k satoshi
I discussed about Bytecoin but doesn't look like he is going it since there is no hype at all ..
Then get some monero, they are touching 30k satoshi
I discussed about Bytecoin but doesn't look like he is going it since there is no hype at all ..
Hey, guys, are there any other exchange who is going to add Bytecoin for trade?
I wonder it in case Comkort will delay the launch day.
btw, I am good with spreadsheet one but would like to use professional exchange to trade hereafter
I wonder it in case Comkort will delay the launch day.
btw, I am good with spreadsheet one but would like to use professional exchange to trade hereafter
AFAIK c-cex was going to contact developers. Dunno if it happened or not.
Hey, guys, are there any other exchange who is going to add Bytecoin for trade?
I wonder it in case Comkort will delay the launch day.
btw, I am good with spreadsheet one but would like to use professional exchange to trade hereafter
I wonder it in case Comkort will delay the launch day.
btw, I am good with spreadsheet one but would like to use professional exchange to trade hereafter
smooth, you are a strange man, answering questions that no one ever asked. For you to know, it is enough to backup .keys as i see. but good to know .address.txt any way there was no question about backup.
Sorry I misunderstood your question about backup, was just trying to help. any way there was no question about backup.No problem, man, sorry if rude.
Wow. Looks like an optimized miner...
What optimized miner do you mean?
I think botnet. I dont understand how someone can optimize miner.
Me ever. I was thinking it is pretty difficult to make gpu miner for BCN cause of the cryptonight tech
You never know what programming or algorithmic tricks someone may come up with, but I agree a botnet is more likely.
Don't worry about it, if they want to burn down a botnet to mine a few coins, let them. Self correcting.
I don't think that's a botnet as my laptop is easily doing 2.5 - 3 H/s . So 30,000 H/s is quite normal as there are many powerful cpus out there .
There are many powerful CPUs out there but hardly any of them are owned by people who know about this coin or care to mine it, and it is unlikely that number increased by a factor of three in a few hours.
IMO, that botnets are a lit bit less risk than massive GPU/ASIC farms.
smooth, you are a strange man, answering questions that no one ever asked. For you to know, it is enough to backup .keys as i see. but good to know .address.txt any way there was no question about backup.
any way there was no question about backup.FYI it is not enough to backup the keys, at least not with the version as of a week or so ago. I tested it and it didn't work. The wallet lost track of spent outputs and did not recover properly. I don't know if this is fixed.
Sorry I misunderstood your question about backup, was just trying to help.
You don't need to back up the block chain. Back up the wallet files that you use with simplewallet, there are three of them, one with just the base name, one .keys. and one .address.txt. You should frequently do this anyway.
smooth, you are a strange man, answering questions that no one ever asked. For you to know, it is enough to backup .keys as i see. but good to know .address.txt
any way there was no question about backup.Quote
download the files and install
what "files" we are talking about - that was the question. go to bytecoin.org, sourceforge, or you can get them from github depending on your os.
backup the wallet files which smooth mentioned, these are the files that are created by simplewallet when you first set it up, reinstall the files the same way you did the first time. copy the wallet files back over and boom everything works....
if you have windows there is a starter guide on bytecoin.org that downloads all the files you need, just download, launch the daemon, let it sync or download the blockchain again, run simplewallet and point it at the files you backed up. all is good.
https://bytecoin.org/
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin
You don't need to back up the block chain. Back up the wallet files that you use with simplewallet, there are three of them, one with just the base name, one .keys. and one .address.txt. You should frequently do this anyway.
smooth, you are a strange man, answering questions that no one ever asked. For you to know, it is enough to backup .keys as i see. but good to know .address.txt
any way there was no question about backup.Quote
download the files and install
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