Topic: Bitcoin Core 0.9.2.1 has been released - page 4. (Read 27416 times)
good news,thanks...update client
I just seam to have problems with the core full stop, I have started threads, But I guess my system is weird.
using Avera and MBAM (pro), Also running FTC/LTC wallets no problems!
I am win 7 (64) Ultimate, When I use 8.6 it stops updating, then restarting the app fixes the problem, I moved to first core when it came out, and did not update one block (it was connecting to nodes fine and did not have any errors) so I went back to 8.6, Ran fine.
I have moved to core 0.9.2.1 and it just wont update the blockchain, I did a -rescan, I got stuck on 1 year and 34 weeks behind, For three days, I did a -reindex, Stopped at same point? (for a further two days)
Moved back to 8.6, Updated fine?
using Avera and MBAM (pro), Also running FTC/LTC wallets no problems!
I am win 7 (64) Ultimate, When I use 8.6 it stops updating, then restarting the app fixes the problem, I moved to first core when it came out, and did not update one block (it was connecting to nodes fine and did not have any errors) so I went back to 8.6, Ran fine.
I have moved to core 0.9.2.1 and it just wont update the blockchain, I did a -rescan, I got stuck on 1 year and 34 weeks behind, For three days, I did a -reindex, Stopped at same point? (for a further two days)
Moved back to 8.6, Updated fine?
great! getting more secure!
Nice update, keep doing this hard work.. 
Finding so many people work hard on bitcoin core, I feel more confidence with Bitcoin.
I am very glad to see this!
Thank you, all these core developers!
Bitcoin will go to success!
I am very glad to see this!
Thank you, all these core developers!
Bitcoin will go to success!
oh good news thanks 
I have a other issue/problem ... the application crash without message.
This morning, i have noticed that my mining device don't "work" (in pause mode).
I open my windows xp 32 bits machine ... and remark in DEBUG LOG (baretail display) that it have stopped (without warning in DEBUG log) at 5h A.M.
This morning, i have noticed that my mining device don't "work" (in pause mode).
I open my windows xp 32 bits machine ... and remark in DEBUG LOG (baretail display) that it have stopped (without warning in DEBUG log) at 5h A.M.
i have re-try an other time ... and now, after 48h, no crash.
perhaps the increase of deployed 0.9.2.1 ? ( https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/dashboard/ )
Since i use MultiBit wallet i don't need that shity Bitcoin Core on my PC with 21 GB of data. Thanks to the guy that made MultiBit. And to be honest i don't trust it since the last problem i had in that software (couldn't recover my wallet backup on it, balance was allways 0, while blockchain showed that addys in that wallet still have money on them).
Bitcoin Core is perhaps a shity thing, but how could you do bitcoin transactions without nodes... and nodes are Bitcoin Core...
Could you think more thoroughly before saying that Bitcoin Core is shit?
Good news. Updating app...
Since i use MultiBit wallet i don't need that shity Bitcoin Core on my PC with 21 GB of data. Thanks to the guy that made MultiBit. And to be honest i don't trust it since the last problem i had in that software (couldn't recover my wallet backup on it, balance was allways 0, while blockchain showed that addys in that wallet still have money on them).
I switched to multibit as well because of the fact that my little computer couldn't really keep up with downloading the whole blockchain. However, now there's a thread saying that multibit has a lot of issues with losing coins. I've never had it happen to me but I'm a bit worried by it.
Finally, what about my question about openssl?
What does the 'score' in getnetworkinfo signify? ... or better, is there some sort of measure to quantify what you see as a 'score'?
thanks to not post on a wrong thread... with an "alternate" software that it don't help the bitcoin network.
multibit work because you have bitcoin-core nodes available to connect on it...
multibit work because you have bitcoin-core nodes available to connect on it...
Since i use MultiBit wallet i don't need that shity Bitcoin Core on my PC with 21 GB of data. Thanks to the guy that made MultiBit. And to be honest i don't trust it since the last problem i had in that software (couldn't recover my wallet backup on it, balance was allways 0, while blockchain showed that addys in that wallet still have money on them).
I don't think this will help a lot, esp. since I don't see anything special in the logs, but here goes anyway...
Windows XP: Within Armory bitcoind 9.2.1 crashes, whereas 0.9.1 runs fine.
The backwards compatibility with older linux distros looks great. However, if this is the upgrade that contains the fix for the openssl dependencies, then shouldn't this be a *major* bugfix release? Or maybe there's some other problem with openssl you were referring to.
openssl was fixed earlier: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-core-bitcoin-qt-091-released-update-required-562409
For those wondering whether to upgrade from x.x.x, have a look here and see if it concerns you. https://bitcoin.org/en/version-history
Im getting the following error on Centos 6.5 X86_64 fully updated, any ideas ?
$ bitcoin-qt
bitcoin-qt: symbol lookup error: bitcoin-qt: undefined symbol: _ZN10QTextCodec11validCodecsEv
$ bitcoin-qt
bitcoin-qt: symbol lookup error: bitcoin-qt: undefined symbol: _ZN10QTextCodec11validCodecsEv
The backwards compatibility with older linux distros looks great. However, if this is the upgrade that contains the fix for the openssl dependencies, then shouldn't this be a *major* bugfix release? Or maybe there's some other problem with openssl you were referring to.
I'm wondering if this is an urgent upgrade as well. I'm currently using 0.8.6 and it works fine.
0.9.1 work fine, too ... no crashs, no freezes and potential more filters for dust/ip ban and other network pollution.
0.9.2.1 crash randomly without notice message.
Hi, I may roll back from 0.9.2.1
I find that app becomes unresponsive on OSX 10.9.3 and requires restarting (despite the notification centre alerts - alerting fine despite the app being in a hung state)
The previous version, I was able to leave it on for days with no issue.
I find that app becomes unresponsive on OSX 10.9.3 and requires restarting (despite the notification centre alerts - alerting fine despite the app being in a hung state)
The previous version, I was able to leave it on for days with no issue.
I'm wondering if this is an urgent upgrade as well. I'm currently using 0.8.6 and it works fine. Any real need to upgrade to this recent version? I'd really like to just have a core client that is a set-and-forget software rather than one that needs constant updating every few weeks. Currently using MS Windows if that matters at all.
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