difficulty is too low. great for mining
P.S. on Ubuntu 17.04 compiled binaries (simplewallet+daemon) work well. Whats the problem?
Nice... Are you CPU or GPU Mining? What is your Hashrate?
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May 05, 2017, 11:46:49 AM
difficulty is too low. great for mining
P.S. on Ubuntu 17.04 compiled binaries (simplewallet+daemon) work well. Whats the problem?
Nice... Are you CPU or GPU Mining? What is your Hashrate?
May 05, 2017, 10:38:58 AM
difficulty is too low. great for mining
P.S. on Ubuntu 17.04 compiled binaries (simplewallet+daemon) work well. Whats the problem?
May 03, 2017, 07:34:43 PM
BitDirect v1.3.1-Linux update from yesterday tested on Linux Mint, works great & looks great with the new update.
//unable to open in Ubuntu 17.04, the previous Linux build does work & or I could have had it open? Will retest it again to see
Edit: also sending a tip to both lukless & epicfailman
//unable to open in Ubuntu 17.04, the previous Linux build does work & or I could have had it open? Will retest it again to see
Edit: also sending a tip to both lukless & epicfailman
Great news...
I'll try to get the Windows Updated as well.
May 03, 2017, 04:06:43 PM
BitDirect v1.3.1-Linux update from yesterday tested on Linux Mint, works great & looks great with the new update.
//unable to open in Ubuntu 17.04, the previous Linux build does work & or I could have had it open? Will retest it again to see
Edit: also sending a tip to both lukless & epicfailman
//unable to open in Ubuntu 17.04, the previous Linux build does work & or I could have had it open? Will retest it again to see
Edit: also sending a tip to both lukless & epicfailman
May 02, 2017, 12:43:09 PM
any news at all? lol
Yes, the latest news is on the OP.
May 02, 2017, 12:34:27 PM
any news at all? lol
May 02, 2017, 03:55:24 AM
Any news about exchange?
May 02, 2017, 01:25:02 AM
have you tried to download the missing dll-file manually? maybe this will solve the problem
No, not using the GUI anyway & was just testing the Windows GUI & Linux GUI
Okay but thanks for your inputs. Hope the dev will update the stuff soon.
May 01, 2017, 03:33:34 PM
have you tried to download the missing dll-file manually? maybe this will solve the problem
No, not using the GUI anyway & was just testing the Windows GUI & Linux GUI
May 01, 2017, 02:41:58 PM
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
MSVCP120.dll //maybe a 32bit compile & need a 64bit?
Windows wallet works fine for me.
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
I just checked the windows wallet. it works on my desktop and laptop...yeah the linux wallet should be updated
32 or 64 bit O.S.
both systems are 64 bit. do you have the error on a 32 bit or 64 bit windows?
hmmm, a 64 bit Windows 7 & it shows that error. I've seen the missing MSVCP120.dll error before, but it's been a while & forget why?
have you tried to download the missing dll-file manually? maybe this will solve the problem
May 01, 2017, 09:32:22 AM
Selling at 3 sat each.
PM me if interested
PM me if interested
May 01, 2017, 09:12:24 AM
If someone interested to buy PM me.
May 01, 2017, 09:09:03 AM
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
MSVCP120.dll //maybe a 32bit compile & need a 64bit?
Windows wallet works fine for me.
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
I just checked the windows wallet. it works on my desktop and laptop...yeah the linux wallet should be updated
32 or 64 bit O.S.
both systems are 64 bit. do you have the error on a 32 bit or 64 bit windows?
hmmm, a 64 bit Windows 7 & it shows that error. I've seen the missing MSVCP120.dll error before, but it's been a while & forget why?
May 01, 2017, 03:00:56 AM
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
MSVCP120.dll //maybe a 32bit compile & need a 64bit?
Windows wallet works fine for me.
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
I just checked the windows wallet. it works on my desktop and laptop...yeah the linux wallet should be updated
32 or 64 bit O.S.
both systems are 64 bit. do you have the error on a 32 bit or 64 bit windows?
April 30, 2017, 06:59:37 PM
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
MSVCP120.dll //maybe a 32bit compile & need a 64bit?
Windows wallet works fine for me.
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
I just checked the windows wallet. it works on my desktop and laptop...yeah the linux wallet should be updated
32 or 64 bit O.S.
April 30, 2017, 02:43:20 PM
might as well mine some while the diff is super low
April 30, 2017, 02:42:32 PM
Errors found well testing BitDirect (BITD):
1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99) & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste
2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?
3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?
//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right
Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable
1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99) & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste
2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?
3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?
//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right
Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable
Error no 2 should be fixed in the windows wallet. If you use linux, the source is fixed...dont know if the dev have already compiled a new linux gui wallet.
Did you observe the address problem only in the linux gui wallet? Or the simplewallet as well?
The debug console would be nice..I agree *g
The 80 bit space error was in the Linux GUI & the windows GUI missing a dll file, the simple wallet works without any know errors.
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
I just checked the windows wallet. it works on my desktop and laptop...yeah the linux wallet should be updated
April 30, 2017, 02:19:06 PM
Windows wallet works fine for me.
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
Any plans for exchanges soon ?
April 30, 2017, 02:18:23 PM
Errors found well testing BitDirect (BITD):
1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99) & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste
2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?
3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?
//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right
Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable
1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99) & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste
2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?
3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?
//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right
Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable
Error no 2 should be fixed in the windows wallet. If you use linux, the source is fixed...dont know if the dev have already compiled a new linux gui wallet.
Did you observe the address problem only in the linux gui wallet? Or the simplewallet as well?
The debug console would be nice..I agree *g
The 80 bit space error was in the Linux GUI & the windows GUI missing a dll file, the simple wallet works without any know errors.
I'll recompile the windows and linux gui wallets this week. What dll is missing?
April 30, 2017, 02:02:35 PM
It all depends on the transaction size, not the coin amount
If you have many small pieces of coin amounts, the transaction will be bigger so the maximum amount smaller.
You can if you want, create a separate wallet and send your coins there in as big a transaction as is allowed. For as many transactions as are needed. Like a storage wallet
Then it is a lot nicer and tidy, and the wallet size in kb will be smaller too with less chance of corruption.
Keep the other wallet for mining
If you have many small pieces of coin amounts, the transaction will be bigger so the maximum amount smaller.
You can if you want, create a separate wallet and send your coins there in as big a transaction as is allowed. For as many transactions as are needed. Like a storage wallet
Then it is a lot nicer and tidy, and the wallet size in kb will be smaller too with less chance of corruption.
Keep the other wallet for mining
@lupanar
An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible
Thanks for info. I was asking because there was some cryptonote coin that had limit about sending amount, 1500 coins was sending with no problem but amount more of that was coming back in a few days, so as I understand all cryptonote coins have there own limits about send amount, more or less. So if that is true about 500k that can be send in one time than thanks! An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible
One million is the max when sending coins to another wallet. I have sent 250k, and 500k to other wallets without any issues.
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