Topic: Claymore Miner and Byzantium Hardfork (Read 3298 times)
how do myetherwallets stand with this new update? anything on our side that we have to do?
you know what the difference between bitcoin and ethereum wallet right?
Yes I know. They added ETH wallet few months ago. I do not know what will happen with my ETH coins that I mine on their wallet if they did not updated ETH wallet.
Before 
After (10 hours later)
After
(10 hours later) 
I can not believe that the difficulty already dropped a half 
Btw, I just checked whattomine, it looks like it's correct on calculating profit.
Btw, I just checked whattomine, it looks like it's correct on calculating profit. 
you know what the difference between bitcoin and ethereum wallet right?
Anyone knows does blockchain.info supports byzantium?
what?!?!
https://blockchain.info/
They have ETH wallet. I do not know do they updated wallet for ETH fork or not, I cant find any info about it.
Anyone knows does blockchain.info supports byzantium?
what?!?!
Anyone knows does blockchain.info supports byzantium?
Geth is a command line client. You run it via a command prompt open in the folder where the geth.exe is located.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
Ok so I open command prompt https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
CD to program files/geth
Then what?
The wiki link I provided shows the commands you need to get started with managing accounts. Google 'how to setup Geth' for lots of tutorials and videos on how to use it.
Sorry, I don't use Geth. The wiki I linked deals specifically with managing your wallet accounts. Maybe you should try another client if Geth is too complicated for you? You can import an existing keystore into the Mist or Parity clients and those should be easier for you to understand.
Geth is a command line client. You run it via a command prompt open in the folder where the geth.exe is located.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
Ok so I open command prompt https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
CD to program files/geth
Then what?
The wiki link I provided shows the commands you need to get started with managing accounts. Google 'how to setup Geth' for lots of tutorials and videos on how to use it.
Geth is a command line client. You run it via a command prompt open in the folder where the geth.exe is located.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
Ok so I open command prompt https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
CD to program files/geth
Then what?
The wiki link I provided shows the commands you need to get started with managing accounts. Google 'how to setup Geth' for lots of tutorials and videos on how to use it.
Geth is a command line client. You run it via a command prompt open in the folder where the geth.exe is located.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
Ok so I open command prompt https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
CD to program files/geth
Then what?
Geth is a command line client. You run it via a command prompt open in the folder where the geth.exe is located.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts
after ford blocktime decrease to 15s, reward decrease from 5 to 3 eth, uncle block change too.
You should also backup up your keystore files to a safe place and run the geth client to make sure it's working.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Backup-&-restore
I backed up my keystroke and ran the geth exe file. Everything seemed ok. Is that what you mean? Run the exe file? https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Backup-&-restore
You should also backup up your keystore files to a safe place and run the geth client to make sure it's working.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Backup-&-restore
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Backup-&-restore
You don't need Geth to mine ETH on a pool, only if you're solo mining ETH. Any wallet client you use to store or transact in ETH must be the latest version that is compatible with the fork. You don't need to create a new wallet, just update the client to the latest version at the links in the blog post.
I used geth to create my wallet with my first rig. So do I just update geth on that 1 rig? Thanks for your help with a noon question
Any wallet that you want to use after the fork must be the latest version.
You don't need Geth to mine ETH on a pool, only if you're solo mining ETH. Any wallet client you use to store or transact in ETH must be the latest version that is compatible with the fork. You don't need to create a new wallet, just update the client to the latest version at the links in the blog post.
I used geth to create my wallet with my first rig. So do I just update geth on that 1 rig? Thanks for your help with a noon question
Any wallet that you want to use after the fork must be the latest version.
You don't need Geth to mine ETH on a pool, only if you're solo mining ETH. Any wallet client you use to store or transact in ETH must be the latest version that is compatible with the fork. You don't need to create a new wallet, just update the client to the latest version at the links in the blog post.
I used geth to create my wallet with my first rig. So do I just update geth on that 1 rig? Thanks for your help with a noon question
You don't need Geth to mine ETH on a pool, only if you're solo mining ETH. Any wallet client you use to store or transact in ETH must be the latest version that is compatible with the fork. You don't need to create a new wallet, just update the client to the latest version at the links in the blog post.
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