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WhiteNotWright

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Quote from: Pala_00 on September 21, 2014, 06:45:12 AM

Mintpal v2:

Finally, as a result of strong community demand, we are now reviewing FIBRE for addition to the V2 platform at launch.

AMAZING!!!

OK, I did not see that happening. This is a VERY strong signal and well done Moolah folks!!!!

Pala_00

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Mintpal v2:

Finally, as a result of strong community demand, we are now reviewing FIBRE for addition to the V2 platform at launch.

AMAZING!!!

WhiteNotWright

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Quote from: Krushang on September 21, 2014, 02:51:23 AM

Morning everyone!!

What can I say, all your support has been amazing

We got added on Poloniex and Cryptsy last night by our community.

Once again, I would like to thank everyone that has supported Fibre and remember we ain't finished here.

Please join us at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#Fibre

Krushang

Hopefully the volume will pick up on the new exchanges over the next few days once folks start to hear more about the coin and want to get in while value hasn't been tormented by large investor groups, which is almost certainly bound to happen, unfortunately. If so, just remember where base value is now and continue to chart from that after the party...

e1ghtSpace

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Quote from: th00ber on September 21, 2014, 03:11:02 AM

Quote from: killakem on September 20, 2014, 11:02:13 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

All you need to download (on your Windows PC) is "MiniTool Partition Wizard" from here: http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3001-2094_4-10962200.html?hlndr=1 (its free).
This will allow you create an extra partition to store more data than the Fibre os has.

Here's how you do it: - Note: Do this after you have put the OS onto your usb
Open up MiniTool Partition Wizard
Right click on the allocated space in your USB and click create.
It will warn you that windows won't be able to see the partition. Click "Yes"
Name the partition label something suitable such as "Storage" and change the Filesystem Type to "Ext4".
Make the partition size as big or as small as you want. (It defaults to the largest size)
Then click "Ok"
Once you have completed these operations you will need to click the tick in the left corner with "apply" under it.
A window will pop up asking you if you want to apply the changes. Click "yes".
Your computer will now create that new partition (it'll take a while). When it has finished close the Partition Wizard and shutdown your computer.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank e1ghtSpace, This is brilliant. Im currently building a wiki for FibreOS!! Would you be prepared to write an article for this process?

Regards
Killa

Easier way :
In Fibreos, launch Gparted, On the 3Gb main partition, right click "Extend", move the cursor, click OK .... Partition is resize while system is running.
2min and it's ok Cheesy

In FibreOS -> Activities -> GParted
Select the DRIVE of the USB Stick.
Right click -> Resisze/Move
Select the new size, then apply

I found out about that in my last post.

(I edited it)
Well, I found out about that method before I read this comment at least.

Edit:
For my last post:
Last Edit: Today at 06:05:33 PM

Yours was posted at 6:11:02

So I was first!! Mwahahaha.

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 21, 2014, 02:43:30 AM

Quote from: killakem on September 21, 2014, 02:15:49 AM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 21, 2014, 01:33:08 AM

Just realised VirtualBox doesn't let you create .iso disks. Sad

but I just found another program called Virtual CD and apparently it lets you make blank .iso files.

Edit:
Wait a second. I think RMPrepUSB will extract the iso directly to the usb and won't make a separate partition.
I'll test it and report back if it works.

Edit 2: aww, BOOTMGR is missing.

I'll try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/397481/how-to-make-a-persistent-live-ubuntu-usb-with-more-than-4gb

Also you can increase the partition size of FibrOS using a tool called DD!!

That's very helpful. Thanks!

Edit: OMG, its so simple to extend the size of your partition! Just boot up the usb and open the program called GParted. In the top right corner click the drop down menu and select your USB device. Then right click on the partition at the top (the long bar) and click Resize/Move. Then drag the end of the partition (where the arrow is on the long bar in the new window) to the very right side. Click resize and then click the tick at the top of the window. Now you can close out of GParted and you'll have much more space to install programs.

P.S. Sorry for posting a lot

th00ber

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and for those who are not in qwerty keyboard.
In a terminal, just type "setxkbmap fr", it will go azerty (or change the country code)

mxxxxxx

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Quote from: th00ber on September 21, 2014, 03:11:02 AM

Easier way :
In Fibreos, launch Gparted, On the 3Gb main partition, right click "Extend", move the cursor, click OK .... Partition is resize while system is running.
2min and it's ok Cheesy

In FibreOS -> Activities -> GParted
Select the DRIVE of the USB Stick.
Right click -> Resisze/Move
Select the new size, then apply

Yes it is the easiest way to extend You partition

For windows guys - You can run FibreOS too on VirtualBox

You need to do this :

http://www.silicongadget.com/operative-systems/virtualization/convert-img-files-virtualbox-vdi-format/2674/

th00ber

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Quote from: killakem on September 20, 2014, 11:02:13 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

All you need to download (on your Windows PC) is "MiniTool Partition Wizard" from here: http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3001-2094_4-10962200.html?hlndr=1 (its free).
This will allow you create an extra partition to store more data than the Fibre os has.

Here's how you do it: - Note: Do this after you have put the OS onto your usb
Open up MiniTool Partition Wizard
Right click on the allocated space in your USB and click create.
It will warn you that windows won't be able to see the partition. Click "Yes"
Name the partition label something suitable such as "Storage" and change the Filesystem Type to "Ext4".
Make the partition size as big or as small as you want. (It defaults to the largest size)
Then click "Ok"
Once you have completed these operations you will need to click the tick in the left corner with "apply" under it.
A window will pop up asking you if you want to apply the changes. Click "yes".
Your computer will now create that new partition (it'll take a while). When it has finished close the Partition Wizard and shutdown your computer.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank e1ghtSpace, This is brilliant. Im currently building a wiki for FibreOS!! Would you be prepared to write an article for this process?

Regards
Killa

Easier way :
In Fibreos, launch Gparted, On the 3Gb main partition, right click "Extend", move the cursor, click OK .... Partition is resize while system is running.
2min and it's ok Cheesy

In FibreOS -> Activities -> GParted
Select the DRIVE of the USB Stick.
Right click -> Resisze/Move
Select the new size, then apply

Krushang

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Morning everyone!!

What can I say, all your support has been amazing

We got added on Poloniex and Cryptsy last night by our community.

Once again, I would like to thank everyone that has supported Fibre and remember we ain't finished here.

Please join us at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#Fibre

Krushang

e1ghtSpace

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Quote from: killakem on September 21, 2014, 02:15:49 AM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 21, 2014, 01:33:08 AM

Just realised VirtualBox doesn't let you create .iso disks. Sad

but I just found another program called Virtual CD and apparently it lets you make blank .iso files.

Edit:
Wait a second. I think RMPrepUSB will extract the iso directly to the usb and won't make a separate partition.
I'll test it and report back if it works.

Edit 2: aww, BOOTMGR is missing.

I'll try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/397481/how-to-make-a-persistent-live-ubuntu-usb-with-more-than-4gb

Also you can increase the partition size of FibrOS using a tool called DD!!

That's very helpful. Thanks!

Edit: OMG, its so simple to extend the size of your partition! Just boot up the usb and open the program called GParted. In the top right corner click the drop down menu and select your USB device. Then right click on the partition at the top (the long bar) and click Resize/Move. Then drag the end of the partition (where the arrow is on the long bar in the new window) to the very right side. Click resize and then click the tick at the top of the window. Now you can close out of GParted and you'll have much more space to install programs.

P.S. Sorry for posting a lot

mecus

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We are 92 on coinmarketcap and its just beginning

Go Fibre

killakem

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Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 21, 2014, 01:33:08 AM

Just realised VirtualBox doesn't let you create .iso disks. Sad

but I just found another program called Virtual CD and apparently it lets you make blank .iso files.

Edit:
Wait a second. I think RMPrepUSB will extract the iso directly to the usb and won't make a separate partition.
I'll test it and report back if it works.

Edit 2: aww, BOOTMGR is missing.

I'll try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/397481/how-to-make-a-persistent-live-ubuntu-usb-with-more-than-4gb

The ISO is just an image file!! If your visualization software can utilize .img files the ISO can just be renamed. It works find with KVM on ubuntu.

Also you can increase the partition size of FibrOS using a tool called DD!!

mxxxxxx

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Quote from: burner2014 on September 20, 2014, 09:30:42 PM

Quote from: Oizopower on September 20, 2014, 09:11:35 PM

Distribution List / Richlist

http://www.richlist.eu/fibrecoin

This underlines my question Cheesy

Coins are splitted between exchanges and personal wallets Wink

Applications to FibreBoard are still open , we will see how many people will apply

To apply visit http://www.fibrecoin.com/fibreboard

mxxxxxx

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Thank You e1ghtSpace for Your input

Just play it with it and when You find the best solution we will put it on FibreOS wiki for sure Wink

e1ghtSpace

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Just realised VirtualBox doesn't let you create .iso disks. Sad

but I just found another program called Virtual CD and apparently it lets you make blank .iso files.

Edit:
Wait a second. I think RMPrepUSB will extract the iso directly to the usb and won't make a separate partition.
I'll test it and report back if it works.

Edit 2: aww, BOOTMGR is missing.

I'll try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/397481/how-to-make-a-persistent-live-ubuntu-usb-with-more-than-4gb

killakem

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Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 21, 2014, 01:07:21 AM

Quote from: Boina on September 20, 2014, 11:36:41 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

All you need to download (on your Windows PC) is "MiniTool Partition Wizard" from here: http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3001-2094_4-10962200.html?hlndr=1 (its free).
This will allow you create an extra partition to store more data than the Fibre os has.

Here's how you do it: - Note: Do this after you have put the OS onto your usb
Open up MiniTool Partition Wizard
Right click on the allocated space in your USB and click create.
It will warn you that windows won't be able to see the partition. Click "Yes"
Name the partition label something suitable such as "Storage" and change the Filesystem Type to "Ext4".
Make the partition size as big or as small as you want. (It defaults to the largest size)
Then click "Ok"
Once you have completed these operations you will need to click the tick in the left corner with "apply" under it.
A window will pop up asking you if you want to apply the changes. Click "yes".
Your computer will now create that new partition (it'll take a while). When it has finished close the Partition Wizard and shutdown your computer.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank you,
wanna try this... Wink

Don't try this, I think I have found an even better way to do this and you won't need to make a new partition.
This is what I'm thinking:
Use virtual box to create a .iso file the size of your usb -3.5gb (for the fibre os) and edit them together with a .iso editing program. Then you'll have the same amount of free space as my old tutorial but you can install programs from the sudo apt-get install command and ubuntu software center onto it.

^^ +1

e1ghtSpace

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Quote from: Boina on September 20, 2014, 11:36:41 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

All you need to download (on your Windows PC) is "MiniTool Partition Wizard" from here: http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3001-2094_4-10962200.html?hlndr=1 (its free).
This will allow you create an extra partition to store more data than the Fibre os has.

Here's how you do it: - Note: Do this after you have put the OS onto your usb
Open up MiniTool Partition Wizard
Right click on the allocated space in your USB and click create.
It will warn you that windows won't be able to see the partition. Click "Yes"
Name the partition label something suitable such as "Storage" and change the Filesystem Type to "Ext4".
Make the partition size as big or as small as you want. (It defaults to the largest size)
Then click "Ok"
Once you have completed these operations you will need to click the tick in the left corner with "apply" under it.
A window will pop up asking you if you want to apply the changes. Click "yes".
Your computer will now create that new partition (it'll take a while). When it has finished close the Partition Wizard and shutdown your computer.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank you,
wanna try this... Wink

Don't try this, I think I have found an even better way to do this and you won't need to make a new partition.
This is what I'm thinking:
Use virtual box to create a .iso file the size of your usb -3.5gb (for the fibre os) and edit them together with a .iso editing program. Then you'll have the same amount of free space as my old tutorial but you can install programs from the sudo apt-get install command and ubuntu software center onto it.

btcpower

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there is a chance for breake last top? I think about buying, but price is pretty high. Cool

flogi

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Quote from: killakem on September 20, 2014, 11:22:58 PM

Quote from: MemoryShock on September 20, 2014, 09:55:21 PM

Quote from: ZerOnEleven on September 20, 2014, 09:48:59 PM

(SPEECHLESS)

(Confused as to why)

Probably because Fibre was added to Cryptsy and Poloniex in one night! My team and the community have really been getting in their faces all week.

Poloniex

We had completed the Coin Request form several times to no avail. We also had the community deployed on social network. I had personally tried to reach out to them personally on IRC to no avail.

Then, mxxxxxx messages me and says hes speaking with MobyDick!! After some back and forth between them a meeting is setup between myself and MobyDick. At this point I cant express the feeling that was running through me. After all our hardwork, we was finally about to take our seat at the crypto heavy weights table.

MobyDick had so many questions that I was caught off guard slightly, but it wasn't a problem. He wanted to know about the Early blocks before 200, the Premine, POS interest and max coins etc etc.

There Dev Team even requested a code change before listing.

It was a great experience and MobyDick is a really cool guy!!

Thanks Mobydick and Poloniex

Cryptsy

I'm not too sure what happened here. We was added to Poloniex and when I came to update the OP, there was a post saying Fibre is on cryptsy. It has been one hell of a Saturday.

If your involved with Fibre, you must love Saturdays by now

I am Chikun.

e1ghtSpace

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Quote from: killakem on September 20, 2014, 11:02:13 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank e1ghtSpace, This is brilliant. Im currently building a wiki for FibreOS!! Would you be prepared to write an article for this process?

Regards
Killa

Sure. I'd love to contribute to the wiki.

Boina

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Quote from: e1ghtSpace on September 20, 2014, 10:44:34 PM

The Fibre os is amazing! Unfortunately it only has 3.5gb of space.
Which sucked because I have a 32 GB usb and my USB is only able to have one partition on it...
...or so I thought.

All you need to download (on your Windows PC) is "MiniTool Partition Wizard" from here: http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3001-2094_4-10962200.html?hlndr=1 (its free).
This will allow you create an extra partition to store more data than the Fibre os has.

Here's how you do it: - Note: Do this after you have put the OS onto your usb
Open up MiniTool Partition Wizard
Right click on the allocated space in your USB and click create.
It will warn you that windows won't be able to see the partition. Click "Yes"
Name the partition label something suitable such as "Storage" and change the Filesystem Type to "Ext4".
Make the partition size as big or as small as you want. (It defaults to the largest size)
Then click "Ok"
Once you have completed these operations you will need to click the tick in the left corner with "apply" under it.
A window will pop up asking you if you want to apply the changes. Click "yes".
Your computer will now create that new partition (it'll take a while). When it has finished close the Partition Wizard and shutdown your computer.

Now when you boot the Fibre Os you can move files onto the other, much larger partition.
You also might want to run "sudo apt-get install nautilus" in terminal to be able to browse your files easily with the program that gets installed called "Files".

Thank you,
wanna try this... Wink

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