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I want a BTE.
Topic: [NEW CURRENCY] Maria 2.0 was banned, here is her proof. The birth of Bytecoin! - page 30. (Read 106432 times)
April 04, 2013, 04:40:49 PM
April 04, 2013, 04:40:32 PM
I was on the bytecoin.us.to p2pool for a bit not bad I was adding around 5ghash to the pool I'll come back to contribute to your faucet i liked the %5 fee for that to help start the coin. but i'm gonna try solo mining for a bit to see how i do. I was there for your very 1st block 
Also if anyone needs help I have configuration files for BAMT0.5c I can mine for BTC, BTE, LTC, TRC I use cgminer 2.11.3 and ATI drivers 13.1 with SDKv2.8 and ADL-5.0 I figured out a very stable build for BAMT with the newest ATI driver sets. I actually Plan on brushing up on my java to help make a sweet pool or something but won't be anytime soon I haven't programmed for almost 5 years.... Lol but it's there somewhere.
I use 7950's for mining I get 650khash on LTC network
I get about 560Mhash for SHA-256 networks
Bytecoin.us.in Paid me everytime with cgminer on Windows 7 and cgminer for BAMT0.5c
Also if anyone needs help I have configuration files for BAMT0.5c I can mine for BTC, BTE, LTC, TRC I use cgminer 2.11.3 and ATI drivers 13.1 with SDKv2.8 and ADL-5.0 I figured out a very stable build for BAMT with the newest ATI driver sets. I actually Plan on brushing up on my java to help make a sweet pool or something but won't be anytime soon I haven't programmed for almost 5 years.... Lol but it's there somewhere. I use 7950's for mining I get 650khash on LTC network
I get about 560Mhash for SHA-256 networks
Bytecoin.us.in Paid me everytime with cgminer on Windows 7 and cgminer for BAMT0.5c
April 04, 2013, 04:35:46 PM
well hey lucasjones if it is having difficulty with guiminer ill just use something else instead. What is most common other than guiminer?
I'm not exactly sure what miners are the most common, but I generally use DiabloMiner (GPU only) or CGMiner (GPU and CPU when I'm away from my computer). Feel free to ask or look around for different miners, as I tend to stick to miners that work for me, rather than searching for the most efficient ones, as I am just using my desktop computer with a (pretty slow) ATI Radeon 5400.
Thanks for the tip! It seems like cgminer is working perfectly.
April 04, 2013, 04:06:45 PM
Don't worry about payout. I mine for a while, come back, fire up my Bytecoin client and everything is there. It will be nice though when there's some pool servers. I looked at the code and I'm guessing that's why we are seeing the results we have. We're basically solo mining in a pool because there are no other nodes right now. I's all good 
April 04, 2013, 03:55:12 PM
well hey lucasjones if it is having difficulty with guiminer ill just use something else instead. What is most common other than guiminer?
I'm not exactly sure what miners are the most common, but I generally use DiabloMiner (GPU only) or CGMiner (GPU and CPU when I'm away from my computer). Feel free to ask or look around for different miners, as I tend to stick to miners that work for me, rather than searching for the most efficient ones, as I am just using my desktop computer with a (pretty slow) ATI Radeon 5400.
thanks, i installed cgminer and i think its working, though im only get 6mhash/s when i was getting 20mhash/s with guiminer. Once i confirm that it is paying out ill try to mess with the settings (or more realistically for starters try to figure out how to mess with the settings).
It looks like it's working, Your address is on the graph page
http://bytecoin.us.to:6327/static/graphs.html?Day
You should be paid out when we generate the next block, though that might take a few minutes with 4.61 GH/s
grrrreat!
April 04, 2013, 03:45:50 PM
well hey lucasjones if it is having difficulty with guiminer ill just use something else instead. What is most common other than guiminer?
I'm not exactly sure what miners are the most common, but I generally use DiabloMiner (GPU only) or CGMiner (GPU and CPU when I'm away from my computer). Feel free to ask or look around for different miners, as I tend to stick to miners that work for me, rather than searching for the most efficient ones, as I am just using my desktop computer with a (pretty slow) ATI Radeon 5400.
thanks, i installed cgminer and i think its working, though im only get 6mhash/s when i was getting 20mhash/s with guiminer. Once i confirm that it is paying out ill try to mess with the settings (or more realistically for starters try to figure out how to mess with the settings).
It looks like it's working, Your address is on the graph page
http://bytecoin.us.to:6327/static/graphs.html?Day
You should be paid when we generate the next block, though that might take a few minutes with 4.61 GH/s
April 04, 2013, 03:41:46 PM
I'm getting closer, but I still get an error:
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error while loading shared libraries: libdb_cxx-4.8.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Didn't find out how to install this yet.Here is a list of all the packages you need:
- libgtk2.0-dev
- libssl-dev
- libdb4.7-dev
- libdb4.7++-dev
- libboost-all-dev
Hope this helps
April 04, 2013, 03:39:11 PM
Well, I am having a go at it too. Solo mining is not doing much, so its pool mining for me. Interesting to see where this goes, because it in essence tests what happens if a perfect clone of BTC is brought alive. Bitcoin must be able to live with other coins, even exact copies, because it is open source. No one can stop it so we may as well try it out.
Its also a big reminder that a Bitcoin 2.0 is set up in no time should established coins run into trouble, not being a hack of the protocol itself.
Remember, its not about making money, but about freedom.
Its also a big reminder that a Bitcoin 2.0 is set up in no time should established coins run into trouble, not being a hack of the protocol itself.
Remember, its not about making money, but about freedom.
April 04, 2013, 03:37:18 PM
well hey lucasjones if it is having difficulty with guiminer ill just use something else instead. What is most common other than guiminer?
I'm not exactly sure what miners are the most common, but I generally use DiabloMiner (GPU only) or CGMiner (GPU and CPU when I'm away from my computer). Feel free to ask or look around for different miners, as I tend to stick to miners that work for me, rather than searching for the most efficient ones, as I am just using my desktop computer with a (pretty slow) ATI Radeon 5400.
thanks, i installed cgminer and i think its working, though im only get 6mhash/s when i was getting 20mhash/s with guiminer. Once i confirm that it is paying out ill try to mess with the settings (or more realistically for starters try to figure out how to mess with the settings).
April 04, 2013, 03:27:14 PM
well hey lucasjones if it is having difficulty with guiminer ill just use something else instead. What is most common other than guiminer?
I'm not exactly sure what miners are the most common, but I generally use DiabloMiner (GPU only) or CGMiner (GPU and CPU when I'm away from my computer). Feel free to ask or look around for different miners, as I tend to stick to miners that work for me, rather than searching for the most efficient ones, as I am just using my desktop computer with a (pretty slow) ATI Radeon 5400.
April 04, 2013, 03:24:50 PM
I'm getting closer, but I still get an error:
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error while loading shared libraries: libdb_cxx-4.8.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Didn't find out how to install this yet. April 04, 2013, 03:01:40 PM
Oh ok, I'll compile it now then
I'll post the link when it's done
No problem
I've compiled it now, it's uploading. I'll edit this post with the link when it's done
EDIT: Link to Bytecoind https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54206732/bytecoind
Posting just in case you missed the link maxmint
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54206732/bytecoind
Thanks, already got it! Currently trying to get it running, will report back soon.
April 04, 2013, 03:00:21 PM
Oh ok, I'll compile it now then
I'll post the link when it's done
No problem
I've compiled it now, it's uploading. I'll edit this post with the link when it's done
EDIT: Link to Bytecoind https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54206732/bytecoind
Posting just in case you missed the link maxmint
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54206732/bytecoind
April 04, 2013, 02:58:43 PM
I'm going to check out guiminer, quite a few people are messaging me saying that they aren't getting any payouts with GUIMiner.
Check the console, does it say 'authorization failed' right at the beginning?
Check the console, does it say 'authorization failed' right at the beginning?
It sure does, here it is.
2013-04-04 14:58:20: Listener for "Default": bytecoin.us.to:6327 04/04/2013 14:58:20, authorization failed with 8ZNq6MYVY3ehaZcT7papS5xNjTerkGaT2o:[email protected]:6327
its very strange to me since gui miner shouldnt be doing anything mechanically different from running manually in the command line O.o
Well, it's either GUIMiner or poclbm, it's just no-one has messaged me about errors with that (could just be less commonly used)
April 04, 2013, 02:53:19 PM
So who got our shares then? Can't they be paid out manually?
I think it showed that you got shares, but you didn't actually get any.Yeah, it's a bug with GUIMiner, I'll edit the thread for the pool to warn users, I've had about 10 GUIMiner users message me about shares not registering (when with guiminer it logs error messages as shares) :/
April 04, 2013, 02:50:35 PM
So who got our shares then? Can't they be paid out manually?
I think it showed that you got shares, but you didn't actually get any.Yeah, it's a bug with GUIMiner, I'll edit the thread for the pool to warn users, I've had about 10 GUIMiner users message me about shares not registering (when with guiminer it logs error messages as shares) :/
April 04, 2013, 02:44:51 PM
So who got our shares then? Can't they be paid out manually?
I think it showed that you got shares, but you didn't actually get any.
April 04, 2013, 02:37:06 PM
So who got our shares then? Can't they be paid out manually?
April 04, 2013, 02:27:06 PM
Buying 4k Bytecoins for 0.4 Bitcoins. PM me. Ill send first to reputable forum goer.
There are 8 bits in 1 byte. So lets aim for 8 BTC = 1 BTE.
btw, these 4k Bytecoins are 4000 Bytecoins or 4096?
I think 4000.
4000BTC per 1BTE. Jesus!
Like computer RAM
1 GB = 1024
4 GB = 4096
If someone says 4k, is it 4k or 4096 coins they owe us?
Actually you mean Gibibyte (GiB) not Gigabyte (GB).
GiB = 1024
GB = 1000
Very confused now...
April 04, 2013, 02:18:37 PM
"why not tackle a few issues" the way i see it the scalability problem is bitcoins only issue. And yes there is a scalability problem, right now bitcoin users store every bitcoin transaction in the world on their computers, if 7 billion people were using bitcoin we couldnt be expected to record every time anyone anywhere in the world purchased a couple of bananas or a pack of gum.
Which is a design issue that could be fixed in a much cleaner way than "Hey I got an idea, let's just copy and paste the whole source tree!"
The fallacy here, in my mind, is that Bitcoin (and BillyBobCoin and InsertPersonsNameHereCoin and TotallyDifferentFromBitcoinCoin and whatever other name Bitcoin carbon copies will have) all share the same flaw. And your proposed solution to fix this - as far as I can infer - is to start completely anew, rather than solve the problem properly. It doesn't sit well in my mind and there has to be a more elegant solution.
My apologies in advance if I've misinterpreted anything, by the way.
oh no i agree it would be very nice if we could just solve that problem. Just no one has been able to figure that one out, atleast that is without resorting to increased centralization. Perhaps someone could invent a cryptocurrency where users are responsible for storing all of the data about their own transactions and the blockchain simply used to store a means for proving that your record of your own transactions is accurate.
technically speaking i have NO idea how or if something like this could be done but i digress.
Ah, I see your point about the increased centralization tradeoff. Bit more complex of an issue than I first thought, then.
Also, since you started a thread dedicated to the discussion of BTE and the scaling issue, I'll take my bellyaching there instead
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