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UPDATE: Latest 611 (SixEleven) announcement has been published on Bitcoin Garden Forum Thank you S3cco, for the hint! Please support 611 (SixEleven) to get a listing on your favorite crypto coin exchange! |
UPDATE: 611 (SixEleven) rc2 has been tagged on Github with the following changes
To pull the latest source code run "git pull" in your sixeleven src directory. Please backup your ~/.611/wallet.dat (and/or other .dat files) and then recompile and reinstall the code. The precompiled binaries will be released on the head page, soon. |
NEW PRIVACY PROTECT FEATURE: 611 (SixEleven) Block Explorer and P2Pool are accessible on the onion network, now. UPDATE: new URLs, please use the following vanity onions:
Drop a note if you are subject to restricted Internet access. If you think we should focus on onion network related interfaces, please let us know. |
~/p2pool/run_p2pool.py --give-author 0.5 bitcoinrpc YourBitcoinRpcPass --merged http://sixelevenrpc:[email protected]:8663 -f 0 --max-conns 22 --outgoing-conns 11 --debug
./cudaminer -o stratum+tcp://MyIpAddress:9332 -O 15...:thisisnopass
NEW FEATURE: 611 (SixEleven) has support for Docker, now. Docker is an open platform for distributed applications for developers and sysadmins. It allows you to run your applications in a standarized environment (containers) with a single command: Code: docker run [...] To install and run your local 611 (SixEleven) node, install the latest version of Docker (Quick Start: Linux, Mac or Windows) and run the following commands: Code: $ docker create -v /sixeleven --name sixeleven-data busybox /bin/true That's it. You're ready to go! |
UPDATE: Due to feedback of the Linux user base, fflo has updated the 611 (SixEleven) source code on GitHub, in detail:
To pull the latest source code run "git pull" in your sixeleven src directory. Please backup your ~/.611/wallet.dat (and/or other .dat files) and then recompile and reinstall the code. TODO: Please post your questions or recommendations for the outdated FAQ section. |
Warning: About two weeks ago, Beff decided to give an aggressive vps pricing deal a try and moved the Block Explorer and P2Pool mining pool to Ixam Hosting which is now HostSlick. BEWARE OF Ixam Hosting / HostSlick! Within the two weeks the vps has been down for about a week, now. First event caused by a claimed node failure for about a day. Since three days the vps is down once more, because the hoster claims that running bitcoind on a vps is a fraud usage Can you recommend a reliable and affordable hoster respecting customer privacy which is suitable for running a full bitcoind and 611d node? ==> Meanwhile if you can, please support 611 (SixEleven) by sharing your (sha256 merge-mining) hash power with us. |