Hi there,
I'd like to be whitelisted, please. I've been mining for a couple of days now, and have a little issue with the deepbit pool and I'd like to be able to post under the appropriate topics.
So far I've mined with slush, swepool and deepbit just to test them, as I've already ordered 3 6950s and wanted to test some pools before I get more cards.
Regards,
progre55
Topic: Whitelist Requests (Want out of here?) - page 282. (Read 474339 times)
ryan your already not a newbie.
Hey, all!
I'd like to be whitelisted out there to post bug report in miners software section.
Thanks
Edit by Maged:
Could you be more specific about the bug report you want to post?
I'd like to be whitelisted out there to post bug report in miners software section.
Thanks
Edit by Maged:
Could you be more specific about the bug report you want to post?
Hello I need out of here, because of the fact that my bitcoin is having the errors EXCEPTION: NSt8ios_base7failureE
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in AppInit
And
EXCEPTION: NSt8ios_base7failureE
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in CMyApp::OnUnhandledException()
And for microsoft visual C++ Runtime Library
This Application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Edit by Maged:
Just so everyone knows, I'm helping erdab with this via PM.
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in AppInit
And
EXCEPTION: NSt8ios_base7failureE
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in CMyApp::OnUnhandledException()
And for microsoft visual C++ Runtime Library
This Application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Edit by Maged:
Just so everyone knows, I'm helping erdab with this via PM.
Hey, guys...
I'm trying to get whitelisted, in order to put my new BTC-accepting merchant website up on the forums. I've been here for a while, and would like to get a jump on getting the word out.
Please let me know if there's anything I can do to expedite the process.
Thanks!
I'm trying to get whitelisted, in order to put my new BTC-accepting merchant website up on the forums. I've been here for a while, and would like to get a jump on getting the word out.
Please let me know if there's anything I can do to expedite the process.
Thanks!
I have successfully launched a bitcoin poker site (and soon to accept namecoins too). That has a 0.8% rake and 10,8,6 player tables and I would like to make a thread about it in the market. So it would be nice to be whitelisted today.
Thank you.
Thank you.
If some nice infos for all miners out there, why they should stop buying hardware immediately! And yes, I know bc, as I mine with 2 GH/S atm
Running three systems at the moment and pooling on BTCGUILD.
1st system - Windows7x64 with HD6870 set at 940/525 using rpcminer-opencl -v -w128 with guiminer -- getting 256MH/s on each
2nd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each
3rd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each
Have some interesting observations on linux versus windows that i want to discuss on the mining boards, please get me out of here.
Sojolly.
1st system - Windows7x64 with HD6870 set at 940/525 using rpcminer-opencl -v -w128 with guiminer -- getting 256MH/s on each
2nd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each
3rd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each
Have some interesting observations on linux versus windows that i want to discuss on the mining boards, please get me out of here.
Sojolly.
Congratulations to all the newbies about to get white listed
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=19297.0
These forums are a joke. C'mon bitcoin.org It doesn't work if it's only open to third level masons. That's the whole fricking point.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=19297.0
These forums are a joke. C'mon bitcoin.org It doesn't work if it's only open to third level masons. That's the whole fricking point.
I wrote an interesting patch for phoenix that allows monitoring of the current mining speed (without going through Pool APIs) and I would like to write about it in the Mining software board (http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?board=42.0).
Hello,
please give me access to the forum.
There is a new Pool out there, and i want to give support for it here in the forum.
The new pool www.btcpool24.com will ready in the next 5 days.
Thank you
please give me access to the forum.
There is a new Pool out there, and i want to give support for it here in the forum.
The new pool www.btcpool24.com will ready in the next 5 days.
Thank you
I vouch for kcmastrpc his help is needed in thread outside Newbies section
Hi can I also please be whitelisted. Ive been bitcoin trader now for a month and a half as well an avid miner. I would to contribute to the mining discussions as well trading strategies in their respective boards. Thanks!
Hi, I would like to be whitelisted in order to ask a question about orphaned blocks in the "Development & Technical Discussion" forum.
Reading through the bitcoin client sources, I can't find any limit on the number of orphan blocks kept in memory by a client, and I wanted to confirm if this is true. The reason this seems odd is that someone could bring down any Bitcoin client of their choosing by connecting to them and pushing a constant stream of fake, large, difficulty-1 orphan blocks. These never get discarded because it's in principle possible that such blocks live at the tip of a higher-aggregate-difficulty chain than the main chain (with a catastrophic collapse in difficulty at some unseen point between a putative fork and the orphan block). At some point, the client's memory is exhausted. With the rates at which people can hash these days with a GPU (say, 50 MHash/s to be conservative), it only takes about one minute to hash a difficulty-1 block. Worse yet, you could precompute a few hundred of these and reuse them to bring down different clients, since orphaned blocks don't get relayed.
Is this a problem that has been discussed before? If so, I would like to know what its eventual resolution was.
Thanks.
Reading through the bitcoin client sources, I can't find any limit on the number of orphan blocks kept in memory by a client, and I wanted to confirm if this is true. The reason this seems odd is that someone could bring down any Bitcoin client of their choosing by connecting to them and pushing a constant stream of fake, large, difficulty-1 orphan blocks. These never get discarded because it's in principle possible that such blocks live at the tip of a higher-aggregate-difficulty chain than the main chain (with a catastrophic collapse in difficulty at some unseen point between a putative fork and the orphan block). At some point, the client's memory is exhausted. With the rates at which people can hash these days with a GPU (say, 50 MHash/s to be conservative), it only takes about one minute to hash a difficulty-1 block. Worse yet, you could precompute a few hundred of these and reuse them to bring down different clients, since orphaned blocks don't get relayed.
Is this a problem that has been discussed before? If so, I would like to know what its eventual resolution was.
Thanks.
I'd like to make a request in the LinuxCoin thread, I was able to reply once but now I can't, Please whitelist ;(
Hi,
I'm trying figure out why the gpu-miner branch for cpu-miner is segfaulting in the guts of libcuda and wanted to post to the "minerd - CPU and GPU mining software" thread.
I'm trying figure out why the gpu-miner branch for cpu-miner is segfaulting in the guts of libcuda and wanted to post to the "minerd - CPU and GPU mining software" thread.
hey,i know bitcoin for 2 months ago,and have two mining rig are working day by day.i'd like to get be a whitelist.also not spammer.
Hello,
I have been using these forums quite a bit. I have successfully used Dwolla and TH to purchase my first bit coins. Although, I haven't quite figured out how to get TH to transfer my bitcoins to my personal wallet.
I also have read quite a bit about the concept of bitcoin. I already understood public key encryption so it wasn't to much of a stretch.
Lets, hope that people actually use these coins to buy real goods and not just horde them. This will give real value to BTC!
Of course, I am not asking the above questions here. I am just trying to become whitelisted!
I have been using these forums quite a bit. I have successfully used Dwolla and TH to purchase my first bit coins. Although, I haven't quite figured out how to get TH to transfer my bitcoins to my personal wallet.
I also have read quite a bit about the concept of bitcoin. I already understood public key encryption so it wasn't to much of a stretch.
Lets, hope that people actually use these coins to buy real goods and not just horde them. This will give real value to BTC!
Of course, I am not asking the above questions here. I am just trying to become whitelisted!
I am an economic hobbyist that wants to actively participate in the speculative aspects of price in relation to all other world currencies.
Want to PM someone to purchase BTC. I have set up wallet and currently mining for a week and made just under 1 btc.
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