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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1115. (Read 4671920 times)

legendary
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Just do this
Code:
cd ~ && rm install_monero.sh && wget https://ottrbutt.com/monero/install_monero.sh && bash install_monero.sh
OR even just this
Code:
wget https://ottrbutt.com/monero/install_monero.sh && bash install_monero.sh

chose option 3, later go to "no" or "N" and relax.
legendary
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=E5-2620

2nd hit down, looks like its probably a sandy bridge (yay, you have AES-NI)

go to the YAM dload collection, download the Linux 64 sandy bridge

https://mega.co.nz/#F!UlkU0RyR!E8n4CFkqVu0WoOnsJnQkSg

(im assuming you'll be downloading on your local PC, so download, extract, and then use scp to copy from local to remote)

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=scp+folder+local+to+remote

The readme in YAMs software should be able to take you from here.

(sorry. I couldn't resist the LMGTFY Smiley))) Hope it works! If it doesn't work with YAM, then I've run out of options. I'm relatively new to this as well.

looks like Luca Jones miner may work on CENTos

https://bitcointa.lk/threads/ann-mro-monero-a-coin-with-strong-privacy-based-on-cryptonote-technology.304375/page-245

okay im really done this time.
full member
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Merit: 100
About processor:
Code:
processor       : 0
vendor_id       : GenuineIntel
cpu family      : 6
model           : 62
model name      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v2 @ 2.10GHz
stepping        : 4
microcode       : 1064
cpu MHz         : 1140.000
cache size      : 15360 KB
physical id     : 0
siblings        : 12
core id         : 0
cpu cores       : 6
apicid          : 0
initial apicid  : 0
fpu             : yes
fpu_exception   : yes
cpuid level     : 13
wp              : yes
flags           : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov
pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe syscall nx pdpe1gb rdt
scp lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts rep_good xtopology nonstop_tsc aperfmp
erf cpuid_faulting pni pclmulqdq dtes64 monitor ds_cpl vmx smx est tm2 ssse3 cx1

Any idea about CentOS install of any miner that will 100% work?
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1008
Need help, I'm stuck with CentOS.
Can't config miner  Angry

Here is the screenshot

sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


I want to install and config miner on my virtual server to mine Monero, but CentOS is diferent then Ubuntu (I used) so I cannot find what and how and ...so on.

Help?

the only thing I can offer is something I saw Wolf comment in another thread - something along the lines of "don't use centOS". there are VPS providers that offer ubuntu / debian.

Or try hunting down YAM's miner. He created a bunch of binaries for different setups. Any of the monero pool websites will have a link to YAM in their "getting started" page.

I use CentOS as I cannot change it, so it is CentOS.
There is no "getting started" or any tutorial "how to make it work". I am "Googling" it a hour and a half already, asked all people I know and nothing changed. I am running the same miner on Ubuntu and I never had a problem, it's an easy install and run proccess, but looks like its not with CentOS.
So help still needed.


go here:
https://mega.co.nz/#F!UlkU0RyR!E8n4CFkqVu0WoOnsJnQkSg

If you know your processor architecture, download the linux for that architecture.

If you don't know your architecture, figure it out using command "lscpu"
or "more /proc/cpuinfo"
full member
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sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


You need to install all the autofoo stuff. And possibly a compiler.

Try (as root):

yum install autoconf automake glibc-devel gcc

Might need some more after that if it still doesn't work.


Package gcc-4.4.7-11.el6.x86_64 already installed and latest version
Nothing to do

legendary
Activity: 1276
Merit: 1001
sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


You need to install all the autofoo stuff. And possibly a compiler.

Try (as root):

yum install autoconf automake glibc-devel gcc

Might need some more after that if it still doesn't work.
full member
Activity: 209
Merit: 100
Need help, I'm stuck with CentOS.
Can't config miner  Angry

Here is the screenshot

sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


I want to install and config miner on my virtual server to mine Monero, but CentOS is diferent then Ubuntu (I used) so I cannot find what and how and ...so on.

Help?

the only thing I can offer is something I saw Wolf comment in another thread - something along the lines of "don't use centOS". there are VPS providers that offer ubuntu / debian.

Or try hunting down YAM's miner. He created a bunch of binaries for different setups. Any of the monero pool websites will have a link to YAM in their "getting started" page.

I use CentOS as I cannot change it, so it is CentOS.
There is no "getting started" or any tutorial "how to make it work". I am "Googling" it a hour and a half already, asked all people I know and nothing changed. I am running the same miner on Ubuntu and I never had a problem, it's an easy install and run proccess, but looks like its not with CentOS.
So help still needed.


legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1008
Need help, I'm stuck with CentOS.
Can't config miner  Angry

Here is the screenshot

sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


I want to install and config miner on my virtual server to mine Monero, but CentOS is diferent then Ubuntu (I used) so I cannot find what and how and ...so on.

Help?

the only thing I can offer is something I saw Wolf comment in another thread - something along the lines of "don't use centOS". there are VPS providers that offer ubuntu / debian.

Or try hunting down YAM's miner. He created a bunch of binaries for different setups. Any of the monero pool websites will have a link to YAM in their "getting started" page.
full member
Activity: 209
Merit: 100
Need help, I'm stuck with CentOS.
Can't config miner  Angry

Here is the screenshot

sh: autom4te2.6x: command not found
aclocal: autom4te2.6x failed with exit status: 127


I want to install and config miner on my virtual server to mine Monero, but CentOS is diferent then Ubuntu (I used) so I cannot find what and how and ...so on.

Help?
legendary
Activity: 2268
Merit: 1141



I saw that, is that really it? I needed to confirm that the price is going up over this ?


Everyone has their own view-key of "inconsequential stuff," but the price is Risto's endeavor, not a reaction to any great breakthrough in the DB or a shiny new GUI or any other major announcement. But I thought you knew that, so I'm confused as to why you are confused. But maybe you'll be confused why I'm confused to as why you're confused and we'll create a really confused rip in space-time--which would be pretty kick ass if you ask me.

Not DB related and Not GUI related? Then no rational price rise.

my conclusion exactly.

I don't see your name on the Community Hall of Fame thread, so just to clarify - how much have you donated to make the DB and GUI a reality?

Competent developers bill at $50 - $100 an hour, and the Mythical Man Month tells us to expect an average output of 10 lines of code per work day (8 hours). With 5 590 lines of code in the LMDB implementation / blockchain_db abstraction / loader at, say, $75 an hour, it means that the DB alone has $335 400 worth of effort put into it thus far.

Let's not start a fight here and work together on the project. I personally think stslimited wasn't ranting because there is no DB+GUI yet, just that the price rise is not really justifiable in his opinion.
donator
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GetMonero.org / MyMonero.com



I saw that, is that really it? I needed to confirm that the price is going up over this ?


Everyone has their own view-key of "inconsequential stuff," but the price is Risto's endeavor, not a reaction to any great breakthrough in the DB or a shiny new GUI or any other major announcement. But I thought you knew that, so I'm confused as to why you are confused. But maybe you'll be confused why I'm confused to as why you're confused and we'll create a really confused rip in space-time--which would be pretty kick ass if you ask me.

Not DB related and Not GUI related? Then no rational price rise.

my conclusion exactly.

I don't see your name on the Community Hall of Fame thread, so just to clarify - how much have you donated to make the DB and GUI a reality?

Competent developers bill at $50 - $100 an hour, and the Mythical Man Month tells us to expect an average output of 10 lines of code per work day (8 hours). With 5 590 lines of code in the LMDB implementation / blockchain_db abstraction / loader at, say, $75 an hour, it means that the DB alone has $335 400 worth of effort put into it thus far.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
I'm a Firestarter!
LMFAO @ all the new Monero users making all these demands recently.




Funny, I'm in it since 2014 summer
legendary
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Merit: 1141



I saw that, is that really it? I needed to confirm that the price is going up over this ?


Everyone has their own view-key of "inconsequential stuff," but the price is Risto's endeavor, not a reaction to any great breakthrough in the DB or a shiny new GUI or any other major announcement. But I thought you knew that, so I'm confused as to why you are confused. But maybe you'll be confused why I'm confused to as why you're confused and we'll create a really confused rip in space-time--which would be pretty kick ass if you ask me.

Not DB related and Not GUI related? Then no rational price rise.

my conclusion exactly.

I disagree. And I believe to be rational too... Smiley
There was no official news about development for a long time. There was demand for a better website since now almost a year.
Now we get news, we have a nice website that seems very useful and community-oriented, we can see THIS and know great things are on track. It's very conforting to see the intact motivation going into core development.
Risto's transparent announcement may have its influence on the price but I don't think the last missive should be underestimated.

You make some good points here. I would like to add that another reason could be the broken downtrend (which we were in for about half a year, maybe even longer) and an overall boost in confidence.

An image of the downtrend and the current situation.

legendary
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LMFAO @ all the new Monero users making all these demands recently.


Can someone fix it please:

https://getmonero.org/getting-started
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/getting-started/404
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/user-guides/
Work in Progress
WTF? Make it!

I'm fixing the getting-started issue at the moment.

Don't say "WTF? Make it!" - it's an open source project, if you want something do it yourself. I work for free, so can you. I look forward to you forking the repo and submitting pull requests: https://github.com/monero-project/monero-site
donator
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1060
GetMonero.org / MyMonero.com
Can someone fix it please:

https://getmonero.org/getting-started
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/getting-started/404
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/user-guides/
Work in Progress
WTF? Make it!

I'm fixing the getting-started issue at the moment.

Don't say "WTF? Make it!" - it's an open source project, if you want something do it yourself. I work for free, so can you. I look forward to you forking the repo and submitting pull requests: https://github.com/monero-project/monero-site
hero member
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we can see THIS and know great things are on track.
+1 That is a hell of a roadmap.  Cool
newbie
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Merit: 0
Really enjoyed the new missives format Smiley

Amazing work being done here, I'm genuinely flabbergasted by the level of commitment and innovation around this project from the many people involved.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
I'm a Firestarter!
Can someone fix it please:

https://getmonero.org/getting-started
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/getting-started/404
404 Not Found
nginx

https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/user-guides/
Work in Progress
WTF? Make it!

To the community:

Lets tweet about the new missive, the new official website and those nice infographics! If you are bored writing your own just tweet those i wrote:

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569843493134311424

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569844251686772736

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569848046537863168

Maybe you want to add some other hashtags or something...
I retwitted once Wink
http://prntscr.com/68unxf
legendary
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getmonero.org
If y'all are up in arms about the 22 minute version, you woulda loved the 45 minute take it came from!

and my response to the "all the hooey over non development stuff" - it woulda been a 2 hour podcast if fluffy tried to explain everything thats happened. In our first take last week (that was ultimately bagged because we were using push to talk and not using headphones so it squeeled everytime I tried to say "hey what the hell are you talking about" so the chemistry was as flat as a 3 day can of soda), we talked about stuff that wasn't talked about in this take. I specifically remember database stuff.

And its going to happen again - "tune in next week" kinda thing here.

And thanks for the cliffsnotes / summaries. I'll include them in the digest.

Gotta work on that tonight.

and yeah, jwinterm, I'm not an avid podcast listener myself (i tried it for a while, I think it was the content - full of too many negative know-it-alls, but then again I was listening to science podcasts), but I agree with fluffypony that this missive mechanism is more efficient. I mean, do we really want people that can actually review code spending their time making pretty missive documents?

I don't. Which is why I stepped up with the digests. And that evolved to podcasts.

Eventually, something I think we will implement for these podcats (and im gonna call em podcats, because its the best kind of cat, and my fingers just want to type that so yeah) is a "hey what do you want ginger pony to talk about" voting thread (even though I haven't presented this idea to The Fluff). But for now, there is a lot of stuff that is on the docket.

okay, back to real work, that pays me dollars, so I can buy moneroj.

Please keep up with the monero podcast. Its great for many reasons. More friendly, more interesting, more things being addressed. I understand that some people will prefer it written. But that is easy, i am sure someone will be able to write a few lines summary each time. Then if someone is interested after reading the summary he can always listen to the podcast. This way we have both a nice podcast and a nice summary.


To the community:

Lets tweet about the new missive, the new official website and those nice infographics! If you are bored writing your own just tweet those i wrote:

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569843493134311424

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569844251686772736

https://twitter.com/NukeFHarris/status/569848046537863168

Maybe you want to add some other hashtags or something...
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1008
If y'all are up in arms about the 22 minute version, you woulda loved the 45 minute take it came from!

and my response to the "all the hooey over non development stuff" - it woulda been a 2 hour podcast if fluffy tried to explain everything thats happened. In our first take last week (that was ultimately bagged because we were using push to talk and not using headphones so it squeeled everytime I tried to say "hey what the hell are you talking about" so the chemistry was as flat as a 3 day can of soda), we talked about stuff that wasn't talked about in this take. I specifically remember database stuff.

And its going to happen again - "tune in next week" kinda thing here.

And thanks for the cliffsnotes / summaries. I'll include them in the digest.

Gotta work on that tonight.

and yeah, jwinterm, I'm not an avid podcast listener myself (i tried it for a while, I think it was the content - full of too many negative know-it-alls, but then again I was listening to science podcasts), but I agree with fluffypony that this missive mechanism is more efficient. I mean, do we really want people that can actually review code spending their time making pretty missive documents?

I don't. Which is why I stepped up with the digests. And that evolved to podcasts.

Eventually, something I think we will implement for these podcats (and im gonna call em podcats, because its the best kind of cat, and my fingers just want to type that so yeah) is a "hey what do you want ginger pony to talk about" voting thread (even though I haven't presented this idea to The Fluff). But for now, there is a lot of stuff that is on the docket.

okay, back to work, that pays me dollars, so I can buy moneroj.
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