Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1521. (Read 4670972 times)
August 29, 2014, 07:47:21 AM
Having some trouble getting bitmonerod v0.8.8.3 to run on Linux. It starts up looking fine but when I get to "Loading blockchain..." the whole computer freezes up for about 5 minutes, then eventually I get the message "Killed". Any ideas?
August 29, 2014, 02:44:05 AM
Still don't understand all the insults and hostility here. WTF?
The hostility is because you came onto this thread and said "I read that the dev made that on purpose. Just wanted to inform you. I'm not and will Not be invested in your monero." That's pretty aggressive, I'm not surprised it invited hostility.
To quip the Godfather: "You don't ask with respect. You don't offer friendship. You don't even think to call us the core team. Instead, you come into our house on the day dga is to post his blog article, and you insult us about Monero."
August 29, 2014, 02:31:21 AM
To their credit, the Monero devs have always been up-front that there's a lot of work to be done with respect to auditing, both in cryptography and design, and in implementation, and they've made credible progress at doing so. One hopes that any baggage from the cryptonote/bytecoin fork has been priced in and is well understood by the community, given that the coin's been around for months and the developers have been very up front about these things and their plans for addressing those risks.
Well, it was late at night, my english is not the best and I'm not really into it.
I misinterpret it - it was actually made on purpose by the bytecoin devs or cryptonote or whatever. Sorry for that.
Still don't understand all the insults and hostility here. WTF?
August 29, 2014, 02:29:53 AM
Hey dga,
big thank you for your blog post
http://da-data.blogspot.de/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html
and congrats for being the lucky guy (right time, right spot, this is a Hollywood blueprint).
It was my pleasure to have read it! Looking forward to read more from you!
big thank you for your blog post
http://da-data.blogspot.de/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html
and congrats for being the lucky guy (right time, right spot, this is a Hollywood blueprint).
It was my pleasure to have read it! Looking forward to read more from you!
August 29, 2014, 01:49:58 AM
XMR is the future.
August 29, 2014, 12:46:53 AM
I must say that I am impressed with the dev team. Obviously more money pouring in would help things roll out faster but finding open palms is somewhat hard with all the scams brought onto the forums.
I remember the BTC infancy days and all the problems. Monero seems to be BTC2.0 but in a hyperaccelerated state.
I remember the BTC infancy days and all the problems. Monero seems to be BTC2.0 but in a hyperaccelerated state.
August 28, 2014, 09:58:37 PM
I upgraded to the newest version but now the bitmonerod executable keeps giving errors that the transaction fee is not enough (tx_pool.ccp:91). I' not making transactions or anything, merely letting the node run and syncing. When I refresh my wallet I don't get any errors.
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
It's just network chatter. You can ignore it. These specific notifications are because we recently hiked fees to prevent spam attacks (with a more adaptive fix to come in the next release).
More specifically the message comes from people still running the old version. Your node detects them and cuts them off. Safe for you to ignore and everything will work fine.
August 28, 2014, 09:27:32 PM
I read that the dev made that on purpose. Just wanted to inform you. I'm not and will Not be invested in your monero. Good luck
you didnt read well
Reading comprehension is hard for sockpuppets. Something in the sock material seems to cloud their eyes.
To others reading the thread, while I'd of course encourage you to actually read what I wrote.
tl;dr: Bytecoin was a scam, they crippled the miner, Monero inherited it when Monero was still "bitmonero", and it took a while before the Monero devs got the code fast by undoing the crap that Bytecoin had added. During that time, I made some money. After that time, I didn't. That time has been over for a long time.
To their credit, the Monero devs have always been up-front that there's a lot of work to be done with respect to auditing, both in cryptography and design, and in implementation, and they've made credible progress at doing so. One hopes that any baggage from the cryptonote/bytecoin fork has been priced in and is well understood by the community, given that the coin's been around for months and the developers have been very up front about these things and their plans for addressing those risks.
@daWallet, please don't misrepresent my post further. It's unbecoming, even for a puppet.
August 28, 2014, 08:49:58 PM
No your .keys file and the deterministic seed will work with every wallet we will publish, you can even use the same keys file on different guis or spv wallets when they are out without problems 
Thanks
I missed the deterministic seed bit when I setup my wallets, I guess I can generate one with the files I have in my walletdata file
August 28, 2014, 08:41:16 PM
No your .keys file and the deterministic seed will work with every wallet we will publish, you can even use the same keys file on different guis or spv wallets when they are out without problems
August 28, 2014, 08:34:00 PM
Anyone who wants a GUI is free to use one of the third party ones, the development of which were supported by the community including the core developers.
Just because we are working hard on a brand new GUI that is truly revolutionary in terms of ease-of-use and design does take anything away from the more traditional GUIs that are available now:
Just because we are working hard on a brand new GUI that is truly revolutionary in terms of ease-of-use and design does take anything away from the more traditional GUIs that are available now:
Monero Client .NET (for Windows) - Please use v0.39.0-rc.1!
Monero QT Wallet (for all platforms) - You need to compile it from GitHub
Monero QT Wallet (for all platforms) - You need to compile it from GitHub
I have to agree, there's even a nice illustrated "Getting Started" user guide for the .NET client
I know some people view .Net as the bloated offspring of the diseased beast that is Windows, but for the average user who just wants an easy way to look after their Monero it ticks most of the boxes.
"Using the bloated offspring off the diseased beast that is Windows" net wallet Will I be able import the wallet file and keys directly into the new gui when it is released? Or will I have to create a new wallet and send the coins to the new wallet?
August 28, 2014, 08:09:50 PM
I read that the dev made that on purpose. Just wanted to inform you. I'm not and will Not be invested in your monero. Good luck
Go
Edit.. so .. why are you even here? Oh cuz your butthurt. hahha. have fun loser.
August 28, 2014, 08:08:45 PM
Anyone who wants a GUI is free to use one of the third party ones, the development of which were supported by the community including the core developers.
Just because we are working hard on a brand new GUI that is truly revolutionary in terms of ease-of-use and design does take anything away from the more traditional GUIs that are available now:
Just because we are working hard on a brand new GUI that is truly revolutionary in terms of ease-of-use and design does take anything away from the more traditional GUIs that are available now:
Monero Client .NET (for Windows) - Please use v0.39.0-rc.1!
Monero QT Wallet (for all platforms) - You need to compile it from GitHub
Monero QT Wallet (for all platforms) - You need to compile it from GitHub
I have to agree, there's even a nice illustrated "Getting Started" user guide for the .NET client
I know some people view .Net as the bloated offspring of the diseased beast that is Windows, but for the average user who just wants an easy way to look after their Monero it ticks most of the boxes.
August 28, 2014, 08:06:40 PM
I read that the dev made that on purpose. Just wanted to inform you. I'm not and will Not be invested in your monero. Good luck
you didnt read well
August 28, 2014, 07:56:56 PM
I love this coin for it's innovation but what eludes me is why it never takes off. 
It's already trading well above $2. It took Bitcoin quite a bit longer to achieve that (and total supply is roughly comparable).
August 28, 2014, 07:40:20 PM
I read that the dev made that on purpose. Just wanted to inform you. I'm not and will Not be invested in your monero. Good luck
August 28, 2014, 07:38:41 PM
I upgraded to the newest version but now the bitmonerod executable keeps giving errors that the transaction fee is not enough (tx_pool.ccp:91). I' not making transactions or anything, merely letting the node run and syncing. When I refresh my wallet I don't get any errors.
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
It's just network chatter. You can ignore it. These specific notifications are because we recently hiked fees to prevent spam attacks (with a more adaptive fix to come in the next release).
August 28, 2014, 07:35:56 PM
I upgraded to the newest version but now the bitmonerod executable keeps giving errors that the transaction fee is not enough (tx_pool.ccp:91). I' not making transactions or anything, merely letting the node run and syncing. When I refresh my wallet I don't get any errors.
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
Does anyone have an idea what this is?
August 28, 2014, 07:26:07 PM
Sorry guys.... Big scam is going on here.
http://da-data.blogspot.de/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html?m=1
http://da-data.blogspot.de/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html?m=1
Did you actually read it? He's talking about what was going on in May and June. It was known to us and seeing as XMR isn't dead, it didn't have a big impact. Others also released fast CPU miners and the GPU miner wasn't much more effective than CPU miners.
Also, people who know how to code making their own private miners isn't a "scam". You might as well complain that surgeons make more money than you because they know how to perform surgery and you don't.
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