any Monero'ers going to the Chicago 'Bitcoin' Conference?
Looks like there is a sponsorship of an Altcoin called BLU, sponsoring the after party in Chicago after the bitcoin conference, cool!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7927320
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1616. (Read 4670622 times)
pending balance +1.0032xxxx
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
received my payments just now @ height 135629
tnx
pending balance +1.0032xxxx
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
payment on the way...be patient
pending balance +1.0032xxxx
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
stil no payment
last payment (for me) was at hight 134275 (0.5000000 MNR)
The two people who will buy Monero at our exchange at the highest price until today’s and tomorrow’s midnight UTC will get a 100 XMR reward!
Well sheit guys, looks like you got what you wanted after all: the closer it is to the midnight, the higher is the price. I'm wondering if it will get to 0.0048 or 49 even.
Frankly, the opportunity of some cheap XMRs for you closes right about now... 
https://www.poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr
You are right,this price is so cheap. https://www.poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr
Frankly, the opportunity of some cheap XMRs for you closes right about now...
https://www.poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr
https://www.poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr
The underlying Monero software is still in alpha, so anything "final" is still many moons away:) In the meantime, the two GUI wallets listed in the OP are the ones that we recommend:
GUI
All current GUIs are in beta, but they should be fairly safe to use because they work through bitmonerod and simplewallet from the main code.
- Qt GUI (Cross-platform) by Neozaru
- Windows GUI by Jojatekok
Thank you for your explain.
I will buy some when the GUI wallet is stable.
Me too.
I want to buy some more.
The underlying Monero software is still in alpha, so anything "final" is still many moons away:) In the meantime, the two GUI wallets listed in the OP are the ones that we recommend:
GUI
All current GUIs are in beta, but they should be fairly safe to use because they work through bitmonerod and simplewallet from the main code.
- Qt GUI (Cross-platform) by Neozaru
- Windows GUI by Jojatekok
Thank you for your explain.
I will buy some when the GUI wallet is stable.
The underlying Monero software is still in alpha, so anything "final" is still many moons away:) In the meantime, the two GUI wallets listed in the OP are the ones that we recommend:
GUI
All current GUIs are in beta, but they should be fairly safe to use because they work through bitmonerod and simplewallet from the main code.
- Qt GUI (Cross-platform) by Neozaru
- Windows GUI by Jojatekok
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When we can get the final GUI wallet?
What does last message mean?
Unless it causes your daemon to crash or shutdown you can ignore errors like that - they're typically errors caused by errant peers.
:~$ $(which gcc) --version
gcc (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.7.2-2ubuntu1) 4.7.2
"gcc --version" is enough
now google for "gcc-4.8 debian update-alternatives"
:~$ $(which gcc) --version
gcc (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.7.2-2ubuntu1) 4.7.2
Copyright (C) 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
quote author=hughjays77 link=topic=583449.msg7921577#msg7921577 date=1405765405]
No such file or directory
Are you sure the command ./gcc --version is correct ?
what, sudo apt-get install gcc-4.8 says I alread have latest version
The bug has been fixed ages ago, try installing gcc-4.8 if gcc-4.7 is unmaintained in your distro.
Im not a linux expert..just trying to use my headless linux mining rig to setup Monero as its the only 64bit system I have and I have been having problems getting the deamon to work on my 32bit Win 7 system.
I just tried sudo apt-get install gcc
and it says I alreay have the latest version.
I just tried sudo apt-get install gcc
and it says I alreay have the latest version.
The bug has been fixed ages ago, try installing gcc-4.8 if gcc-4.7 is unmaintained in your distro.
You may have two versions installed, are you actually using 4.8? Check with ./gcc --version
No such file or directory
Are you sure the command ./gcc --version is correct ?
You may have two versions installed, are you actually using 4.8? Check with ./gcc --version
Are you sure the command ./gcc --version is correct ?
what, sudo apt-get install gcc-4.8 says I alread have latest version
The bug has been fixed ages ago, try installing gcc-4.8 if gcc-4.7 is unmaintained in your distro.
Im not a linux expert..just trying to use my headless linux mining rig to setup Monero as its the only 64bit system I have and I have been having problems getting the deamon to work on my 32bit Win 7 system.
I just tried sudo apt-get install gcc
and it says I alreay have the latest version.
I just tried sudo apt-get install gcc
and it says I alreay have the latest version.
The bug has been fixed ages ago, try installing gcc-4.8 if gcc-4.7 is unmaintained in your distro.
You may have two versions installed, are you actually using 4.8? Check with ./gcc --version
What does last message mean?
I found a XMR mining pool in china :
http://112.124.35.168 a chinese pool run at china
It's good for miners from china to connecting and mining.
http://112.124.35.168 a chinese pool run at china
It's good for miners from china to connecting and mining.
watch for spikes. they have taken over mining LTC / scrypt and X11
You can delete the log file. At the moment there is a lot of output to help the devs in case of issues, but you don't need that as a user.
Also, if you aren't concerned with log errors (just about all of the typical errors are not needed to be known to an average user) you can type set_log 0 and it will slow the growth of that file for the future.
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