Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2098. (Read 4667452 times)
It looks like you are trying to connect to Bytecoin peers. Connect on port 18080, not 8080. Or am I missing something?
That is normal. Just let it sync. You can type this to see the blocks as they come in. 
Code:
set_log 1
In his case the blockchain isn't synching at all (stuck at height 0). It's normal for some connections to fail, but here all of them do.
That is normal. Just let it sync. You can type this to see the blocks as they come in.
Code:
set_log 1
It also says FAIL TO CONNECT TO ANY PEERS
That is normal. Just let it sync. You can type this to see the blocks as they come in.
Code:
set_log 1
I keep getting this
I know its not there
Go to %appdata% and create bitmonero folder and put blockchain file there.
But it's strange, if you start daemon it should create this directory...
Well in monero/BCN case it does not create Bitmonero as long as you don't save the blockchain from the daemon
I know its not there
Go to %appdata% and create bitmonero folder and put blockchain file there.
But it's strange, if you start daemon it should create this directory...
^The folder is hidden. Search for "folder options" (start -> search), -> view -> show hidden files, folders and drives -> OK. Open windows explorer and in the path combo box write %appdata%\bitmonero and press enter. Now you are in the right folder where the blockchain is located.
I know its not there 
^The folder is hidden. Search for "folder options" (start -> search), -> view -> show hidden files, folders and drives -> OK. Open windows explorer and in the path combo box write %appdata%\bitmonero and press enter. Now you are in the right folder where the blockchain is located.
No sucyh directory =/
We can help you step-by-step on the freenode channel #monero.
Well i went as far as step one but just failed connections.
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Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
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Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
Thats normal, you should download the blockchain from the first post and put it into %appdata%\bitmonero then run monerod.exe. It will sync way way faster. Normally it takes over an hour.
After its synced run the create wallet command in another dos window. Refresh it and start_mining 4 or number if threads you want to use.
No sucyh directory =/
Does anyone know if there is any problem in having multiple computers mining off the same cloned wallet?
Is there a better/more efficient way to mine to a central wallet?
Cheers
Is there a better/more efficient way to mine to a central wallet?
Cheers
No problem so far. It is good to have all the coin going to the same place. Keep a backup of the wallet though.
Does anyone know if there is any problem in having multiple computers mining off the same cloned wallet?
Is there a better/more efficient way to mine to a central wallet?
Cheers
yes, just open the daemon and "start_mining [youraddress] [#threads]". no need to use the wallet, just need an address for the coinbase.
Does anyone know if there is any problem in having multiple computers mining off the same cloned wallet?
Is there a better/more efficient way to mine to a central wallet?
Cheers
Well i went as far as step one but just failed connections.
=/
Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
=/
Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
Thats normal, you should download the blockchain from the first post and put it into %appdata%\bitmonero then run monerod.exe. It will sync way way faster. Normally it takes over an hour.
After its synced run the create wallet command in another dos window. Refresh it and start_mining 4 or number if threads you want to use.
How much is the block reward at the moment?
17.something
Well i went as far as step one but just failed connections.
=/
Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
=/
Ill pay someone some monero if they help me
How much is the block reward at the moment?
this stuff is too hard for a noob like me. 
i wish there will be gui wallet and pool soon
i wish there will be gui wallet and pool soon
Is there a tutorial for this tard that doesnt know how to start on Windows. 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bcn-bytecoin-not-a-bitcoin-fork-how-to-544715
Do I place the binaries in c:\ instead of c:\bytecoin?
This is totally new for me
You can put them in any folder really, as long as you can navigate there with cd and dir
Thanks Ill try it in a bit
Anyway to pool mine several PCs together or something
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