Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 887. (Read 4671920 times)

For those interested in running bitmonerod on a Raspberry Pi 2, it seems to work now with LMDB.

I don't know why, all I did was sudo apt-get update && upgrade after a period of not using the rpi.

Sync time is still slow, but it seems faster than BDB.

That is curious. I just did this same command and it worked fine.
If you downloaded the file via github's web interface, make sure you got the "raw" file, and not an HTML wrapper. The file itself should be 3144 bytes.

After that:

git clone https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-wallet-generator.git
cd monero-wallet-generator/
git show --show-signature

You should see "Good signature from..." with my key (4D6CEFC3). You will get a warning that the key isn't trusted, and that's expected, since you did not tell your gpg to trust my key.

Since the file ended up hosted on saddam's server, I will GPG sign the file itself as well for next version, so people don't have to use git for this.

Can anyone explain in simple terms how to verify MoneroMooo's GPG signature on Git? (I've installed Git, but don't know what to do next.)

gpg --import moneromooo.asc

Great work MoneroMooo! Sent some XMR to your donation addresses.

@the facebook team: that bitcoinference video might be a good to share on the page  

Link doesn't work

I finally had the time to finish up the Presentation and I'm very impressed. I especially like the way the descriptions are clear and concise without being ambiguous or overly complex. I've seen far too many convoluted presentations that try to confuse in the guise of explaining in order to instill awe. Very well done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEVm1dMn5Ks

I'm not going to say no, thank you
In fact, I added my Monero address at the bottom of the page. If people read that far down



Ah, I did not realize you were working on one too. We can have two though


Nice

About the logo, it autoscales, yes. It doesn't look bad here, but I'm on a laptop so I guess it doesn't look so large compared to the text... I guess you can add width="50%" to the img tag.

The image was taken from getmonero.org btw.

About the logo, it autoscales, yes. It doesn't look bad here, but I'm on a laptop so I guess it doesn't look so large compared to the text... I guess you can add width="50%" to the img tag.

The image was taken from getmonero.org btw.

YES!! you are awesome Moneromooo! Is it okay if I send you more XMR as a token of my appreciation?

Ah, nice, you beat me to it. And all in one too, that's handy.

Your logo is, kinda big.

-->> http://moneroaddress.org is live!! <<--

PS. I was going to try and resize the Monero logo a bit smaller but then I noticed the entire thing is a SVG vector image? Wow that's cool but how the hell does it work?

Edit. Now I decoded in base64 and it makes more sense.

Of course, go right ahead.
And for those who aren't comfortable getting the file over plain HTTP, the github URL is on the page.

It has been requested many times, and it is here, at last.

https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-wallet-generator is a browser based offline wallet generator for Monero. This means you can generate a new Monero address/wallet without the simplewallet binary. The page is self contained, so is suitable for saving and using offline (ie, possibly on a computer which is not connected to the network).

The git commits are GPG signed. If you know how to do so, I encourage you to verify the signature is a valid one. My key can be found in the Monero source tree:
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/blob/master/utils/gpg_keys/moneromooo.asc

The Cryptonote code was adapted from MyMonero. I had to change the way it derives the view key to make it compatible with simplewallet. This means the wallets generated are NOT compatible with MyMonero, but with simplewallet.

Wallets generated with monero-wallet-generator can be restored at any time with simplewallet:
./build/release/bin/simplewallet --restore-deterministic-wallet --wallet-file mynewwalletfilename
Choose a new password, copy the seed you got from monero-wallet-generator, and the wallet will be restored.

Only English seeds are supported, due to issues with UTF-8 preventing restoring other languages. This will hopefully change in the future (though low priority).

Same thing for non Firefox browsers. I don't have them, so any fixing there is low priority.

Last, no warranty. If you have the opportunity, a test restore before moving monero to a new wallet is a good idea, though I guess it kinda defeats the purpose.