Quote from: yoshimitsu777 on December 05, 2022, 07:42:31 AM

Quote from: kano on December 05, 2022, 07:10:36 AM

You have enabled other code that wont always work.
Rather simple and obvious actually for a programmer.

Quote from: kano on December 05, 2022, 01:57:55 AM

Be aware that the patch mentioned above will not send the coins to your address but a random address under certain circumstances.
Most people don't like thoroughly testing patches, so yeah too bad about that hey.

you said that after applying this patch cgminer will not send the coins to your address but a
random address under certain circumstances.What code does the patch enable?
can you please be more specific with your reply?

Quote from: yoshimitsu777 on December 05, 2022, 08:51:11 AM

Quote from: kano on December 05, 2022, 08:20:33 AM

No, coz in your case you are advertising code for free to people claiming it will work, without testing it properly,
with clearly no understanding of what you are doing, and people are silly enough to listen to you and some of them, if they find a block, will not get the reward.

Yeah this place is full of hackers that think they know what they are doing but wont be found when the shit hits the fan.

If you were to actually test it properly you would 'likely' spot the obvious issue.

who do you mean?i did not advertise code for free.i had quoted the patch to ask if you had referred to it in your previous reply because it was not clear.

still unanswered is your statement that this patch sends coins to a foreign address. I'd love to understand, but you don't seem to want to answer.

does anyone else know what kano means and what it has to do with this patch?

Hiding important information when it could knowingly lead to a fatal outcome for others is simply shameful for Kano.

Quote from: citb0in on December 18, 2022, 12:50:37 PM

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You are of course welcome to apply the golden-guy patch. As it was already suggested to you, you could clone the current cgminer version from Kanos' github repository and then apply the golden-guy patch. As mentioned here in the thread, there are also numerous other github repositories that include this patch, which unlocks solo mining functionality. What you should pay attention to when you manually apply the golden-guy patch --> you must NOT specify a bech32 address (begins with bc1q...) as payout address but you should exclusively use a legacy P2PKH address (begins with 1...). If you would use a bech32 as payout address (eg. bc1qxyz123abc...) then cgminer would seem to run without any problems at first sight, but if you should really hit a block, then the coinbase transaction would be erroneous and the reward would not be transferred to your specified bc1q.... (Bech32) address but to a random bitcoin address. Your reward would be lost, that would be fatal and nobody wants that. This is what Kano means with his incomplete statement and although he knows the risk, he resists to post this information here publicly, so that he can claim himself as a prophet afterwards full of glee (by actions like that). Such behavior is anything but exemplary.
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Quote from: kano on Today at 05:05:10 AM

Meanwhile, as most now know, coz I pointed out why in discord weeks ago, and that info has spread, indeed 100knot2dae was telling people to use a patch that would fail if any address you used didn't start with 1.
All new wallets by default do not use 1 address.

After the explanation for all understandably was revealed Kano tries in vain with such clumsy apology attempts to get up. Kano has once again successfully demonstrated his rotten and abysmal character. Congratulations.