Quote from: Firebird2000 on May 24, 2014, 01:36:52 PM

Where can I find the windows wallet? I do not know how to build it.
I was solo mining this, but now I am stuck. Thanks.

For now, Firebird2000, see below.

The team (as it is) is working on a Win32 version, linux build from source, ofc, and in due course a Mac wallet.

Any problems, please visit the #starcoin channel on Freenode IRC (webchat here)

Quote from: bee7 on May 23, 2014, 04:59:19 AM

Version 1.7.0

Win64: https://mega.co.nz/#!9dBynbaS!YEvnMIXoKMyyMzcMlldZoLyQX6-zyH3VP6a03kmkook
source: https://github.com/bee7/starcoin

After the time-wrap bug hit Starcoin at block 777855 again and finally stoped the network from producing new blocks the following changes to the protocol were implemented:

1) The ActualSpacing is bound by 2 seconds and TargetTimespan, i.e. 15 minutes
2) The PoW/PoS ratio is set to 1:3 (compare to the original one 1:12) to allow more PoW blocks as anyway for the last half a year the PoS was already broken.
3) The block trust scoring algorithm changed to target 3 PoW blocks among past 12 blocks.

Release Notes:

The Windows binary provided is native Win64 application cross-built using linux mingw64 environment.
It is built with BerkeleyDB 4.8.30 and openssl-1.0.1g. The builtin CPU miner in above mentioned build should not work due to some incompatibility between mingw64 and original scrypt implementation. Though, mingw32 version should work just fine. Feel free to build one if you need this functionality.

Please note, I am not going to be a developer of this coin, I just released a fix that may allow the StarCoin to survive.

So, let's see if cryptsy updates its wallet to this version.

Good luck.