i will mine this

Hello,

Of what coin is Gainercoin a clone, source code wise?

Thank you.

dont forget that

- miner software tends to be overly optimistic, or even straight out lying about the hashrate they reach in order to get an edge on competition.  take their reported hashrates with a grain of salt

- there's network lag

- there's all kinds of factors


at any rate, stealing from your *hashrate* would be the worst possible way to steal from you since it's immeidately visible


at every single pool i've mined at, all coins combined, i pretty much never had the advertised miner hashrate being also the accepted hashrate of the pool
5%-10% seems to be the average gap



if you really really want to make sure you're not getting your hashrate stolen, setup a local pool on your computer (takes a hour or two since you're computer savvy)
and mine on it and see the results

too many scam reports about your pools

if you really charge 0% then how can u afford transaction fees and what is the point of running the pools?

i wouldn't touch your pool if my life depended on it

0% fee?  RIGHT

how the hell do u guys make money then?


sounds fishy i'll pass thx

running at 5.2 KH/sec on fresh pool right now

got a few payouts. seems to work ok

i buy hash from miningrigrentals site

Compiling for 64bit still fails to the 2nd error (TransactionId not a member of CryptoNote), your workaround doesn't fix it (it does fix the 1st error but it becomes irrelevant when compiling for 64 bits).


Thanks again.

Hi,

Indeed, I was trying to build for 32 bits, my bad.

I'm only familiar with VS but if QT Creator is the way to go, can someone please quickly outline the basic procedure for the compilation?

What to install, what file to open with it..

I installed QT Creator and checked the MINGW box, Cmake was installed already, tried to open CMakeLists.txt with the QT Creator app, but it didn't do much.

Thank you.

Дoбpый дeнь,

Пытaюcь cкoмпилиpoвaть wallet c https://github.com/seredat/karbowanecwallet.git

Hacкoлькo иcxoдники cooтвeтcтвyют peлизaм?  Бeз cooтвeтcвyющиx иcxoдникoв я пpocтo тaк нe зaпycкaю.

B Win 10 / VS2017, c QT 5.10:



1>------ Build started: Project: cryptonote, Configuration: Release Win32 ------
1>slow-hash.c
1>C:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\slow-hash.c(1153): warning C4028: formal parameter 3 different from declaration
1>C:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\slow-hash.c(1153): error C2371: 'aesb_single_round': redefinition; different basic types
1>c:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\aesb.h(143): note: see declaration of 'aesb_single_round'
1>C:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\slow-hash.c(1154): warning C4028: formal parameter 3 different from declaration
1>C:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\slow-hash.c(1154): error C2371: 'aesb_pseudo_round': redefinition; different basic types
1>c:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\src\crypto\aesb.h(154): note: see declaration of 'aesb_pseudo_round'
1>Done building project "cryptonote.vcxproj" -- FAILED.


2>------ Build started: Project: karbowanec, Configuration: Release Win32 ------
2>mocs_compilation.cpp
2>Info: Boost.Config is older than your compiler version - probably nothing bad will happen - but you may wish to look for an update Boost version.  Define BOOST_CONFIG_SUPPRESS_OUTDATED_MESSAGE to suppress this message.
2>c:\test\karbowanecwallet\build\karbowanec_autogen\include_release\mxuweoxilk\../../../../src/gui/SendFrame.h(41): error C2039: 'TransactionId': is not a member of 'CryptoNote'
2>C:\test\karbowanecwallet\cryptonote\include\IWallet.h(25): note: see declaration of 'CryptoNote'
2>c:\test\karbowanecwallet\build\karbowanec_autogen\include_release\mxuweoxilk\../../../../src/gui/SendFrame.h(41): error C2061: syntax error: identifier 'TransactionId'
2>Done building project "karbowanec.vcxproj" -- FAILED.

Also I'd like to point out that delivery is an option.  If it's in Europe somewhere not too far from France, I can drive to your place and deliver the goods, we can test the hardware before you pay for it to make sure everything is in good order.

14 GPU
3 rig frames (unique, self built, wooden)
3 mobo (asus prime 270-p) with 4gb ram + cpu each
2x 1200w corsair psu, 3x 750w psu, 1x500w psu
14x risers - most are SATA yellows, there are like 4 6-pin blue ones.

I have plenty of lowball offers at this time.  Please don't waste everyone's time by lowballing me, these GPUs are almost new and I'm not letting them go for $250 each or something.

Paris, France.

Pictures:


https://imgur.com/a/4xnmJ

Moving to another country in a couple months, need to sell some hardware.

Have 14x 1070x: this model precisely:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N1070WF2OC-8GD-rev-10#kf

Pictures:
https://imgur.com/a/4xnmJ

Can sell any number of cards, up to 14 at a time.

They were all purchased between end of june 2017 and beginning of august 2017, since then they spent about two months mining - 68% max TDP in a cool environment - and about 1 to 2 months on the shelf.

I have the original invoices and boxes, they were all bought cash in Paris, France.

They all work perfectly and are in like-new condition.

Willing to travel within reason for a direct transaction, or ship at your convenience.  Willing to talk on the phone, etc.

I'm accepting payment in BTC or fiat.

Also have a bunch of paraphernalia - mobo, PSU, risers, you name it.

Please make offer in PM.

I'm trying to interface PHP with bitcoin-core (not overly ambitious, I know, but you have to start somewhere).  Got it working to an extent but realized I'm missing something important - how to manage several wallets?

I'd like to make a simple wallet PHP app that would be multi-user.

Am I correct to assume it means several wallets (private keys) managed by the same bitcoin-core daemon?
I see there's multiwallet support in the latest bitcoin-core, is this the best way to do it?

How was it done before this feature or with forks of bitcoin-core that do not support multiwallet as of today?

How do the exchanges such as Kraken, for example, do it?  Do they interface with bitcoin-core or do they implement their own version of a bitcoin daemon?

Thank you for dropping some knowledge on me.  It's not that straightforward to find that info.

Let me know if I'm in the wrong forum (and yes I did search the forums).

Thanks.