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Buy/Sell RYC
Use the exchange: https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/9
Mining
Pools
http://www.royalcoinpool.com
http://miningpool.eu/ ---> PPLNS pool with a 1% fees
http://rlcpool.erundook.net/ ----> Fees 1,5% ----> ddos-protected
P2Pools
http://pool01-royal.coinloot.com:8300/static/ ---> 3% Fees -------> ( http://pool01-royal.coinloot.com:8300/fee)
http://chncoin.no-ip.biz:9444/static/ ---> 3% fees ------------------> ( http://chncoin.no-ip.biz:9444/fee )
http://p2pool.web2go.hu:8400/ ---> fees: 3% ----> location: EU ----> ( http://p2pool.web2go.hu:8400/fee )
http://ryc.sytes.net:19327 --> 1% fees ----------------------------> ( http://ryc.sytes.net:19327/fee )
http://141.138.192.240:3355/static/
A block explorer is available at http://block.al.tcoin.info/chain/RoyalCoin
Compiling for unix
If you are having any issues, try the following:
or
Bounties
Bounties are available for various RoyalCoin related services. More info at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=201370
Free RYC
Visit the giveaway thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=201323.140
Use the exchange: https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/9
Mining
Pools
http://www.royalcoinpool.com
http://miningpool.eu/ ---> PPLNS pool with a 1% fees
http://rlcpool.erundook.net/ ----> Fees 1,5% ----> ddos-protected
P2Pools
http://pool01-royal.coinloot.com:8300/static/ ---> 3% Fees -------> ( http://pool01-royal.coinloot.com:8300/fee)
http://chncoin.no-ip.biz:9444/static/ ---> 3% fees ------------------> ( http://chncoin.no-ip.biz:9444/fee )
http://p2pool.web2go.hu:8400/ ---> fees: 3% ----> location: EU ----> ( http://p2pool.web2go.hu:8400/fee )
http://ryc.sytes.net:19327 --> 1% fees ----------------------------> ( http://ryc.sytes.net:19327/fee )
http://141.138.192.240:3355/static/
A block explorer is available at http://block.al.tcoin.info/chain/RoyalCoin
Compiling for unix
If you are having any issues, try the following:
Quote
make clean -f makefile.unix
make -f makefile.unix
make -f makefile.unix
or
I got it too build doing this:
put build.h into src and src/obj
comment out the line "/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh ..." in makefile.unix
make -f makefile.unix
also works well with a litecoin pushpool
so far 1 accepted out of 200(started around block 83), with 74 connections (i opened the port router side)
put build.h into src and src/obj
comment out the line "/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh ..." in makefile.unix
make -f makefile.unix
Quote from: build.h
#define BUILD_DESC "v0.6.3.0-g3aaa7ba-beta"
#define BUILD_DATE "2013-05-09 02:02:57 +0400"
#define BUILD_DATE "2013-05-09 02:02:57 +0400"
also works well with a litecoin pushpool
so far 1 accepted out of 200(started around block 83), with 74 connections (i opened the port router side)
Bounties
Bounties are available for various RoyalCoin related services. More info at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=201370
Free RYC
Visit the giveaway thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=201323.140
Royal
-adj
unusually good or impressive; first-rate
RoyalCoin is a new scrypt based coin developed by 3 guys based out of Montreal. We believe that the name of a coin is integral to it's success, so we won't be offering you junk. Here's what you need to know about RoyalCoin:
3 min between blocks
Subsidy half every 600,000 blocks
140,000,000 total coins
Retargets once per day (every 480 blocks)
100 coins per block
No premine
Default port is 9556
Default RPC port is 9557
In light of the fast difficulty retarget, early adopter special is offered:
Blocks 0-10 are for testing purposes and worth 0 RYC
Blocks 10-510 blocks worth 500 RYC
Blocks 510-1010 worth 250 RYC
Blocks 1010-2010 worth 125 RYC
Windows binaries: https://sourceforge.net/projects/royalcoin/files/royalcoin-qt.zip/download
Daemon (windows): https://sourceforge.net/projects/royalcoin/files/royalcoind.zip/download
Source: https://sourceforge.net/projects/royalcoin/files/royalcoin-source.zip/download
Website: http://royalcoin.org
You should be able to use any distribution you want.
I've successfully installed Debian on a stick. And Ubuntu is based on Debian.
But a stick is not as resilient as a (SSD) disk with regards to rewriting, so the stick might not last
as long. OTOH, the price of a 4GB stick isn't much, so it not a big problem (for me at least).
I've successfully installed Debian on a stick. And Ubuntu is based on Debian.
But a stick is not as resilient as a (SSD) disk with regards to rewriting, so the stick might not last
as long. OTOH, the price of a 4GB stick isn't much, so it not a big problem (for me at least).
Lubuntu or xubuntu
