For a long time, I had been looking for a suitable solution for anonymously off-ramping crypto. And I encountered this thread and ordered an EMI package. Onboarding was very smooth, as the OP is always ready to help.

In this area, many merchants are quite helpful until orders are placed, but often not so after the products are delivered. But the OP is pretty different. He cares. That's what I very much appreciate for.

Although there might be cheaper options for similar (similar looking) services, I think I will stick to this. Because I know I can enjoy anonymity with ease of mind.

Thanks! 

While I appreciate very frequent updates of the OS, it seems that many questions here and on HiveOS forum are left unanswered.  

Does anybody know a better place to get updates and Q&A's about HiveOS in English language?

Which place is frequently visited by the dev?

I am using ethminer for ethash and dstm for equihash.

I have a problem with OC settings.

If I set fan value to 0, it must mean the fan is set to auto control. But as this 0 is not recorded in the OC setting, if I change a rig's OC setting is something else and then set it back to the previous OC setting, fan value does not change.

For example, say I have two OC settings.
(a) Fan 0 PL 150
(b) Fan 100 PL 100

When I change OC setting from (b) to (a), fan setting does not change to auto, but remains at 100%. So I have to manually change it.

There should be 'auto' setting instead of nil or blank. Or am I missing something?

This applies to other memory settings too, but my main concern is fan control.

I can use WiFi on Hive OS with wifi command, which is good. But when I reboot the rig, wifi connection is lost. So I have to do wifi command again manually.

Is there any way to connect with wifi automatically?

I've read the conversation at https://forum.hiveos.farm/discussion/9/wifi-setup and tried suggestions there but no success.

Any advice from experienced users? Thanks.

Yes. CROP is not POW coin now. Not for mining. Please remove it immediately.

Seconded!

CombiCoin is currently traded on EtherDelta.
https://etherdelta.com/#0x11468d142559f6ab61e69b47f30fa6a36c93ee92-ETH

Or you can purchase CombiCoin directly from their website.
https://triaconta.com/sale/

CombiCoin is not listed on CoinMarketCap. They have their minimum trade volume rule before listing any coin. CombiCoin does not seem to meet that requirement.

from reddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/pivx/comments/77npm5/update_v303_has_been_developed_to_fix_a_chain/doo5e8d/ )


So it seems we have to wait for a bit longer. Until we are given a clear go-ahead, we should not use any version to make transactions.

And 3.0.3 won't be on the correct chain, I guess?

The same for me. A few thousand zPiv are missing even after installing 3.0.2 and did reset and rescan. I downloaded the blockchain from scratch and it did not make any improvement.

But now I found this tweet. https://twitter.com/jakimanboy/status/921253349940326400
"Until the newer $PIVX wallet is released, please avoid making any PIV or zPIV transfers. Both 3.0.0 & 3.0.2 are now old. Hang tight. #pivx"

So all we can do now is to wait again  

Bix is the sole reason why I sold all my VERI. And it was the great timing to sell.

I never touch anything he touches.

I am well aware of that, but still the wallet is what people interact with when cryptocurrency is used. And I am saying that Byteball wallet alone cannot be a great selling point when there are other wonderful wallets available.

I was a big believer of this project. But when I used other wallets of Ark, PIVX and Decred, I stopped believing in Byteball wallet's superiority. Yes, the chatbot function is nice. But that cannot be enough to think Byteball should be in top 30 or 50 crypto.

Blackbytes may have some advantage in privacy, but PIVX's zPIV looks better in terms of ease of use, as far as I can tell.

Maybe it's just I don't fully appreciate technical attractiveness of Byteball, but for the time being, I am comfortable with investing in other nice projects. When price uptrend is back, I may come back to buy some bytes , though.

Reason of this failure was that airdrop allowed exchanges and big BTC holders like ICONOMI or ICO projects to participate. Exchanges were not allowed, but actually they created non-exchange-looking BTC addresses for this purpose.

I guess dumping will go on for quite some time till those big byte holders complete selling.

Perhaps Tony could have laid some freeze mechanism (airdropped bytes (or big part of it) are frozen for at least 1 year). That might have created enough time for technical and business development.

Chasing commercial partners like in 10% payback program at this stage looks a bit late to me.

But other than that, Byteball do not seem to have any big problem. Recently joined programmers may bring some surprise