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Just to avoid wasted time...can you point me to this code? Also, any tips on updating? Once I successfully update, I will write a complete, step-by-step tutorial on the process for others. And as a last question...since I am running a masternode, should there be any problem running p2pool...

I have complete, step-by-step guides to setting up a masternode, and also always help those who are having difficulties with my guides. If you are interested, just go to PlanetCrypton.com. If you have any questions let me know.

I aggree that the focus should not be on price, but on the strength and stability of the darkcoin network and wallets. With these will come a higher price.

Using "cold" wallets would be enough to protect the "shareholders," just as is currently done with Masternodes

Great job! I just checked https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/ and see that it has not been updated yet. I think that will help get the word out, as it is the "go to" place to find downloads and updates.

We've had our pool open for over 90 days. It was paying out, and everything was fine, even after RC5. Over the weekend our host needed to do some required maintenance, and after rebooting and restarting the pool keeps hanging up with the following message: Testing bitcoind P2P connection to...

Just updated my masternode and p2pool...all looks good! For those who have followed my "Complete, Step-By-Step" guides for running Darkcoin, I have a page with upgrade instructions at: http://planetcrypton.com/update-darkcoin-daemon Also, if anyone wants to try their hand at mining, feel free...

Hi...please add PlanetCrypton's p2pool to the list. We've been up and running for a few months now, and also have complete, step-by-step instructions for setting up darkoin miners, servers, and so on, and are also very happy and quick to respond to any questions we get. Our p2pool url is...

For now (and probably forever, but you never know) I have abandoned the idea of connecting video cards via usb. It does seem that it is technically possible, provided that the laptop in question has advanced enough hardware already. (In particular it would need to have at least one USB 3.0...

First a bit of background on public and private keys, since I don't know what level of knowledge you have about such things. When you use a darkcoin address (or bitcoin, or most any other crypto-coin) to give to people to send you money, that address is actually a "public" address. It...

I don't know what the limit is on password length...do you know how long the first password (the long one) that you tried was?

I don't think it's really necessary to vote anymore....it's essentially unanimously #2 all the way. I do agree with kaene, however, that once #2 is pretty much wrapped up, integration with OpenBazaar should be attacked next. It is a perfect fit to have a truly decentralized, anonymous market...

I just like to be as safe and careful as possible...and at times that may lead to overkill. That said, I am not sure why you got the authentication error...but am I to assume that when you changed to a somewhat shorter password you had success?

This is a bit overdue, but I posted my complete, step-by-step instructions for installing ccminer at: http://planetcrypton.com/install_ccminer I hope this is useful!

Thanks for the quick reply! If you find that using 12.04 does solve your problem then I will edit my guides to reflect that. Good luck!

I have to admit I really don't know why you're having this problem. To my knowledge, no one else following my guide had this issue. The last possibility I can think of is that perhaps this needs to be on ubuntu 12.04 LTS, rather than 14.04. For my own setup, 14.04 is on my remote server, but...

I have never encountered this problem before. I am going to offer some suggestions or things to try...sorry if some of it sounds a bit "stupid," for lack of a better word. I'm just trying to eliminate some possible issues. When you issue the dumpprivkey, command, I am assuming you are not...

Just a quick note: I finally got it! It was just a matter of some minor typos. Also, cuda-tools 6.0 works fine with ccminer (I'm actually not the first to report this). I will write up a "complete step-by-step tutorial" soon...just a little exhausted from work now. In particular, I wanted...

The thing about 5.5 vs 6.0 is a possibility. Also, it is my understanding that on windows it is typical to create a .bat file, but obviously this would not be the case on Ubuntu...but is there perhaps some configuration file?

"--help" was the first thing I tried....and I am still struggling with this. It seems that the command line you quoted is for windows, but I am running Ubuntu. Here's the command line I am currinetly working with: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/cuda-6.0/lib64 ./ccminer -a X11 -d gtx780ti -f 1 -o...