it worked, thanks!

[quote name=“squall1066” post=“32579” timestamp=“1382900178”]

I find it weird that a mobo designed with 4-5 PCI-e slots would not have the power support to use all of them? Surely if I was to line them all up directly on the mobo I would not have this problem?
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The thing is that, no, motherboards aren’t engineered with the thought of having multiple video cards attached to them. Even having two Crossfired/SLI’d together is a fairly recent consumer demand. PCI-e slots can be used for all sorts of things (cap cards, wireless cards for external antennas, MIDI devices, breakout boxes, etc.)

Lining them all up on the motherboard directly poses two new problems: weight (on the board itself if parallel to the floor, stress on the PCI-e connectors if stood vertically) and heat dissipation (since the cards are going to be right up on each other creating pockets of heat that have nowhere to go, possibly damaging the cards).

Really, you just have to bite the bullet and either make them or buy them in order to do this right.

Peers.dat is used to store the peer to peer connections needed to pass the blockchain information, of what transactions have occured, around the Feathercoin network.

Peers.dat used to be plain text, so you could see who was attached, but is now is not human readable directly. You can still see the peers that are attached by starting the debug console in Feathercoin help, and typing getpeerinfo. It shows the IP addresses and version number of clients attached to your wallet.

I feel there needs to be a failsafe that does not allow the user to send coins when the client is [i]not[/i] fully synced (green tick).

Yes this is very odd. It shouldn’t really have happened glad you got it sorted and found your coins after all.
:)

Thanks Kevlar. I’m going to wrap my head around implementing this now.

try:

sh config.sh

Thanks very much for your help, he removed all Feathercoin files and reinstalled it and it is now working again.

C

[quote name=“kris_davison” post=“30619” timestamp=“1381169714”]
Sorry I’m happy you found a solution that fits that’s all that matters I guess. Just me being funny about maths the one area where a solution really can only be correct or not.
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[quote author=Quer link=topic=3929.msg30736#msg30736 date=1381277656]
Well the operator just would make more money if the “full balance” is taken as 100% and the fee applies for the total amount, rather than taking the spendable amount as 100%. When it’s an external fee for the transaction he would even pay extra (the higher the amount and the fee percentage, the worse it gets). Also its way clearer for the customer to follow a simple percentage calculation ;)

Just my opinion. :P

Cheers.
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Thanks for your input guys, unfortunately your answers did not solve my problem as [i]stated[/i].
Both iawgoMs and spynappels did as they had the benefit of also enabling me to show the [i]exact[/i] fee charged on the maximum spendable amount down to 8dp.

Yes that’s a good idea maybe making just Kevlar’s post as a guide to development platform security.

I would certainly be very happy to get anything I produce featured but I fear this may be some way off.

cheers Kris

Hi Solasaurus,

I found a problem with the install script of the package I created and corrected it.

I set up a Virtual Machine with Debian 7 and was able to install and run the feathercoin wallet without problems.

So the Debian and Ubuntu packeges are updated on :
[url=http://software.opensuse.org/package/feathercoin]http://software.opensuse.org/package/feathercoin[/url]

The commandline for the qt version is /usr/bin/feathercoin.

feel free to try again :-)

regards

Wellenreiter

See solution posted here:

[url=http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,3915.msg30416.html#msg30416]http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,3915.msg30416.html#msg30416[/url]

Wow, thanks haha ::)
I feel so stupid didn’t read the updates- many thanks, I can’t thank with coins since I lost all of them in on-line bets :-X

[quote name=“Bushstar” post=“30492” timestamp=“1381054368”]
[quote author=Azure link=topic=3919.msg30488#msg30488 date=1381052594]
My wallet is having a similar problem. Transaction NOT showing up and balance incorrect! This happened after I upgraded to 6.4.4. Wallet gave an error when the transaction was supposed to show up: “EXCEPTION: 11DbException Db::get: Not enough space” … but I have enough space(!) I tried the rescan option suggested in this thread. After that the error disappears but still no sign of the transaction and balance remains incorrect.
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Hi Azure, I posted the fix for this in the thread below which has worked for others.

[url=http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,3915.msg30416.html#msg30416]http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,3915.msg30416.html#msg30416[/url]

I believe we are seeing problems with people who ran old clients after the hard fork. The link above will instruction you on how to clear your database and blockchain.
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Thanks Bushstar, that worked.

[quote name=“chrisj” post=“30016” timestamp=“1380648738”]
[quote author=rob_1990 link=topic=3873.msg30001#msg30001 date=1380643585]
[quote author=chrisj link=topic=3873.msg29987#msg29987 date=1380640535]
[quote author=rob_1990 link=topic=3873.msg29985#msg29985 date=1380639102]
[quote author=chrisj link=topic=3873.msg29984#msg29984 date=1380638770]
Can can backup the wallet.dat file and import it on the mac but it is easier and simpler just to create a new wallet on the Mac and send the coins to that address.
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Cheers Chris,

I have a copy of wallet.dat from the windows box. But have no idea where to dump it on the Mac.

I’ll go with your suggestion of sending the coins, thats a great idea.

Cheers :D
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Goes in the Home>Library>Application Support>Feathercoin
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I cant find it in the application support folder. I have moved the program to applications, but cant seem to find the .dat anywhere. Any idea’s?
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Oh on the new version of OS X you have to go to Finder Cmd+Shift+G then paste in “~/Library” without the quotes.

Because as standard it is hidden.
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Great all sorted. Many Thanks

Thanks!

Wow, that’s strange. Maybe try a different program like cgminer. [url=http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?topic=486]http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?topic=486[/url]

Geez, where are you going to school, Bob Jones U?

Try VPN Book:

http://www.vpnbook.com/

Maybe they can run it through Tor before the college realizes Tor traffic is going through the network? Maybe some sort of bridge is in order? Maybe he can set up a 24/7 VPN at his house to funnel the data to?