Hehe, no problems. But lesson learned… BACKUP YOUR WALLET! ;)

It is possible to run 2 clients of the same coin (2xftc for example) on the same machine. You simply need to add the -datadir=c:\client1 on the first one and put the config file in there then change the rpcport/port in the feathercoin.conf file to a unique combination. Then on the second client client you specify -datadir=c:\client2 and so on. If you allow one of the clients to use the default location it won’t work.

I can only see why you would want to do the above on a pool though.

The difficulty was 87 and 104 on the 15th of May. Blocks were coming as expected: about one block every 3 minutes on average.

http://explorer.feathercoin.com/chain/Feathercoin?hi=50650&count=500

Your wallet shows blocks coming every 4 seconds on average. This is wrong obviously. You have never had 141K FTC unless on the testnet.

I would recommend trying to set up your own pool.
That way you get some insights into how ftc works, some example of internal db usage for counting shares. How to comunicate between web frontend/db/ftc daemon and so on.

Good learning experience and covers a bunch of the stuff on your list
Also theres alot of info on the matter if you google 8)
Then you just need to learn some functions to generate the random drawing and such

6df90739af285776c3a7da9e438a6c3cfbf40990eba85f42cdbe178fa3b1e8de

If finally went through.

I was told that irc could be by passed with this command in the conf file : noirc=1

i haven’t tried it yet but will soon to see if it helps at all.

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Just wanted to post to say thanks for posting this solution. I followed the same instructions you followed and got stuck at the same point with the same error. This helped me solve the problem and get my cgminer operational. So a thankyou is in order.
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Sweet :)

Yeap, 13.1 with cgminer 2.11 is what I use. 13.4 gave me ~400khs on default settings with all other cgminers, so I reverted to my old setup and now have ~700khs with a default 7970 settings.

Yes, the the install folder just needs to be copied over the old one… it will not touch your wallet.dat.

In any case, always back your wallet.dat up.

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[quote author=justabitoftime link=topic=2226.msg21135#msg21135 date=1373485154]
[quote author=TheKoolio link=topic=2226.msg21110#msg21110 date=1373478372]
Guys im also getting this message but it also seems my client has stopped updating so I cant even process transactions in or out of my wallet… any ideas?
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If you’re getting this message, you need to update the client.
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how do we update the client?
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Just made this:
http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?topic=2702

please say if you need any additional help :)

[quote name=“cryptomaker22” post=“21011” timestamp=“1373433678”]
This is sick
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what do you mean?

thx alot, how about correcting this language errors, simply ask someone from each language forum;-)

Great! I am now a feather coiner. Next step, mining.

You know, of all the coins, you guys seem to be having the most fun. :)

can you remove the hard drive and plug it into another pc via external usb\IDE\SATA adapter
Then browse the drive and copy the wallet file

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[code]server=0
daemon=0
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=unamehere
rpcpassword=rea11yGoodPa$$w0rdHere!
rpcport=9667
[/code]
then start. if you are in the same folder as feathercoind: ./feathercoind

then feathercoind help
will give you a list of commands

feathercoind getinfo
feathercoind listaccounts
feathercoind getaddressesbyaccount “”

etc etc

Edit:
Your wallet.dat will be located at ~/.feathercoin/wallet.dat
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Hey thanks d2! :)

Tried it out and it works. Thanks for taking the time to reply.

Now I got to get me some feathercoins! 8)

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[quote author=Markus1337 link=topic=2191.msg17405#msg17405 date=1372092973]
Okay thanks, there are some lines where there is “infinity” what do I do about that? How do I work out the speed? Add them all together and divide by 60?

Or can I just use this:
http://explorer.feathercoin.com/chain/Feathercoin/q/getnetworkhash/60/-60/json
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your command gets (from the last 60, only 1 data point).

You will need to take the 60 from the previous one, validate that the number is a valid number), and turn that into the hashrate. I do not have my notes on that in front of me, but essentially take the average, and from that, plug it into the hashrate formula (something like H = h / t)
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Will look into that, thank you for your help :)

Thanks guys for willing to help but already got the solution to the problem :)

I use XChange: https://github.com/timmolter/XChange

I’ve also implemented the OrderDepth, AccountInfo, and Trading API’s for Cryptsy, BTER, BitStamp, CampBX, and Vircurex in XChange if you’re interested. Let me know.

appreciate the testing… still fixing up a bit of the interface a bit…

I will lower the difficulty for that. I basically copied over stratum for ltc without much change besides essentials.

uhh SUSE is yum right?

yum search libdb

make with the install of any of the -dev[el] packages and also any you see with that ++, cause they like their oop