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  Compile and run Burst Core Wallet 2.2.1 on Linux (old H2 DB)
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  @dawallet , so where can a reader find it?
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  [how to] GPU plotting on UBUNTU 16.10
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  @rnahlawi I remeber this error, I just being able to install and let everything work properly as I described after many attempts. So I suggest you PURGE everything and follow step by step what I wrote! Let me know if it helped
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  HowTo fix a stuck Wallet
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  Burst Newbies Walkthrough - A must-read (?) for Beginners
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  @jameswis use the core its stable. https://github.com/PoC-Consortium/burstcoin/releases
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  Guide: Understanding Burst Mining Pools
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  Good explanation for the new miners including me.
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  Run Miner as a service(Windows Only!)
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  I use task schedule manager in windows and silently mine at work. How different is your program?
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  Mac Users: New to Burstcoin Wallet, Plotting & Mining
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  @ranso73 unfortunately, the dcct-derived tools can not continue a failed plot. You'll have to restart. But if there is a substantial portion plotted, you can mine it anyway and just ignore the error message the miner throws. Up to you.
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  Step by Step Video Guides How to Use and Mine Burstcoin
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  Updated the original post and added this one:
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  Installing wallet on ubuntu
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  Install the dependencies. (Mariadb, Java, Perl, PHP etc.) Make a Maria db and user for the wallet to use. Download the wallet. Extract it to where ever you would like to install it. cd to /yourwalletfolder/conf Make a copy of brs-default.properties in the same dir and name it brs.properties Nano brs.properties Go to #### DATABASE #### and add your db info. DB.Url=jdbc:mariadb://localhost:3306/yourwalletdb<-- This has to be the name of your wallet DB DB.Username=addyourdbnamehere DB.Password=addyourdbpasshere Save and exit. cd .. chmod your burst.sh file Install the bootsrap via ./burst.sh import mariadb (This will take some time) Start the wallet ./burst.sh
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  Wallet installation BRS 2.0.4 / Linux / with maria database / manual installation
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  H2 is fine. Since you are not running a pool you can work on a fallback wallet. I have an H2 as a copy. Run MariaDB I would make a copy of your wallet directory BRS 2.0.4 and call it BRS 2.0.04-Maria Working inside the folder we just copied called Maria edit the ini file......
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  How can I back up my Burst Wallet?
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  @tinycoins thanks, I am now having an existential crises. This always happens when someone messes with my chi
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  Bittrex - Burst Wallet
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  The same problem with bittrex. Could anyone send me some BURST? BURST-YSQM-6G97-W695-3QJT2
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  i need 1 burstcoin to start hdd mining
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  I also need a burst coin if any one who can Help plese ? BURST-TRRY-KRTX-FJSD-3PVTN
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  www.burstcoin101.com - Tutorial site aimed at absolute beginners
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  MAC OSX | HOW TO MINE AND PLOT!!!
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  @ranso73 don't ask multiple times in multiple places, please. see: https://burstforum.net/post/103778
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  [UPDATE] Video quickstart guide updated for new miners/wallet users!
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  Also, to get this updated video higher than the old and outdated guides, im going to need some help! YouTube SEO is influenced by number of minutes watched, likes, subscribes through specific video and comments, so PLEASE, watch it! Like it, hit subscribe if you feel like it and please leave a little comment! You can also help out by translating the subtitles to your native tongue! Google SEO is more focussed on backlinks, so please spread the link to this video on all the platforms you can think of! Forums, blogs, social media, reactions...stuff like that. It is much appreciated.
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  Can anyone tell me where to find V3 Ninja Pool script to run your own pool ?
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  Hello friends. What about public releasing V3 ninja pool script ? From where we can download it? Or still is hidden for choosen people?? I want to run my own pool? Thas why i am asking.
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  Synology NAS mining burst
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  How to resume plotting with Qbundle (VIDEO)
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  MacOS User New to Burstcoin Mining
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  @nihontastic That is no problem at all. per TB you need to read 10^12/4096=244 MBytes, many ppl try to stay within 60 or 120 seconds scan time -> 244/60=4 MByte/s. So a 2 TB HD uses 4 MB/s bandwith if scanned in 1 minute (every 4 minutes). That is easy even with USB-2. You need a (or many) plotfile(s) on that disk. The content MUST NOT overlap the other plotfiles you have. The naming scheme is: id_start_length_stagger We only look at start+length here. If you plot a single file onto that disk, just make sure that it's start value is equal or larger than your other file's (start+length). This example file has 1000 nonces, numbered 0..999: id_0_1000_stagger The next file MUST start AT LEAST at 1000 : id_1000_somelength_stagger As from the above screenshots you are plotting your 2 TB disk from nonce 0, and I suspect this is an overlap with your existing disk ?