widih.. Indonesia ga' ada ya??

ada gan, cuman mojok disudut ruangan... coz ga da temen 

git clone https://github.com/InvictusInnovations/ProtoShares
cd Protoshares
qmake-qt4 -makefile protoshares-qt.pro USE_QRCODE=1 USE_UPNP=1
make

  

So in the Alpha I see the green bar saying "Registered" and a gold bar saying "Keyhotee Founder". Does this mean I'm good for registration and you're able to add me to the genesis block?

mine still "Unregistered". is that ok?

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Did someone get this to build under linux?
I don't have any other way to use this...

yes, whats your problem? i manage to compile and run with arch linux.

Can you list the dependencies?
Did you use cmake at all?

afaik 'git' 'boost' 'gcc' 'cmake' 'make' 'openssl', please note name may different on other distro

I have all of these and I installed cmake 2.8.11+ from source, didn't you need QT5 libs for it?
I can't find the right ones...


Thanks

yep, qt5, sorry forgot about that. whats your distro?

Did someone get this to build under linux?
I don't have any other way to use this...

yes, whats your problem? i manage to compile and run with arch linux.

i have some questions
1. is first/middle/last name case sensitive?
2. can i skip (leave blank) passport and license?
3. do i need to remember brain wallet key?
thanks 

Anyone compiled mmcminer in Archlinux? could tell me what packages are required?

(64bit only) here's my PKGBUILD https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:aguswinata/cpuminer-mmcminer/PKGBUILD?expand=1
feels free to modify.
binary available at http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/aguswinata/Arch_Extra/

Hello r05,

Thanks, that helps a lot.

Another question from a Debian newbie.

When calling the miner, I change to the scr-directory by: cd ~/ptsminer/src
Then I start the miner by ./ptsminer <...> 4

What does the "./" stand for.
Under Windows it is the current directory.
So under windows also :ptsminer <...> 4 will work.

But under Debian I got the message "command not found".

If I type "ls -lh" , there is, beside the sourcefiles, a file called  "-rwxr-xr-x ... ptsminer", without extensions.

But where is the executable?

Sincerly

Hurlie

well that's to avoid path problem
let say, you put ptsminer binary on /home/username/ptsminer/src/
there's several ways to run binary

"/home/username/ptsminer/src/ptsminer <command options>"
similar to
"~/ptsminer/src/ptsminer <command options>"

or
"cd /home/username/ptsminer/src" then "./ptsminer <command options>"
dot (.) here represent /home/username/ptsminer/src

or
copy your binary to /usr/bin/ then run "ptsminer <command options>"

unix binary dont have extension like windows (.exe)

btw im using tmux instead of screen.
login to your vps, run tmux, run your miner, then detach tmux by ctrl+b+d, exit putty
next time you just simply login to your vps then run "tmux attach" to open last session where your miner still running all the time.