While everybody is trying to bring a new coins with new shiny cool features, everybody is missing the simple fact that coin is for paying. So why nobody cares about simple feature, to allow buy things with a coin?

It would be simple like this:
A merchant will put up a qr code with a wallet address and price in USD/EUR on his merchandise. Customer has an app in his smartphone that will read the code and get the current price for the coin on the exchange. Then if he decides to buy, the application will transfer the amount to merchant's wallet. All done. Merchant will receive confirmation, buyer goes away with goods.

We already have a wallet for android don't we? So all we're missing is to put this QR code function in and an application that shows transactions and prints codes.

What do you people think?

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I think its fully functional and useful enough now to recommend to our users.

Thinking of some future potential improvements -

1. Advising user if MMC address not configured and refusing to start mining.
2. Prompting for Wifi network selection / password (I guess difficult to auto configure wifi hardware)
3. GPU mining (I guess difficult to auto configure gpu drivers)
4. Not sure if it's safe to remove the USB after starting mining - seems to work ok on one machine, not on another. Would be useful for booting up a room full of PCs from a single USB drive. Maybe copying OS to RAM disk or similar.

Thanks for the coins, much appreciated.

1. Miner can be distributed without preconfigured address and verify if address field is empty. If it is, it can display a warning. I guess nobody wants to type address in a console. But as I said in other thread, config can be generated from wallet. Even the whole USB can be written from there.
2. Wifi hw support is not built in as there are simply so many vendors and configuration options. I guess nobody wants to run miner over wifi, but I can have a look into this as well. Can be feature added once the full desktop is part of the miner (3).
3. GPU miners are "per pool" so I'd like to wait for this to be part of yam. At some point this will be integrated. The problem with onstart compilation of drivers to prevent GNU violation can be solved, it's just not worth the hassle at this point.
4. Removing USB is not possible by default. I can add "toram" boot option as default that will copy entire live media to memory. Means less free memory (200MB) but very fast system. This option can be also entered manually, just press tab at the boot screen and add toram as last option, hit enter..

AV=1 is taken from config file, just change it to 0 for auto-tuning. I will make it default in next release.

For AES-NI part, I don't get it. Script is looking for aes flags in /proc/cpuinfo. Can you check this file if it contains 'aes' flag?

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Exiting because of faulty parameters for me - seems like memory size is being sent as 6912 . . . not divisible by 1024 and YAM rejects it.

What is the total amount of memory?

New version of YAM Live USB miner is uploaded here:

http://memorycoin.org/downloads/livecd/releases/yam-live-1.4-M7k.zip

It fixes the issue with auto detection of a memory size. Miner is now using the maximum possible CPU threads as well as the amount of memory.

Quote from: h0g0f0g0 on January 28, 2014, 10:03:44 am

Hmm strange on another box i can run 8 threads with 1gig of memory. So I'm going to tweak the auto mode to take care of the cpu threads at maxed memory size.

Sounds like a good plan - the new 'm' parameter is the max amount of memory to use, btw, not per thread.

Sure, but it was crashing on test VM yesterday. I will have a look at this again. Auto mode will max out the machine resources, threads and available memory.

How can you use 1GB for 8 threads? On my box 1024 MB is minimum amount per thread.