I think: "on Ubuntu, both the Go and the C++ client share the same [...] keys ..." is not true anymore, since geth now uses "keystore" (or has the cpp done the same thing?) (View Post)
Ok for those interested, here's the quick and dirty way I use for now: $ geth js <(echo "for (i=323209; i<=323253; i++) { console.log(i + '\t' + web3.eth.getBlock(i).miner);} ; exit;"… (View Post)
@Genoil , I managed to get rid of the error messages but still no dice: $ ./ethminer -v 9 -G -F http://127.0.0.1:8545 ℹ 14:05:15|ethminer Getting work package... ℹ 14:05:15|ethminer Got work package:… (View Post)