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Lukas_Jackson do a --zapwallettxes and a --rescan.

Because mining pool hub has the largest hash rate of any pool. You're hurting the network by consolidating all the hash power at one entity. Coinmine is no better with their 28%. Fun fact, regardless of the pool size you mine at, you'll receive the same payment due to variance. Source...

Done.

Still have some distortion in the layout but it seems fully functional. Thanks again Vertoe!

MyFarm go for it. Keep it in the altcoin section. The gorilla sends a bad message imo though.

Lol subtle. I'll try to change it this week. Thanks btw, that worked perfectly.

If this is the BCT thread replacement, there's no moderator help here only deletion.

Heh so it was the masternodes. Interesting.

So this was due to half the mining pools on an old version and half on the new?

It's currently running off an old Mac Book Pro. Let's find out.

Seems like there is only one chain with roughly 100GH/s. Although the cause of the fork is unknown. No update from a developer as of yet.

I wonder how the markets are doing for all the coins that only have a home on bitcointalk.

Nothing in there for 'lite'.

Got it. Stop the daemon and pass: (no need to stop daemon) darkcoind --help -help-debug It lists all flags including the debugging information. Safemode itself is actually a pretty smart idea. It disables RPC commands in the case that a fork is detected to prevent double spends from happening.

Which is it; disablesafemode=1 or disabledmode=1? There seems to be nothing documented for either flag.

Yes

The network appears to be utilizing two distinct chains. Please keep all discussion about the forking network in this thread for now. Chain number 1 "blocks" : 207179, "timeoffset" : 0, "connections" : 11, "proxy" : "", "difficulty" : 612.39358402, "networkhashps" ...

I didn't read this part Someone's made a darkcoin miner trojan? camexalted which pool is the trojan using?

Could of gotten a virus from the Dogecoin.