Hardware mining rigs do not need updating - they all are designed to connect
directly to a pool and it is the pool that makes all block related decisions.
All the miner, or as I prefer to call them hasher, sees is an 80 byte block
header and possibly with stratum and getblocktemplate enough othe
>> Bitcoin version 0.8.0 is safe to use for everything EXCEPT creating blocks.
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>> So: safe for everybody except solo miners / pool operators.
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> And even solo miners / pool operators can use it if connected to the network
> only through a 0.7 node.
I'll go ahead and use 0.8.x since it will be
> Bitcoin version 0.8.0 is safe to use for everything EXCEPT creating blocks.
>
> So: safe for everybody except solo miners / pool operators.
And even solo miners / pool operators can use it if connected to the network
only through a 0.7 node.
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Bitcoin version 0.8.0 is safe to use for everything EXCEPT creating blocks.
So: safe for everybody except solo miners / pool operators.
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Assuming a new install and first time connection to the net,
is using 0.8.x [1] safe to use, for all (or select?) purposes,
regarding the current fork issue?
If not, is there a recommended branch, tag, or commit, for
all such (or select?) purposes, until such time as an upgrade
alert is broadcaste
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