It depends what addresses you use for the fields. I would recommend creating a new account on Computer #1 and using that address for the 'target fork' field in the contract. Same goes for Computer #2,

Yes there's some uncertainty regarding GDAX balances and ETC. You a can check ETC balance using

I don't think Jaxx supports ETC yet.

If you have ETC and ETH in the same account then you should run the split contract again. Send 2.5 ETH (minus gas costs). In the 'target forked' field you can send it back to your wallet and then use the

This seems to work for now. Polo was doing this as well but ive heard that they no longer do.

Anyone considering investing in this should probably read this thread first:

Hmmm, I've heard of this on some earlier version of Mist. Try and upgrade to the latest version and see if it persists:

Not sure if I understand correctly. But first of all if you're using Mist 0.7.2, you're working on the pre-fork chain. However if you have genesis coins and haven't moved them, you most definitely have

Anything that required the hard fork to retrieve out of the DAO will not be valid on the ETC chain.

Ahhh yeah noticed that. Edited comment to reflect.

Check your ETC balance. It's possible you didn't have any: Then check the ETC address you sent to on gastracker to see if transaction was sent before. If it was and you haven't been credited, contact Poloniex

Might be an issue with gas. Try sending slightly less ETC than you have to ensure the transaction goes through. -0.01 should be enough.

ETC won't show up in Mist. Check balance here:

Let's say you have 100 ETH and 10 ETC. You should call the Split function using 10 ETH (minus gas costs). Now that address will have 90 ETH and 0 ETC. You can then send the remaining 90 ETH normally, without

So you'll want to use the split contract to send the amount you have in both ETH and ETC. You can check your ETC balance here: If you try sending more ETC than you have, the ETC transaction will fail.

First, check you can check your ETC balance here: Then try to send the amount of ETC you have using the split function. But keep in mind you'll need some gas for the transaction to go through, so try sending

Yes I would recommend it.

Did it arrive in your Poloniex account? After they receive the ETC it will likely move to their cold storage.

Can you confirm you have a balance on both chains?

The newly mined coins will not be valid on the ETC chain. You can check your ETC balance here: