Burst Client for Windows v0.3.9 - All in One: Wallet, Plotting & Mining

[crutsy]

@daWallet
Can someone tell me how to re route the new wallet to my java directory.

I remember having to do this the first time.

Old wallet opens but new one says no java

[daWallet]

@crutsy Give it some time for the first start. Do a restart, open the client, wait 10 minutes, then try again.

[crutsy]

@daWallet
I'm pretty sure that the run.bat file needs to be edited to show that path of the java.exe

[haitch]

@crutsy The run.bat searches your PATH statement for java, if it doesn't find it there it'll search the whole C: drive for java.

[crutsy]

odd for some reason it cant find it. 1.2.3 seems to find all versions of java I tried to install

[haitch]

@crutsy Try this version - 0_1467852585755_start2.bat

It's an updated version of my earlier version. Rename to run.bat

[crutsy]

@haitch
ok sorry for the long reply. That seemed to work. It found 2 other java instances and the server started. Although the dos prompt and the GUI still showed V1.2.3. I cleaned these 2 out as they were failed installs from before. Now it still won't find Java.

I know the file path if I can plug that in to a .bat somewhere

C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_92\bin\java.exe

Thanks for your help and time

[haitch]

@crutsy The bat file searches for both java.exe and the burst.jar. If you installed the new wallet to a different directory, remove it - it can find the wrong version and has no way of testing the version it's launching. Also make sure none of the directories have spaces in their names - that could break it.

[crutsy]

@haitch Thanks Man your Pro! I tricked it into working.

[Holiidayz]

do you run the run.bat or does it run on its own on start up?

[daWallet]

@Holiidayz with Burst_Wallet.exe it runs its own instance of the wallet. ("own bat file")

[Holiidayz]

is there a way for the local wallet to not run at 100% on my cpu? i think its the java for the local wallet but i dont know any help would be nice.

[crutsy]

@Holiidayz

You can right click on the process in the task manager and limit the cpu cores or lower the priority.

[Holiidayz]

@crutsy thanks man

[daWallet]

@Holiidayz it syncs the blockchain for some hours at the first start. Around 6 hours, then it needs less then 1% of your CPU.
Next version it will be lower priority by default.

[tomahawkeer]

With the new wallet, where did the lotteries go? I literally just entered one on one of my wallets

[daWallet]

@tomahawkeer Nobody played the lottery for one year and the smart contract got stuck on a block very far away.
If there's really an interest playing the lotteries again, you should start another thread. :) And maybe we write an better smart contract for the community.

[tomahawkeer]

well crap guess that means I lost those coins then oh well :-\

[daWallet]

@tomahawkeer That's why I took it out. Sorry for your loss.

[stupendelious]

@tomahawkeer how much did you lose
whats your burst address?