Local Wallet now not working
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I restarted the pc, plus after Java update, plus installed a 64 bit version of java too.
I reinstalled wallet software still no luck.
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Can you stop the win client and delete the files in the /burst_db folder?
Then start again.
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Okay, thanks for your help. Doing it now.
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I've deleted the files and burstwallet is stopped.
I presume do whole process again.
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Extracting files to C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\BurstWallet\burst_db
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Don't do the whole process again. I expect the same results then.
SImply start the client without a drag and dropped db.zip. Let's see if it starts then.
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Oh sh...
okay delete files again..haha
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Update.
It's working now. But Blockchain is at zero and downloading.
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Thank you very much. Then it is not my problem anymore. ;-)
Why the hurry? Leave it downloading and then you have a working wallet.@haitch Is there something wrong with the db.zip?
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Thanks I thought about doing that earlier, but at the rate of dl it will be next year. I love BurstCoin so will stick at it.
Thank you kindly for your help. Much appreciated.
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@daWallet Not that I'm aware of - it's zipped up properly, and the wallet that generates it is able to load okay after zipping it. I don't have time to test it at the moment, is some else able to ? Stop your wallet, rename the burst_db folder, create a new burst_db folder and extract the zip into - restart wallet. Any issues ?
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@Baron Try the db.zip again - stop your wallet, download the zip and extract into your burst_db folder overwriting all existing files, then restart the wallet. The blockchain will continue downloading, but there will be < 24 hours worth of blocks to catch up on, instead of several years worth.
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@haitch Maybe not stopping the wallet during copying really destroys the db somehow. Then the local wallet won't start anymore.
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I shall try a fresh extract. There is nothing in the burst_db folder at the moment. Hell,I might as well dl the db folder all over again and give it a go. This time with the client off ofcourse. It may save me a few years. heh.
I'm only working with 1.4 terabytes but if this comes off on the mining, I hope to get more.
I'm not the most pc savvy as I work with macs usually but I like Burst a lot...
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@daWallet I do stop the wallet that generates, zip the db, and then restart the wallet. Sometimes though the stop corrupts the DB, and the wallet won't restart, and the download is bad - but the wallet has started for multiple days in a row without issue, so shouldn't be a bad zip/db.
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Yep, I extracted db into the correct folder.
Same problem with local wallet...wait for 10 minutes notification.
Looks like somewhere along the line something got corrupted but not sure what.
I will delete and just stick with waiting for dl directly from client I suppose.
That's true Burstdedication for ya..
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@Baron I got some time now, how far did you get in the process
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@Baron Maybe it just takes more than 10 minutes. We have to find out why it is not working to improve it. :)
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I have to say great support from peeps here.
Thanks.
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Update: I extracted into the folder with client off.
After 10 minutes gained access to Local wallet. The pop up kindly informed me that I had mined ten blocks into a fork.
And even though I have extracted the db into the correct folder, the progress bar is just at the beginning.
It's okay, I can wait..
