Hi, how can I use this, do you have a source where I could install this on Windows and use this solution to get rewards
We are working on a windows build and will announce as soon as it's ready. We have not launched the network yet.
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We are working on a windows build and will announce as soon as it's ready. We have not launched the network yet.
Quote from: CytoProject
To backup the directory, something like this...
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
I backed up the directory as you suggested. Then somehow I was able to successfully install a GUI on the VPS. I then located the archived backup (cyto_wallet.tar.gz) and opened it but alas, it was empty!!! I expected to at least find some sort of text file therein but there was not a single file in there. Please how I go about this whole backing up of a thing? i really don't want to lose my wallet when my g-cloud trial expires...
One of three things went wrong. Either your wallet was not saved to cyto_wallet/main.wallet, your command to create the tar.gz file was incorrect, or the command you used to extract it was incorrect. Start by going back to your VPS, switching into your cyto_wallet directory and then doing an ls -la there. If it's empty, then perhaps you saved your wallet to another location. If not, then rerunning the tar czv command from the parent directory should show the files that were added to the tar.gz. You can paste them here just to confirm.
Well, now that I have a GUI installed, I wouldn't need to be running commands. Kindly tell me what file(s) or folder(s) I should be looking for in the directory so I can back them up. Thanks
These
Code:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 553 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 95 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.address.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 85 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.airdrop.id
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 57 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.airdrop.keys
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 289 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.keys
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 95 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.address.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 85 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.airdrop.id
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 57 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.airdrop.keys
-rw-rw-r-- 1 cc cc 289 Jun 13 17:46 main.wallet.keys
Quote from: CytoProject
To backup the directory, something like this...
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
I backed up the directory as you suggested. Then somehow I was able to successfully install a GUI on the VPS. I then located the archived backup (cyto_wallet.tar.gz) and opened it but alas, it was empty!!! I expected to at least find some sort of text file therein but there was not a single file in there. Please how I go about this whole backing up of a thing? i really don't want to lose my wallet when my g-cloud trial expires...
One of three things went wrong. Either your wallet was not saved to cyto_wallet/main.wallet, your command to create the tar.gz file was incorrect, or the command you used to extract it was incorrect. Start by going back to your VPS, switching into your cyto_wallet directory and then doing an ls -la there. If it's empty, then perhaps you saved your wallet to another location. If not, then rerunning the tar czv command from the parent directory should show the files that were added to the tar.gz. You can paste them here just to confirm.
Well, now that I have a GUI installed, I wouldn't need to be running commands. Kindly tell me what file(s) or folder(s) I should be looking for in the directory so I can back them up. Thanks
Hi, how can I use this, do you have a source where I could install this on Windows and use this solution to get rewards
Quote from: CytoProject
To backup the directory, something like this...
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
I backed up the directory as you suggested. Then somehow I was able to successfully install a GUI on the VPS. I then located the archived backup (cyto_wallet.tar.gz) and opened it but alas, it was empty!!! I expected to at least find some sort of text file therein but there was not a single file in there. Please how I go about this whole backing up of a thing? i really don't want to lose my wallet when my g-cloud trial expires...
One of three things went wrong. Either your wallet was not saved to cyto_wallet/main.wallet, your command to create the tar.gz file was incorrect, or the command you used to extract it was incorrect. Start by going back to your VPS, switching into your cyto_wallet directory and then doing an ls -la there. If it's empty, then perhaps you saved your wallet to another location. If not, then rerunning the tar czv command from the parent directory should show the files that were added to the tar.gz. You can paste them here just to confirm.
Quote from: CytoProject
To backup the directory, something like this...
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
I backed up the directory as you suggested. Then somehow I was able to successfully install a GUI on the VPS. I then located the archived backup (cyto_wallet.tar.gz) and opened it but alas, it was empty!!! I expected to at least find some sort of text file therein but there was not a single file in there. Please how I go about this whole backing up of a thing? i really don't want to lose my wallet when my g-cloud trial expires...
Joined. instructions pretty straightforward.
project looks really interesting.
project looks really interesting.
Airdrop stats
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
2 42 43
3 27 70
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
2 42 43
3 27 70
Unless the dev is not targeting a larger audience, i think he needs to create a window wallet where people can easily join the airdrop.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
Thanks for your feedback. We are actively working on the Windows build. Getting there.. have an annoying linker issue to fix.
Airdrop stats
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
2 42 43
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
2 42 43
backup the whole wallet directory cyto_wallet? How do I do this? I'm not so learned at using linux and I generated the wallet using a vps on my google cloud free trial which will expire in a few weeks. Please how do I make sure I don't lose my wallet after my trial expires? I should be able to run commands to obtain my private keys, mnemonics or wallet seed.
You don't need to back it up, but you should. You just need it later in order to receive your airdrop when we launch the network. The wallet contains your private key, which you need to access your airdrop. You provided us your public key (airdrop address) when you joined the airdrop.
To backup the directory, something like this...
tar czvf cyto_wallet.tar.gz cyto_wallet
then ask your vps provider for help on how to download cyto_wallet.tar.gz
once you download it, save it somewhere safe on your computer
Okay. I have already backed up the view key and the wallet address. I'll be expecting telegram/discord to go live soonest. cheers!
Great! The view key is not that important. You need to backup the whole wallet directory cyto_wallet in order to be able to get your genesis airdrop and stake once we launch.
backup the whole wallet directory cyto_wallet? How do I do this? I'm not so learned at using linux and I generated the wallet using a vps on my google cloud free trial which will expire in a few weeks. Please how do I make sure I don't lose my wallet after my trial expires? I should be able to run commands to obtain my private keys, mnemonics or wallet seed.
Okay. I have already backed up the view key and the wallet address. I'll be expecting telegram/discord to go live soonest. cheers!
Great! The view key is not that important. You need to backup the whole wallet directory cyto_wallet in order to be able to get your genesis airdrop and stake once we launch.
beejaebtc:~$ tar -xzvf cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1.tar.gz
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
The cyto-console-wallet executable extracts to the cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/ folder. Try this
$ ./cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
This worked! Thanks. I've submitted my application. Does the wallet need to be kept open in order to receive staking rewards?
No, the genesis wallet does not need to be kept open because we have not launched the network yet. Once we launch the network your airdrop units will be in the genesis block and you can start staking rewards. Don't lose the genesis wallet you just created and don't forget the password either.
Okay. I have already backed up the view key and the wallet address. I'll be expecting telegram/discord to go live soonest. cheers!
beejaebtc:~$ tar -xzvf cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1.tar.gz
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
The cyto-console-wallet executable extracts to the cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/ folder. Try this
$ ./cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
This worked! Thanks. I've submitted my application. Does the wallet need to be kept open in order to receive staking rewards?
No, the genesis wallet does not need to be kept open because we have not launched the network yet. Once we launch the network your airdrop units will be in the genesis block and you can start staking rewards. Don't lose the genesis wallet you just created and don't forget the password either.
beejaebtc:~$ tar -xzvf cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1.tar.gz
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
The cyto-console-wallet executable extracts to the cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/ folder. Try this
$ ./cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
This worked! Thanks. I've submitted my application. Does the wallet need to be kept open in order to receive staking rewards?
Airdrop stats
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
Day New participants Total
1 1 1
beejaebtc:~$ tar -xzvf cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1.tar.gz
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/
cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
beejaebtc:~$ mkdir cyto_wallet
beejaebtc:~$ ./cyto-console-wallet
-bash: ./cyto-console-wallet: No such file or directory
The cyto-console-wallet executable extracts to the cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/ folder. Try this
$ ./cyto-console-wallet-linux64-0.1/cyto-console-wallet
Also, can you try create a telegram group or discord where it'll be easier to relate with the community? Your earliest possible response is very much appreciated. Cheers!
Telegram (or similar) and windows build will come.
Unless the dev is not targeting a larger audience, i think he needs to create a window wallet where people can easily join the airdrop.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
I totally agree with you... I just don't want to miss this
You will not be the only one that will miss this airdrop due to the linux wallet but a lot of other people.
The dev can pay someone to compile the window wallet though i can be of help.
I will really appreciate it if you can help provide the list of commands to successfully set this whole thing up. It will also be useful for other noobs like me who may find this project and also want to be early adopters! Thanks much in anticipation
Unless the dev is not targeting a larger audience, i think he needs to create a window wallet where people can easily join the airdrop.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
There is no much information about this coin but Trustless, decentralized cash sounds good.
I totally agree with you... I just don't want to miss this
You will not be the only one that will miss this airdrop due to the linux wallet but a lot of other people.
The dev can pay someone to compile the window wallet though i can be of help.
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