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open the debug console, type "masternode genkey" and copy that output to ur conf, instead of the graphical masternodeprivkey

What's the problem with "could not allocate vin for collateral address"?
I get it when I try to start a masternode, 250k were send to wallet 0, 15 confirmation passed already, all set in conf.

Got the same few weeks ago with another's coin wallet but don't remember how I had solved the problem.

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Internal IP dont allow other computers to see ur MN
U have to setup an port forwarding at ur router

Yes u can run multiple MNs at 1 computer, create diferent BTX folders for data and programm (like btx1,... and btx1data) and make a shortcut to the exe where u also place the datadir

Well yes, when I said "But I have two wallets running" obviously I wasn't talking about two separate computers.

I've since given up on that though and wound it back to a single wallet in an attempt to get it working properly. I can't get any further at this stage. Wallet reports masternode started properly but it just sits there and no payments are received even after it's been running more than an hour.

I'm giving it away for the moment and going back to regular PoS staking until a proper guide is produced as I'm just wasting a whole lot of time thrashing about in the dark and it's a bit silly.

You can manage both MN from one wallet, make sure each MN has a different port.
Are you running both wallets on the same computer?

Mmm....after all that I'm clearly doing something very wrong as, although my masternodes are reported as "started" and don't get any further error messages, they aren't being paid.

Just had a look at this person's node (from the current six on the list) and they're being paid every few minutes:

http://blox.btx.rocks/address/FT5ByPppXgiAHGj1vv1XnQL2N75Vireft9

Come on guys...I've really tried here to be independent and get this working but without a guide and any help I'm struggling. I've gone back through the instructions in the icash thread several times but I'm missing something fundamental and experiencing some ambiguity.

I don't understand how the icash instructions we've been directed to relate to the "My BitcoinTX Masternode Nodes" tab. I'm guessing that following the instructions and performing the masternode genkey and getaccountaddress 0 functions are the equivalent of what would be achieved in the interface? Yes, no? But should I be seeing an entry in here?

 

Confusion is reigning. It shouldn't be so difficult to get this working.

AltTrader I sent a Slack request through about six hours ago now. Can you please reply. Thanks

Mmm...likely true. But I have two wallets running.

Question then is can you have two wallets running on two distinct masternode keys but on the same machine (hence same IP address)?

you can only have one MN per wallet as far as I know.

Righto. I've progressed things along a bit. Here's what I did to get things working:

1. I assumed that given the directory that the new wallet creates for the data and wallet.dat to be stored is \users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\BTX the configuration file would need to be BTX.conf. WRONG!! It still needs to be called BitcoinTX.conf as upon changing it to that I was able to start my masternode without getting the 'set masternode=1 in the config file' error message.

2. I also assumed (dangerous business this "assuming" but when you're using a guide from another unrelated coin and trying to cross reference there are many "guesses" one needs to make) that the IP address to put into the .conf would need to be the external address of my DSL router as (surely) this is what the masternode network would need to be seeing? Wrong again! One needs to put their internal NATed address into the config file. So in my case 192.168.1.3. Maybe this is incorrect but it's allowed my masternode to start.

So having achieved one wallet running as a masternode I thought I'd try to get a second one running. To do that I made a completely new data directory for BTX (so in addition to \users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\BTX I created a directory C:\BTX and copied everything from the AppData\Roaming directory to it). Then used the command bitcointx-qt.exe -datadir=C:\btx to run a second wallet instance, but referencing C:\btx. I was then able to go through the same process of doing a masternode genkey, getaccountaddress 0 and sending another 250K BTX to the new wallet's address from my existing wallet.dat and (after waiting for 15 confirmations) was able to start a second masternode!

Whether the network is properly seeing my two nodes though I don't know.

Here is the masternode network tab on the first one




And here is the masternode network tab on the second one:



I'd be interested in comments on whether what I've done means I have two masternodes or is the network just seeing one because they're on the same IP address?

Furthermore can someone explain what happens now? Should I be seeing staking/masternode payments coming through soon?

how can i run multiple MN, i have one running right now. I would like to run 5 more.

Please check your PMs AltTrader; Have sent Slack invite request.

I'm also stumped with my wallet telling me I need to set masternode=1 in the configuration file even though that's exactly what I already have. If anyone can explain why it's doing this and how to get around it I'd appreciate it.

I recommend you PM me your email address so I can invite you to our slack. We have a support channel that will help you 

Hello, anyone so kind to me as you can tell I can spend my coins the wallet again, to put the wallet, coins appear to me in conflict and the balance to 0 btx

See if anyone knows how to solve this problem

Thank You

Support question answered succefuly 

There is a "Support" channel on Slack 

My master node is active but it keeps showing me on the time all zeroos?

I got the MN working if anyone needs help you can send me a PM.