I do not understand what you mean with "just sitting there and counts found blocks". Once you use old wallet, does YACoin loads in full or not?
If it does, are there any coins in old wallet? At what stage of YACoin loading message "Cannot initialise keypool" appears?
Not sure if YACoin supports it but Bitcoin has command
-salvagewallet that is used the same way as -rescan and -reindex ones. You should
make a copy of old wallet first, just in case something goes wrong, e.g. never ever work on original file.
18:30 gmaxwell hmph, after salvagewalleting that ultraprune mangled wallet, I'm now getting a nice generic "10/21/12 18:05:32 Bitcoin: Cannot initialize keypool" and then the node stops cleanly.
18:34 sipa gmaxwell: nice catch
18:34 sipa -salvagewallet should set fFirstRun to false
18:36 sipa or at least the keypool init shouldn't be done
Also:
06:37 Diablo-D3 did you use backup wallet command or did you just blindly copy the wallet while bitcoin was still running?
06:38 koshii Diablo-D3: I'm pretty sure that the wallet wasn't running, but yeah, I just copied the file. I was berated for this earlier; didn't even know the command was there.
06:38 sipa that's what seems to have happened
06:38 Diablo-D3 koshii: yeah, next time, explicitly use backup wallet
Once it loads it come to the certain point of reading blocks and just stops. After that it just counts the blocks currently found. It has only come to that point, and I have llike 5 coins confirmed and the rest is uncomfirmed...
After command -salvagewallet it shows that message "Cannot initialize keypool".
I have just copied wallet.dat on flashdrive, format the hard drive, reinstalled Win7 U x64, started the yacoin wallet (yacoin-qt-0.4.0.0-g2nd-winx64, tryed also with 32bit version), after succesfull start of wallet I turned it off, copied wallet.dat from the flashdrive and then all the problems started.
Now! Can you tell me how can I salvage my coins from that wallet?
