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unusualfacts30

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Quote from: Kevinrasf on December 06, 2014, 07:54:17 AM

I still like to now how to use my old backup from the old wallet.

How can I retrieve the coins from there to my new wallet?

Quote from: Kevinrasf on December 06, 2014, 07:22:33 AM

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on December 06, 2014, 07:19:53 AM

Quote from: Gizfreak on December 06, 2014, 07:10:27 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Here is how to get started with the new client: you first of all need to create a new wallet. Go to File -> New Wallet. Every wallet has 2 keys in order to protect you from being hacked, it's a multi-signature wallet. You need the two keys to access your wallet. You can save them wherever you want: for example save the first key on your computer and the second one on a usb drive. After you have done that, your new wallet is created.

That's the first step indeed and good to see it explained here. Now I hope that someone knows how to import any old address.

You can just send it to your new address in new wallet from old one. It seems like both are installed and it doesn't install over the old one. It installs it in "C" by default and old one is installed under "Program Files"

When I clicked on "new wallet" and it created 2 private key and 2 share key. I'm not sure if that's an error. I just uninstalled everything and starting over again.

Yes I do like to know how to Import my old wallet.dat?

Here we go:

Open new wallet. Go to File>New Walet> Save key1>Save key2
That'll give you your "Bay address" in wallet
Copy your address to notepad
Exit out of it

Go to C>Program Files>BitBay>bitbay-qt (old wallet)
Click on send and paste your new address
Exit

Go to C>Bitbay>Bitbay (new wallet)
Leave it on for 10-15 minutes and it'll show up.

I just sent 2 coins to my new wallet and above method worked.

Kevinrasf

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Quote from: amytheplanarshift on December 06, 2014, 07:59:55 AM

Quote from: Kevinrasf on December 06, 2014, 07:54:17 AM

I still like to now how to use my old backup from the old wallet.

How can I retrieve the coins from there to my new wallet?

I think we'll end up having to send our coins to a new address generated by the new client but I'm not sure. I am waiting for some bugs to be fixed in the new wallet before I do anything and for an official response from David first though.

yes so well have to use the old wallet to send to the new wallet?

Would be easier if we could just import the old backup.dat file directly.

amytheplanarshift

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Quote from: Kevinrasf on December 06, 2014, 07:54:17 AM

I still like to now how to use my old backup from the old wallet.

How can I retrieve the coins from there to my new wallet?

I think we'll end up having to send our coins to a new address generated by the new client but I'm not sure. I am waiting for some bugs to be fixed in the new wallet before I do anything and for an official response from David first though.

Kevinrasf

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I still like to now how to use my old backup from the old wallet.

How can I retrieve the coins from there to my new wallet?

amytheplanarshift

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bitbayd.exe keeps crashing for me. Anyone else getting this?

hossy

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wow loving this wallet this baby is going to take off Roll Eyes

hossy

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great job daivid and bitbay team first wallet with smart contract a bit of history being made here people this is where it all started and im very happy to be here from the start

smallbay

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Good job! This thing is moonbound

3rdStryker

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Alright sweet, just bought some coins while they are still cheap after that annoucement

Kevinrasf

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on December 06, 2014, 07:19:53 AM

Quote from: Gizfreak on December 06, 2014, 07:10:27 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Here is how to get started with the new client: you first of all need to create a new wallet. Go to File -> New Wallet. Every wallet has 2 keys in order to protect you from being hacked, it's a multi-signature wallet. You need the two keys to access your wallet. You can save them wherever you want: for example save the first key on your computer and the second one on a usb drive. After you have done that, your new wallet is created.

That's the first step indeed and good to see it explained here. Now I hope that someone knows how to import any old address.

You can just send it to your new address in new wallet from old one. It seems like both are installed and it doesn't install over the old one. It installs it in "C" by default and old one is installed under "Program Files"

When I clicked on "new wallet" and it created 2 private key and 2 share key. I'm not sure if that's an error. I just uninstalled everything and starting over again.

Yes I do like to know how to Import my old wallet.dat?

canary

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Quote from: Baghead on December 05, 2014, 09:36:07 PM

Friendly warning! Do not send Bay coins to BTER guys Shocked

30 confirms tells me it's done BTER's end but balance still 0, 1 hour later... Few other guys have the problem who i talked to in troll box

Simply you can try Bittrex, volume is better than BTER right now!

unusualfacts30

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Quote from: Gizfreak on December 06, 2014, 07:10:27 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Here is how to get started with the new client: you first of all need to create a new wallet. Go to File -> New Wallet. Every wallet has 2 keys in order to protect you from being hacked, it's a multi-signature wallet. You need the two keys to access your wallet. You can save them wherever you want: for example save the first key on your computer and the second one on a usb drive. After you have done that, your new wallet is created.

That's the first step indeed and good to see it explained here. Now I hope that someone knows how to import any old address.

You can just send it to your new address in new wallet from old one. It seems like both are installed and it doesn't install over the old one. It installs it in "C" by default and old one is installed under "Program Files"

When I clicked on "new wallet" and it created 2 private key and 2 share key. I'm not sure if that's an error. I just uninstalled everything and starting over again.

Gizfreak

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Here is how to get started with the new client: you first of all need to create a new wallet. Go to File -> New Wallet. Every wallet has 2 keys in order to protect you from being hacked, it's a multi-signature wallet. You need the two keys to access your wallet. You can save them wherever you want: for example save the first key on your computer and the second one on a usb drive. After you have done that, your new wallet is created.

That's the first step indeed and good to see it explained here. Now I hope that someone knows how to import any old address.

Gizfreak

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Simple question: How do I import my old vanity address?
Can I just change the private key in key1.private with the one I got for the vanityaddress?

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on December 06, 2014, 06:49:06 AM

Few questions since there is no first time wizard.

Scan shows 100% and it has been like this since last 10 minutes. Is it how it supposed to look once it's done scanning?

It doesn't show my BitBay address and when I click on "copy to clipboard" button. It copies nothing

When I go to File>Open wallet. It looks for private key (.private,.jpeg). I can't open wallet.dat. When I click cancel it asks for key2.

Chat points to Blackcoin by default

I'm not sure what are those keys.

When I exit and reopen the wallet I get following error. Not sure what it means but wallet opens fine.

You've done all the hard work so you can relax now but those are few things that I'm having issue with. :thumbs up:

Some here expect the error message, i dont get it.

How to transfer my baycoins into new wallet? I can start the old wallet, and theres still my coins, so no coins beeing destroyed by new wallet fortunately.

Alty

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RISE Project Manager

Picked some up.

Looks good so far.

Kevinrasf

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Great to see the new wallet.

Good job!

Decentradical

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Yeah that's how it looks at mine as well. It's not wrong but a 'complete' sign would ease the confusion as 100% doesn't always mean complete in other apps.

It's also worth putting a release statement out there. Currently it's just the wallet and the smart contracts working. The wallet itself doesn't make it clear that the market isn't supposed to be finished yet.

Smoothmold

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Wallet is working great and looking very very slick. Cheesy

Can't wait for more to come. Bay is gonna explode Shocked

unusualfacts30

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Few questions since there is no first time wizard.

Scan shows 100% and it has been like this since last 10 minutes. Is it how it supposed to look once it's done scanning?

It doesn't show my BitBay address and when I click on "copy to clipboard" button. It copies nothing

When I go to File>Open wallet. It looks for private key (.private,.jpeg). I can't open wallet.dat. When I click cancel it asks for key2.

Chat points to Blackcoin by default

I'm not sure what are those keys.

When I exit and reopen the wallet I get following error. Not sure what it means but wallet opens fine.

You've done all the hard work so you can relax now but those are few things that I'm having issue with. :thumbs up:

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