Hi, I downloaded wallet 2.2.1b, but there is no page to start the masternode. How do i start the masternode?
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Hi, I downloaded wallet 2.2.1b, but there is no page to start the masternode. How do i start the masternode?
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Hi, I downloaded wallet 2.2.1b, but there is no page to start the masternode. How do i start the masternode?
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Hi, I downloaded wallet 2.2.1b, but there is no page to start the masternode. How do i start the masternode?
I see. Did that, but the number of blocks in wallets are not matched. And the last block in my wallet is not matched with the block at block explorer
You can try to restart the wallets. We upgraded to the new more secure staking protocol yesterday. But the network got issues afterwards that we're working on. Some of the issues have been fixed already. Your BTC2 are safe, but best to refrain from doing any transactions with others during this transition because you or the person you are transacting with might not be synced correctly which could lead to confusions. (Except you can transact at Crex24).
I installed new wallets (local and AWS). Cause there are was an error, when I just tried to replace old files with the new.
But now local wallet with masternode not displays 1000 BTC2 locked.
Should I send 1000 coins again for masternode? Or what
And staking is not active now
Best if you wait a bit. We are rolling out fixed wallets (v.2.2.1). The source code is already available at our Github and we are now compiling and testing the new wallets.
I see. Did that, but the number of blocks in wallets are not matched. And the last block in my wallet is not matched with the block at block explorer
You can try to restart the wallets. We upgraded to the new more secure staking protocol yesterday. But the network got issues afterwards that we're working on. Some of the issues have been fixed already. Your BTC2 are safe, but best to refrain from doing any transactions with others during this transition because you or the person you are transacting with might not be synced correctly which could lead to confusions. (Except you can transact at Crex24).
I installed new wallets (local and AWS). Cause there are was an error, when I just tried to replace old files with the new.
But now local wallet with masternode not displays 1000 BTC2 locked.
Should I send 1000 coins again for masternode? Or what
And staking is not active now
I see. Did that, but the number of blocks in wallets are not matched. And the last block in my wallet is not matched with the block at block explorer
You can try to restart the wallets. We upgraded to the new more secure staking protocol yesterday. But the network got issues afterwards that we're working on. Some of the issues have been fixed already. Your BTC2 are safe, but best to refrain from doing any transactions with others during this transition because you or the person you are transacting with might not be synced correctly which could lead to confusions. (Except you can transact at Crex24).
Bitcoin 2 Core v.2.2 wallets have been released and are available at https://www.bitc2.org/#wallets.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Hi! How exactly I need to update my masternode?
If it's not a managed masternode, login to it and update the executables on the server like you would for a local node. if it is a managed one, then they probably already did it for you.
Bitcoin 2 Core v.2.2 wallets have been released and are available at https://www.bitc2.org/#wallets.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Hi! How exactly I need to update my masternode?
If it's not a managed masternode, login to it and update the executables on the server like you would for a local node. if it is a managed one, then they probably already did it for you.
Bitcoin 2 Core v.2.2 wallets have been released and are available at https://www.bitc2.org/#wallets.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Hi! How exactly I need to update my masternode?
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Turns out that a few configuration flags were not set for that version so I compiled a more widely compatible Linux 64-bit version and updated https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz.
So you can now download it and try again. Meanwhile, we'll test this more than just the quick test I did so far.
Unfortunately it still doesn't work.
When I check properties for the 2.1.5 files the file types are "executable (application/x-executable)"
When I check properties for the 2.2.0 files the file types are "shared library (application/x-sharedlib)"
You're right, it is because of executable hardening and Bitcoin's executables appear the same way on some Linux desktop environments. It works though if you execute it from the command line with ./bitcoin2-qt
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Turns out that a few configuration flags were not set for that version so I compiled a more widely compatible Linux 64-bit version and updated https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz.
So you can now download it and try again. Meanwhile, we'll test this more than just the quick test I did so far.
Unfortunately it still doesn't work.
When I check properties for the 2.1.5 files the file types are "executable (application/x-executable)"
When I check properties for the 2.2.0 files the file types are "shared library (application/x-sharedlib)"
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Turns out that a few configuration flags were not set for that version so I compiled a more widely compatible Linux 64-bit version and updated https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz.
So you can now download it and try again. Meanwhile, we'll test this more than just the quick test I did so far.
Who cares about the wallet put it on another exchange wallets dont do shit for price
You have lots of HEARTBREAK what's your problem kid?
I have a windows 32-bit wallet , how should I update ?
Windows 32-bit version of v.2.2 is now available at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-win32.zip
Just download it, then shut down your wallet and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already.
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Did you download this one: https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz ?
If so, will look into the problem.
Which Ubuntu version is that? 64-bit? Trusty, Bionic, etc.?
I'm using 64-bit Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver.
The files in the previous version "bitcoin2-2.1.5-x86_64-linux-gnu" were all executables.
The files in "bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu" are just listed as shared librarys.
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Did you download this one: https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/releases/download/2.2/bitcoin2-2.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz ?
If so, will look into the problem.
Which Ubuntu version is that? 64-bit? Trusty, Bionic, etc.?
I have a windows 32-bit wallet , how should I update ?
If you have Windows 64-bit, you can update to the Windows 64-bit version. If not, hold on, we will compile and release the 32-bit Windows version soon.
We are close to releasing the v.2.2 Bitcoin 2 Core wallets. They are going through final testing. Most likely to be released on 20th of August 2019. This will be a mandatory upgrade.
Are you able to give better instructions regarding how to upgrade the wallet for Ubuntu?
"How to update the Bitcoin 2 Core Wallet?
Just download the newest .zip/tar.gz file and copy the executable files in the bin folder to replace the ones you had installed already."
When I try to start the new bitcoin2-qt I get the message: Could not display "bitcoin2-qt"
There is no application installed for "shared library" files.
Do you want to search for an application to open this file?
Bitcoin 2 Core v.2.2 wallets have been released and are available at https://www.bitc2.org/#wallets.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
Details at https://github.com/BITC2/bitcoin2/.
Updating your Bitcoin 2 Core wallet to this version is mandatory. That includes upgrading all your Masternodes. After enough nodes have upgraded to this version, a new staking protocol will be activated and the old nodes that fail to upgrade their wallet before that will end up forking to the wrong chain. Estimated time of this protocol upgrade is between August 21 - August 24 2019. As soon as possible.
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