Its It's not a good idea to store wallet.dat into a DVD.
Why's that? It's as good as any other, though I wouldn't just have one back up on 1 DVD. I'd have several on several different mediums - USB etc.
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Why's that? It's as good as any other, though I wouldn't just have one back up on 1 DVD. I'd have several on several different mediums - USB etc.
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No shit? Not sure if trolling, but try booting Linux from a USB instead so you free up the disk drive.
Why trolling?
Btw if it's the only solution avaiable I'll do it through usb live, thanks.
Well, you ejected the disk that Linux is running from. Would you ask why the music on a CD stopped playing if you took out the CD?
Its It's not a good idea to store wallet.dat into a DVD.
Why's that? It's as good as any other, though I wouldn't just have one back up on 1 DVD. I'd have several on several different mediums - USB etc.
Its It's not a good idea to store wallet.dat into a DVD.
No shit? Not sure if trolling, but try booting Linux from a USB instead so you free up the disk drive.
Why trolling?
Btw if it's the only solution avaiable I'll do it through usb live, thanks.
No shit? Not sure if trolling, but try booting Linux from a USB instead so you free up the disk drive.
Look into the USB as mentioned or maybe a raspberry pi.
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No shit? Not sure if trolling, but try booting Linux from a USB instead so you free up the disk drive.
I want to store the wallet.dat into a dvd.
Is it possible to burn a dvd from a live ubuntu session, and how?
If I eject the live dvd to insert a blank dvd, linux stop working and doesn't burn anything
Is it possible to burn a dvd from a live ubuntu session, and how?
If I eject the live dvd to insert a blank dvd, linux stop working and doesn't burn anything
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