Topic: [ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet - page 54. (Read 966173 times)

Check the emphasis. I don't think the link between your addresses are protected at all, they're just discovered in a different way (the same leakage any SPV mode entails)

thank you for this.  this is the first time i've seen on this thread where this has been made clear.

OK thanks - will check back the pages

Cheers

yeah would be great, how would this work, i guess it is not possible to put wallets of different coins on the same trezor?

I have tried entering the 24 word key into another BIP32 compliant wallet (I used Wallet32 for Android, but any compliant wallet will do) and recovered the entire wallet, all accounts, all transactions - that is how it is designed.

That is the beauty of BIP32:  with just the 24 words + the password you can recover everything.  With the same 24 words + your second password you can recovery everything under that password, and so on for as many different passwords as you want.  When I say everything I mean all accounts and all transactions generated from that 24 word + password combination.

FYI the PIN number is a Trezor specific thing and is not needed for recovery.

If you lose your Trezor you just buy another one and enter your same 24 words and you are back up and running OR just enter your 24 words into another compliant wallet.

I think a lot of your questions are answered back a few pages.  Start here:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11672036

It's great to see these ongoing improvements.  Thx Rassah.

Thanks for your post GenTarkin - The multiple pass-phrase protected accounts are a great feature.

Just interested if you have ever tried (tested) recovering a Trezor wallet (pass-phrase protected account) via the seed that your Trezor gave you - to an ELECTRUM wallet?

Does Electrum support recovery of wallets (accounts) with Trezor pass-phrases? I know some wallets do not.  I assume each account will have its own seed?

Can you recover multiple hidden wallets each with their own passphrase into Electrum?

If you recover them to Electrum - does Electrum then use the Trezor pass-phrases as the password for each respective wallet?  

What does Electrum do with the PIN from Trezor on wallets recovered into Electrum? Forget it - or maybe this becomes the Electrum password?



and alternatively

have you tested recovery of multiple pass-phrase protected wallets into Trezor via the seed?

Do you have to RESET the Trezor device to recover an account (thus losing the first or other accounts)? Or do you just unplug it between recovering each individual account? Then add the new account seeds until you have recovered them all?

Where does the pass-phrase and PIN work into all of this?  Will the recovered accounts be set up with the original pass-phrases and PINs?

Sorry - lot of questions but need to figure out all the pros/cons and potential issues.

can anybody answer some/all these questions from experience - i.e. from actually doing it?

Thanks - usukan

This is interesting thread guys!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12027244

Can some of the devs please respond and clear the doubts.
Thanks

The xpub keys don't get sent to Mycelium server. The account gets set up just like a normal Mycelium account, where all the information on it is only on your phone. It just asks you to plug in your Trezor when the wallet app needs to sign a transaction. Mycelium servers do see you broadcasting a transaction (use Tor), and can tell which addresses are yours when you update balances (again, use Tor), but so can any node you connect to with any SPV wallet. At least Mycelium doesn't log any transactions or balance requests, and as far as anyone else on the network knows, your transactions originated from Mycelium servers, not from your phone.

Could the issue with label recall be how/where that information is stored?

https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/1299

Reported the issue

can you open a ticket here: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues

Tried it in the latest version but there seems to be a bug. If I rename the first account the label sticks, if I however after that change the label of the second account the label on the first one changes back to the default name again. So not working as it should.

It's possible in electrum.

Thanks for the reply

This is not yet possible, but new version of myTREZOR which will be released soon will allow that.

Not sure if I maybe missed this somewhere but is there a way to change to change to labels of the individual accounts?

There where it says 'Account#1' 'Account#2' etc...

I think it is the perfect size.  Small as possible but still able to display an entire Bitcoin address in a readable form.

Thanks to the guys at SatoshiLabs, received my Trezor today.

I've never given the size of the Trezor a second thought until it arrived today. Its SMALL...

Guess I expected something bigger from something that does such 'big' work