Ok few things to try
#1 back up both wallets to another directory.
#2 startup client with just the wallet.dat ( you can use switch -usewallet="" )
#3 after you are sync'd up with chain. Try to quickly load the wallet-stake.dat and then send those coins to another wallet.
#4 if that fails and the client crashes. Rename wallet.dat to wallet-olddef.dat Rename wallet-stake.dat wallet.dat then start client with -salvagewallet -usewallet=""
Maybe a stupid question but you do you have a backup of your wallet-stake.dat?
Let me know.
#1 back up both wallets to another directory.
#2 startup client with just the wallet.dat ( you can use switch -usewallet="" )
- done waiting for re-sync now...
Maybe a stupid question but you do you have a backup of your wallet-stake.dat?
- unfortunately - no (
will follow up with later results... thank you!
I think it happend after electricity outage (
Yes hard shutdowns can cause corruption. It is a shame that the wallets are so fragile. I do plan to implement a rpc command/improvement that will auto backup all wallets on a set schedule.
If you still have issues, there are tools such as prywallet that can help get your private keys out, so you can at least get access to your coins.