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August 18, 2016, 04:53:10 PM
Timeout, guyz. This has to be a bad card. No matter what utility I use in whatever OS, this card always shows write protected. Could be the reader, though. Gonna go into town tomorrow and get a new, fresh (empty) chip and an external reader.
August 18, 2016, 04:22:54 PM
Have two unspent outputs from june that are not showing up in the keepkey balance.
About 1.3 BTC total. Opened ticket with keepkey support.
4th and 5th transaction ever in the keepkey on june 6 are not showing up in keepkey total balance.
I sent them the debug log and they are looking at it. BTC not gone, just inaccessible for now.
About 1.3 BTC total. Opened ticket with keepkey support.
4th and 5th transaction ever in the keepkey on june 6 are not showing up in keepkey total balance.
I sent them the debug log and they are looking at it. BTC not gone, just inaccessible for now.
August 18, 2016, 03:54:03 PM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing. 
At this point all you're trying to do is copy from a disk image to an SD card, then boot that in an RPi, right? What OS are you using to do the copy?
I'm on a Mac and use the "dd" command line tool. Works great.
Someone else posted a link to using dd for Linux. Here's one for Mac OS X that works well (there are many like this online):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/mac.md
The section called "COMMAND LINE" is the one to use, if you're not afraid of the terminal app.
Thanks a bunch...I've got all the resources OK. The issue is permissions and the chip being repeatedly reset to read-only on its own (and no, it's not the slide tab). I've done a chown and other tweaks, to no avail, and so the dd fails. I'm also not sure the file I've got is actually correct, as I kept getting 404 errors on the Canaan site trying to download (they seem to be doing a lot of updating...some things aren't working quite OK yet), and ended up getting it via Github. If y'all have a direct link to the appropriate .img file for the A6, I'd try it. I use Ubuntu 16.04LTS, but also have a Win10 machine available (that I avoid like the plague). I may just give up and try doing it via Windows just to get the chip done...and dd is not just a copy, I believe. The img file has to be processed/written to the chip, and that's where the problem comes in. Onward. I'll shut up until I find out something.
August 18, 2016, 01:30:31 PM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing.
At this point all you're trying to do is copy from a disk image to an SD card, then boot that in an RPi, right? What OS are you using to do the copy?
I'm on a Mac and use the "dd" command line tool. Works great.
Someone else posted a link to using dd for Linux. Here's one for Mac OS X that works well (there are many like this online):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/mac.md
The section called "COMMAND LINE" is the one to use, if you're not afraid of the terminal app.
Thanks a bunch...I've got all the resources OK. The issue is permissions and the chip being repeatedly reset to read-only on its own (and no, it's not the slide tab). I've done a chown and other tweaks, to no avail, and so the dd fails. I'm also not sure the file I've got is actually correct, as I kept getting 404 errors on the Canaan site trying to download (they seem to be doing a lot of updating...some things aren't working quite OK yet), and ended up getting it via Github. If y'all have a direct link to the appropriate .img file for the A6, I'd try it. I use Ubuntu 16.04LTS, but also have a Win10 machine available (that I avoid like the plague). I may just give up and try doing it via Windows just to get the chip done...and dd is not just a copy, I believe. The img file has to be processed/written to the chip, and that's where the problem comes in. Onward. I'll shut up until I find out something.
August 18, 2016, 01:24:37 PM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing.
At this point all you're trying to do is copy from a disk image to an SD card, then boot that in an RPi, right? What OS are you using to do the copy?
I'm on a Mac and use the "dd" command line tool. Works great.
Someone else posted a link to using dd for Linux. Here's one for Mac OS X that works well (there are many like this online):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/mac.md
The section called "COMMAND LINE" is the one to use, if you're not afraid of the terminal app.
Thanks a bunch...I've got all the resources OK. The issue is permissions and the chip being repeatedly reset to read-only on its own (and no, it's not the slide tab). I've done a chown and other tweaks, to no avail, and so the dd fails. I'm also not sure the file I've got is actually correct, as I kept getting 404 errors on the Canaan site trying to download (they seem to be doing a lot of updating...some things aren't working quite OK yet), and ended up getting it via Github. If y'all have a direct link to the appropriate .img file for the A6, I'd try it. I use Ubuntu 16.04LTS, but also have a Win10 machine available (that I avoid like the plague). I may just give up and try doing it via Windows just to get the chip done...and dd is not just a copy, I believe. The img file has to be processed/written to the chip, and that's where the problem comes in. Onward. I'll shut up until I find out something.
Quick question. You're calling dd as root, or using the sudo command right? You have to be root to write to the SD drive device.
If you want to talk further, please send me a PM. We're OT enough already here...
August 18, 2016, 12:23:38 PM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing.
At this point all you're trying to do is copy from a disk image to an SD card, then boot that in an RPi, right? What OS are you using to do the copy?
I'm on a Mac and use the "dd" command line tool. Works great.
Someone else posted a link to using dd for Linux. Here's one for Mac OS X that works well (there are many like this online):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/mac.md
The section called "COMMAND LINE" is the one to use, if you're not afraid of the terminal app.
Thanks a bunch...I've got all the resources OK. The issue is permissions and the chip being repeatedly reset to read-only on its own (and no, it's not the slide tab). I've done a chown and other tweaks, to no avail, and so the dd fails. I'm also not sure the file I've got is actually correct, as I kept getting 404 errors on the Canaan site trying to download (they seem to be doing a lot of updating...some things aren't working quite OK yet), and ended up getting it via Github. If y'all have a direct link to the appropriate .img file for the A6, I'd try it. I use Ubuntu 16.04LTS, but also have a Win10 machine available (that I avoid like the plague). I may just give up and try doing it via Windows just to get the chip done...and dd is not just a copy, I believe. The img file has to be processed/written to the chip, and that's where the problem comes in. Onward. I'll shut up until I find out something.
August 18, 2016, 12:02:48 PM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing.
At this point all you're trying to do is copy from a disk image to an SD card, then boot that in an RPi, right? What OS are you using to do the copy?
I'm on a Mac and use the "dd" command line tool. Works great.
Someone else posted a link to using dd for Linux. Here's one for Mac OS X that works well (there are many like this online):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/mac.md
The section called "COMMAND LINE" is the one to use, if you're not afraid of the terminal app.
August 18, 2016, 12:02:26 PM
At last one more green. Has been solved while I was typing smth like "omg now I hate everything red"))
August 18, 2016, 11:57:21 AM
Block by Buransla! 
That would be his 8th Kano block and our 2nd of the day.
That would be his 8th Kano block and our 2nd of the day. August 18, 2016, 11:35:21 AM
Still can't get the frakking SD card to load/work...oh, well. Gonna continue putzing with it today. Could be it's a bad card (old) or a crappy reader (also old). Could be, too, that I don't know what the frak I'm doing.
There was a question a while back on getting locked out of the website...you're perhaps the fourth or fifth to ask that, and the answer is still the same...stay off the page for a while and let it recover. Repeated, frequent logons will get you blocked (it resembles a DDoS).
There was a question a while back on getting locked out of the website...you're perhaps the fourth or fifth to ask that, and the answer is still the same...stay off the page for a while and let it recover. Repeated, frequent logons will get you blocked (it resembles a DDoS).
August 18, 2016, 10:44:30 AM
grrr.... apart from a big payout.... this crimson red block is getting on my nerves.
I will be at the pub...
I will be at the pub...
Juvia and her minions are working hard after all !!!
August 18, 2016, 10:42:39 AM
Block by citronick and one of his Juvias! That is his 19th Kano block!
August 18, 2016, 09:51:35 AM
grrr.... apart from a big payout.... this crimson red block is getting on my nerves.
I will be at the pub...
I will be at the pub...
More like, the poor house with all of us.
Ya the luck has been crap this week, and daddy has some bills to pay.
August 18, 2016, 09:41:09 AM
grrr.... apart from a big payout.... this crimson red block is getting on my nerves.
I will be at the pub...
I will be at the pub...
More like, the poor house with all of us.
August 18, 2016, 08:31:14 AM
Wolfen: I had a similar situation with my Trezor not matching the blockchain. I chalked it up to their hinky chrome app plug in -- but, not sure. I manually drained the wallet address -- and, went to keep key. 
If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
doing core 0.12.0, that what was presented for download.If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
I have had no problems with the core wallet in the past.
Seems odd that Keepkey is so complicated to see your total on the blockchain.
Thanks for the 0.13.0 tip. WTF
Where is the block? Too much red, need to GREEN UP baby!
In my experience with keepkey, to figure out your total on the block chain you need to make a list of all of the different addresses you have used and search each one totaling as you go.
42 weeks left on blockchain download.
Did you take into account any btc going out from the keepkey?
August 18, 2016, 08:22:25 AM
grrr.... apart from a big payout.... this crimson red block is getting on my nerves.
I will be at the pub...
I will be at the pub...
August 18, 2016, 08:20:45 AM
Wolfen: I had a similar situation with my Trezor not matching the blockchain. I chalked it up to their hinky chrome app plug in -- but, not sure. I manually drained the wallet address -- and, went to keep key.
If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
doing core 0.12.0, that what was presented for download.If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
I have had no problems with the core wallet in the past.
Seems odd that Keepkey is so complicated to see your total on the blockchain.
Thanks for the 0.13.0 tip. WTF
Where is the block? Too much red, need to GREEN UP baby!
In my experience with keepkey, to figure out your total on the block chain you need to make a list of all of the different addresses you have used and search each one totaling as you go.
42 weeks left on blockchain download.
August 18, 2016, 08:14:06 AM
Wolfen: I had a similar situation with my Trezor not matching the blockchain. I chalked it up to their hinky chrome app plug in -- but, not sure. I manually drained the wallet address -- and, went to keep key.
If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
doing core 0.12.0, that what was presented for download.If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
I have had no problems with the core wallet in the past.
Seems odd that Keepkey is so complicated to see your total on the blockchain.
Thanks for the 0.13.0 tip. WTF
Where is the block? Too much red, need to GREEN UP baby!
In my experience with keepkey, to figure out your total on the block chain you need to make a list of all of the different addresses you have used and search each one totaling as you go.
August 18, 2016, 07:58:56 AM
Wolfen: I had a similar situation with my Trezor not matching the blockchain. I chalked it up to their hinky chrome app plug in -- but, not sure. I manually drained the wallet address -- and, went to keep key.
If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
doing core 0.12.0, that what was presented for download.If you are downloading core 0.13.0 -- bitcoin.org is issuing warnings regarding their binaries -- so be careful...
Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-org-warns-potential-attack-state-sponsored-hackers-binaries-2016-8?r=UK&IR=T
I have had no problems with the core wallet in the past.
Seems odd that Keepkey is so complicated to see your total on the blockchain.
Thanks for the 0.13.0 tip. WTF
Where is the block? Too much red, need to GREEN UP baby!
August 18, 2016, 07:33:35 AM
If anyone noticed - the DE node network dropped out for about 3 minutes at 12:11 UTC and any miners pointed to DE will have failed over
All was OK again around 12:14 UTC
All was OK again around 12:14 UTC
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