Topic: Wrong network and bad block! (Read 1611 times)

Quote from: goatpig on March 31, 2016, 03:46:07 PM

How and where should I send it? Can you give me email adress?

Upload it to some file sharing site and post the link here.

Let's see a log file first though.

HERE http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=36465996193070144704

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Let's see a log file first though.

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Quote from: achow101 on March 31, 2016, 04:46:31 PM

Quote from: Hactive on March 31, 2016, 04:44:01 PM

Quote from: achow101 on March 31, 2016, 04:30:32 PM

Quote from: Hactive on March 31, 2016, 04:44:01 PM

I tried almsot everything, ok? I rebuild database like 3 times? Can you imagine how much patience and time it consumed?

It's not just corrupt... I dont have ideas anymore... 2x factory reset of armory, 3x rebuilded and rescanned database. Uninstalled Bt core and armory like 5 times. Changing directories... I am exhausted.

No, you have not done everything nor have you done what I suggested. Rebuilding the database is not the same as resyncing. Rebuilding simply means that the data already on the disk is organized by the software so that it can use it. Resyncing means that you are downloading the data to the disk again. Resyncing will start it clean and remove corruption while rebuilding leaves the corruption there and that corruption causes problems.

Ok, so let me be more specific... I deleted 2 times old database and started from begining... Satisfied? Oh sorry... I am little bit annoying, because I am frustrated

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Did you try deleting specifically the folder named "blocks" in the uᴉoɔʇᴉq Core data directory? Deleting the databases won't help in your case.

And again.... I did delete everything. Dont think I did not try it. I said I tried almost everything. What I did not delete was myy f*kin W10 :-D. Guys I would be so happy, if someone will help.. ONly one idea left in my head.. I do not have wallet and blocks in C/program files/ bla bla, so maybe it has problems I have it on another part on my disk, but I strongly doubt it. I have wallets and blockchain on D:\

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Quote from: achow101 on March 31, 2016, 04:30:32 PM

Quote from: achow101 on March 31, 2016, 04:30:32 PM

I tried almsot everything, ok? I rebuild database like 3 times? Can you imagine how much patience and time it consumed?

It's not just corrupt... I dont have ideas anymore... 2x factory reset of armory, 3x rebuilded and rescanned database. Uninstalled Bt core and armory like 5 times. Changing directories... I am exhausted.

No, you have not done everything nor have you done what I suggested. Rebuilding the database is not the same as resyncing. Rebuilding simply means that the data already on the disk is organized by the software so that it can use it. Resyncing means that you are downloading the data to the disk again. Resyncing will start it clean and remove corruption while rebuilding leaves the corruption there and that corruption causes problems.

Ok, so let me be more specific... I deleted 2 times old database and started from begining... Satisfied? Oh sorry... I am little bit annoying, because I am frustrated

.

Did you try deleting specifically the folder named "blocks" in the Bitcoin Core data directory? Deleting the databases won't help in your case.

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I tried almsot everything, ok? I rebuild database like 3 times? Can you imagine how much patience and time it consumed?

It's not just corrupt... I dont have ideas anymore... 2x factory reset of armory, 3x rebuilded and rescanned database. Uninstalled Bt core and armory like 5 times. Changing directories... I am exhausted.

No, you have not done everything nor have you done what I suggested. Rebuilding the database is not the same as resyncing. Rebuilding simply means that the data already on the disk is organized by the software so that it can use it. Resyncing means that you are downloading the data to the disk again. Resyncing will start it clean and remove corruption while rebuilding leaves the corruption there and that corruption causes problems.

Ok, so let me be more specific... I deleted 2 times old database and started from begining... Satisfied? Oh sorry... I am little bit annoying, because I am frustrated

.

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Quote from: achow101 on March 31, 2016, 03:47:50 PM

I tried almsot everything, ok? I rebuild database like 3 times? Can you imagine how much patience and time it consumed?

It's not just corrupt... I dont have ideas anymore... 2x factory reset of armory, 3x rebuilded and rescanned database. Uninstalled Bt core and armory like 5 times. Changing directories... I am exhausted.

No, you have not done everything nor have you done what I suggested. Rebuilding the database is not the same as resyncing. Rebuilding simply means that the data already on the disk is organized by the software so that it can use it. Resyncing means that you are downloading the data to the disk again. Resyncing will start it clean and remove corruption while rebuilding leaves the corruption there and that corruption causes problems.

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Quote from: Hactive on March 31, 2016, 03:41:28 PM

Quote from: Hactive on March 31, 2016, 03:41:28 PM

Try 0.94

Use a Blocks path with only ASCII characters

Ultimately, send me your blk00000.dat so I can look at it.

How and where should I send it? Can you give me email adress?

Ok.. 0.94 now crashes after downloading last few blocks... Awesome... I have most secure wallet and my bitcoins are gone forever I guess..

The problem you appear to be having is that Bitcoin Core has corrupt blocks. This is something that Armory cannot fix. Rather you need to go to the Bitcoin data directory and delete the entire "blocks" folder. Then start Bitcoin Core and let it sync. Since this is a full resync, you will need wait a while for it to redownload all of the blocks.

No your Bitcoins are not gone forever. They are only gone if you delete your wallet.

I tried almsot everything, ok? I rebuild database like 3 times? Can you imagine how much patience and time it consumed?

It's not just corrupt... I dont have ideas anymore... 2x factory reset of armory, 3x rebuilded and rescanned database. Uninstalled Bt core and armory like 5 times. Changing directories... I am exhausted.

achow101

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Activity: 3458

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Just writing some code

Try 0.94

Use a Blocks path with only ASCII characters

Ultimately, send me your blk00000.dat so I can look at it.

How and where should I send it? Can you give me email adress?

Ok.. 0.94 now crashes after downloading last few blocks... Awesome... I have most secure wallet and my bitcoins are gone forever I guess..

The problem you appear to be having is that Bitcoin Core has corrupt blocks. This is something that Armory cannot fix. Rather you need to go to the Bitcoin data directory and delete the entire "blocks" folder. Then start Bitcoin Core and let it sync. Since this is a full resync, you will need wait a while for it to redownload all of the blocks.

No your Bitcoins are not gone forever. They are only gone if you delete your wallet.

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How and where should I send it? Can you give me email adress?

Upload it to some file sharing site and post the link here.

Let's see a log file first though.

Hactive

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Activity: 10

Merit: 0

Try 0.94

Use a Blocks path with only ASCII characters

Ultimately, send me your blk00000.dat so I can look at it.

How and where should I send it? Can you give me email adress?

Ok.. 0.94 now crashes after downloading last few blocks... Awesome... I have most secure wallet and my bitcoins are gone forever I guess..

Hactive

newbie

Activity: 10

Merit: 0