ArpFlush
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Hi all,
Can you correct me if I'm wrong (Thanks to Qwizzie from BTCtalk)
Edited after suggestions UdjinM6 (thanks) and the updates I did. It seems to work now
Update local PC Windows wallet (where your 1000 coins are stored)
1. close and backup darkcoin client and data directory
2. Rename Appdata/Darkcoin to Appdata/Dash
3. Rename darkcoin.conf to dash.conf
4. Update to the newest Dash wallet
5. Download and extract Linux dashd file (for later use with WINSCP)
Update Linux server wallet (that's connected to your local wallet)
1. ./darkcoind stop
2. rm ./darkcoind and just dump new extracted dashd in there with help of WINSCP
3. chmod +x ./dashd
4. mv ~/.darkcoin/ ~/.dash
5. mv ~/.dash/darkcoin.conf ~/.dash/dash.conf
6. rm ~/.dash/peers.dat
7. ./dashd
8. start MN from cold wallet
Back to Windows local wallet
1. Open CMD, navigate to DASH directory and type: dash-qt.exe -conf=c:\dash\dash.conf
wallet will open
2. Type in wallet console: walletpassphrase "yourpassword" 120
3. Type in wallet console: masternode start "yourpassword"
In putty you can check
grep HotCold .dash/debug.log (when you see "enabled" in the string it's ok!
./dashd getinfo
./dashd masternode list | grep $IP
Thanks!
Can you correct me if I'm wrong (Thanks to Qwizzie from BTCtalk)
Edited after suggestions UdjinM6 (thanks) and the updates I did. It seems to work now
Update local PC Windows wallet (where your 1000 coins are stored)
1. close and backup darkcoin client and data directory
2. Rename Appdata/Darkcoin to Appdata/Dash
3. Rename darkcoin.conf to dash.conf
4. Update to the newest Dash wallet
5. Download and extract Linux dashd file (for later use with WINSCP)
Update Linux server wallet (that's connected to your local wallet)
1. ./darkcoind stop
2. rm ./darkcoind and just dump new extracted dashd in there with help of WINSCP
3. chmod +x ./dashd
4. mv ~/.darkcoin/ ~/.dash
5. mv ~/.dash/darkcoin.conf ~/.dash/dash.conf
6. rm ~/.dash/peers.dat
7. ./dashd
8. start MN from cold wallet
Back to Windows local wallet
1. Open CMD, navigate to DASH directory and type: dash-qt.exe -conf=c:\dash\dash.conf
wallet will open
2. Type in wallet console: walletpassphrase "yourpassword" 120
3. Type in wallet console: masternode start "yourpassword"
In putty you can check
grep HotCold .dash/debug.log (when you see "enabled" in the string it's ok!
./dashd getinfo
./dashd masternode list | grep $IP
Thanks!
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