Use https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/gui-tool-for-running-masternode-with-trezor.13748/How to "start alias" from hardware wallet?
OK, my problem was:
"Not capable masternode: Invalid protocol version"
I got Trezor to start mn. I used version 0.9.13 of Dash Masternode Tool.
Moving to version 0.9.11 fix the problem.
You can find it on the Dash stats page and click on the "V12.2 Adoption" button.Where is the data for the number of miners that have updated?
I have been there...but there is just a flat line at 0.You can find it on the Dash stats page and click on the "V12.2 Adoption" button.
Seems like none of the major mining pools (AntPool, ViaBTC, etc.) have updated yet. >35% of masternodes have, though.I have been there...but there is just a flat line at 0.
I am to understand 0 miners have updated?
I have been there...but there is just a flat line at 0.
I am to understand 0 miners have updated?
It's doing it even with update...New protocol version, so yes.. thats true.
Also dont forget to do a sentinel update (git pull) or you get in the "Watchdog Expired" state again
(happened to me today)
strange, your cronjob should move it from watchdog expired to pre-enabled and then later to enabled.It's doing it even with update...
Questions:
1)What is currently the most accurate way to check which position in the payment queue a masternode has?
2) is it correct that if you do a the master-node start you will go back to the queue 100% of the time ?
This command: "masternode start-alias MN1"
Yeah, it did, but it took much longer than the cron job interval. Took almost 45 minutes.strange, your cronjob should move it from watchdog expired to pre-enabled and then later to enabled.
Satoshi Labs is also not with the program... Any attempt to send from wallet.trezor.io and the TX bounces off the network.