It door not the result of another transaction that OP made. My guess is the vanity address creation was the problem. I've used this garage the past when I use to have regular access to the wallet. If you had a private ssh key stored in ConnectBot, I recommend you armory a new one and replace the public key on bitcoin-qt remote hosts'. Hero Member Offline Activity: This password is just wallet small dialogue box that pops up when you try to send bitcoin with Electrum. What other kind of wallet could this import you sent your bitcoins to be from?
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Given that you had a tw-factor-ident, maybe has to be this. The funds already donated will be spent on some sort of advertising, as intended. Newar on February 09, , Do they get lost for ever? Miami -Dade and Broward transit: Shouldn't the transaction have two outputs then, one for the change and one for the actual transaction? I've never had to do this process, never used a wallet, and otherwise have no knowledge of the process, here is what he said.
Are all garage your words on bitcoin-qt of them? Polivka GmbH on February 09, As you said, you can file a police report if cash was stolen from you, the same rule applies to BTC. Just import whatandroid and then opened blockchain again and I get an instant crash armory whatandroid everytime. This could explain why only three accounts door dumped and not more. It's the same as wallet random applications to manage your BTC.
However I believe their mnemonics are a lot longer than 8 words. It's possible it could be from some other site. HeadsOrTails on April 16, , Try to answer these questions: First think of the address you sent bitcoins to. Did you have more addresses written where you found this address? Any other context notes, past transaction history, etc. In your first post you assumed it is an address from an Electrum wallet. Are you sure you don't have any of this? What other kind of wallet could this address you sent your bitcoins to be from?
Think of what wallets you may have used on your phone. Now about the 8 words. It is clear that those 8 words are something other than an Electrum seed. Do you remember rolling dice, flipping coins or manually using a wordlist or something like that to get these 8 words? If so, the 8 words could be an encryption password, web service password or a brainwallet like https: Hey sorry it's taken some time to get back to you, thanks for your comment 1.
I do have other addresses that link to this wallet, I can see them in them in the history tab of the "watching only" wallet. I think you're right that it isn't an address generated by Electrum.
Is it possible that I've been using Electrum to access the wallet in the past even if it wasn't generated by Electrum? I think it might actually have been generated from https: What would you make of this? I'm pretty sure it's not a brainwallet. Maybe an encryption password. If that's the case how would I use that to gain access to the wallet?
This password is just the small dialogue box that pops up when you try to send bitcoin with Electrum. I've used this in the past when I use to have regular access to the wallet. Thanks so much for your help, I think knowing I generated it from bitaddress is useful but I'm not sure were to go from here because I can't seem to find anyway of recovering lost wallets generated there.
So I should have asked you this so that we can determine for sure if this address came from Electrum or not: Open that watch-only wallet where the address is in and click on the 'Receive' tab.
Now find where exactly that address can be found. Is it under the "Main account" branch or is it under "Imported" do you have an "Imported" there at all? If it is under "Imported" then it must have been generated outside of Electrum, but then you most probably have the private key there in the wallet and you should be able to send the bitcoins from that address. Otherwise if it is under "Main account" , it was generated by Electrum and you need to find the seed or the normal not watch-only Electrum wallet.
When you create an Electrum wallet it shows you the 12 word seed and asks you to write it down somewhere. On the very next step it asks you to type it in again, to make sure you have it. So how did you get through this step? Also, are you sure the wallet you have is watch-only and not a normal wallet find the address that you sent the coins to and try right clicking and then click "Send From" and see what shows up? You can use an address generated outside of Electrum by importing its private key.
But you say you are unable to send from this address, right? This makes me think that the address is probably not imported. Otherwise it means there is some other issue at hand that we haven't determined yet we'll go into that if the answer for point 1. It is possible that you went through bitaddress. Then you should be able to send from it and the 8-word thing remains unexplained.
It is also possible that after the address generation on bitaddress. Then you may should have printed the wallets or kept other copies. But then importing that into Electrum would have been somewhat complicated you would have gone through something like this: So one explanation for the 8 words could be that they are the passphrase for a BIP38 Encrypted private key see 3.
Another explanation could be that they are the passphrase for some encrypted Electrum wallet. I assume that by "regular access to the wallet" you mean when you had the normal not watch-only wallet that was destroyed when you reformatted your disk, is that right?
By the way, it may be worth it to try data recovery on that reformatted disk. There are a few topics in this section that go into details about that. Hmm, my Electrum's "receive" tab does not have a main account branch or imported branch. Maybe it's a different version, here's some screen shots: I'm pretty sure that's not what I want. It is possible I made a paper wallet then imported it to Electrum. I can't quite remember doing that but I might have forgot. And yes, by "regular access to the wallet" I meant when it was normal.
I'm hoping the screenshots will shed some light on the problem. Note the [watching only] You can't send from that wallet as it doesn't have the master private key. What you are using allows you to watch and create transactions but then sign them with another computer ideally one that is airgapped for offline signing.
I was looking at an older version and assumed it's not much different in the latest. I checked version 2. In older versions it is possible to have one watch-only wallet with imported private keys in it that you can directly send from, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. In colder climates an issue is often to maintain heat in the digestor tanks and they often have to be buried and insulated as you may know heat loss can lower gas production.
Right aisle and shelf http: Support Mining Pools That Care!!! Pictures of this stocked? I'd want metal shelving rather than solid wood, every bit of air flow helps. Love to see these full! It is now in hardware. Newar on February 09, , Polivka GmbH on February 09, , Here in washington state, where we have 2 cent per kilowatt hour hydro power, and more bitcoin mines then we know what to do with Regarding the fish ladders: I guess the dams in Washington state are all huge, the area where I live and Austria in general is full of small privately owned power plants, I guess most in the 10kW to 50kW capacity range.
For them fish ladders are often very difficult to integrate. There is anyways little option because if you don't build the fish ladder you have dismantle you power plant and build back the river to it's shape before the plant, which is often even more expensive. I've seen 4 or 5 for Business in bulk. Donator Hero Member Offline Activity: Is this an Ant Castle? Any ants living in there yet?
BitmainWarranty on February 11, , Do you have any stats on the full setup? That would be most interesting. Cablez on March 14, , Awesome, thanks for the data. Is there a rough estimate on your hashrate for that kW? Keep up the great work. March 14, , Stargazer on March 14, , We have a new, improved air intake layout, also we will be able to spin the fans at different speed so to create a lower pressure in the hot aisle.
As for the stilts: We had a licensed structural engineer engineer calculate the whole thing, nothing in the dimensions changed, we can put in up to 2 metric tons of payload at normal European wind speeds. Customers can have a CE sign for that. Air outlet, with side walls to prevent the hot air from getting sucked to the air intake again: Hot aisle, faster running fan: Cold aisle, slower running fan: Letting the fans run at different speed functions really nice, you can feel a definite airflow from the cold aisle to the hot aisle over the whole shelf.
You made quite a nice piece of gear. Too bad btc is down so much. This would be a perfect piece of gear for someone in Washington state USA power is under 5 cents. I would think the shipping to USA would be far too high. I do wish good luck for your gear as It is well thought out.
Polivka GmbH on April 20, , If they could manage to do a low priced version of one if these that would be interesting. I could see people going in together to buy and splitting cost. But it has to be a practical cost. If it cost's to much it would lose all the benefit of cheap electricity. This is a brilliant concept. It would be interesting to see how it develops.
Newar on April 21, , If you run into assholes all day long, you are the asshole. Unacceptable on April 21, , The second hand containers you get to buy are usually the ones which the transport companies don't want anymore. Guess what - they really know about containers We used "new" ones for this - new meaning produced in far east, one time loaded and shipped to Europe.
Polivka GmbH on April 21, , Just in front of the hydro power plant. I can get about 5cents electricity cost, maybe less in Slovenia, if anyone interested, send me a PM. Hey just thought I'd bump this for an update? How many container units did you make after and are they still operating? I love the idea. I've been thinking about doing something similar lately.
Another question came to mind. Since these units are portable and would sit outside, how would you pre-heat the miners if the unit was shut down in the winter? I understand you cannot start up miners if it's degC outside and the miners are at that temperature. So you would need a way to preheat them would you not? VentMine on January 18, , I have been told on other threads I should not start up my Antminers until it is close to or above 0 deg C.
I could add an electric heater to start up before my controller starts up the miners I guess, and have the miners start after so much time has passed enough time to warm up the miners.
VentMine on January 21, , I have a concern with your design since there is no de-humidification, is there a risk that fog, rain or high moisture will end up in your miners and cause damage? It looks to me you have a simple exhaust fan set up creating negative pressure in the container and air is supplied through the bottom filters. This does not address potential moisture concerns? Thanks for the help. Did you find a partner in NA to sell these units after?
I live in Canada. Polivka GmbH on January 24, , Thanks for the info Polivka, intriguing stuff CryptoKube has a cool set up, although too expensive. Doesn't appear to be selling them anymore. Polivka GmbH, I really like your idea of using shipping containers as data centers. I wonder why you have chosen to pull and push air through the floor?
One could design an intake from the bottom of one side, then an air velocity through the miners and then an exhaust on the top of the other side.
This design would be much better for hotter days. Rain could be managed with deflectors for intake and gravity flaps on exhaust fans for the other side. Did you experienced troubles with water being sucked in or with leakage? Myffas on February 03, , Have you guys released updated versions with new hardware? VentMine on January 24, , Level up, win more! Lionidas on March 06, , Hi, I have 3 slightly modified Container for sale. A few questions for ya: How do they get internet, cellular modem?
What kind of theft prevention is in place? It's pretty easy to cut through a shipping container wall with the right tools, that's a lot of value a thief could easily grab in under 1 hour at night. What happens if they are shut down in cold weather, how do you pre-heat them prior to re-start? How do you prevent them from getting too cold during a shut-down? May 20, , VentMine on May 16, , How many Bittmain AntMiner S9s would fit in one of these containers? Also, why do some containers have a skirt on the bottom?
Run a Bitcoin node, support the network. Zelek Uther on May 21, , Polivka GmbH on May 20, , VentMine on May 22, , There was never a Problem with starting. But I use Avalon, they always work But if you are worried, easy fix: Unacceptable on May 21, , Hero Member Online Activity: VentMine on May 23, , I thought the Avalon 7's were also spec'd at an operating temp of 0 - 40 deg C? If true would it not be risky at firing up the miners at deg C?
I know this is a very limited scenario, but it is a scenario I am also designing for. Since it might affect the use case of these containers I am curious to get help on optimal way to deal it it.