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Title: Creating a Cryptonote Wallet Post by: immakingacoin on December 19, 2017, 08:10:26 PM Ok, so I did not know anything about using Command Lines, or using other Operating Systems until about 2 weeks ago. And now I have compiled a Cryptonote, and am attempting to compile the Wallet in Ubuntu for Windows. The Coin itself works, and I can used the --print-genesis-tx command to get the Genesis block, then I recompile and it goes through, but then when I go to compile the wallet it says I am missing a file called "BlockchainIndices.cpp" and so I go online and get that, and add it, then it says I am missing IBlock or IBlockchain.cpp, and that is just not on the internet. What am I missing?
Here is the Guide I wrote (I started using Linux on page 4) https://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=1218 As you can see in that forum section, 4 other people have already used my "guide" to create coins, but for some reason I am still missing something. Can anyone help? I can give you more info if you need more info. Title: Re: Creating a Cryptonote Wallet Post by: asdalani on December 21, 2017, 07:39:24 AM Ok, so I did not know anything about using Command Lines, or using other Operating Systems until about 2 weeks ago. And now I have compiled a Cryptonote, and am attempting to compile the Wallet in Ubuntu for Windows. The Coin itself works, and I can used the --print-genesis-tx command to get the Genesis block, then I recompile and it goes through, but then when I go to compile the wallet it says I am missing a file called "BlockchainIndices.cpp" and so I go online and get that, and add it, then it says I am missing IBlock or IBlockchain.cpp, and that is just not on the internet. What am I missing? Look online, or just look at the guides that show up inside of the Google search results. There's a lot of guides out there.Here is the Guide I wrote (I started using Linux on page 4) https://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=1218 As you can see in that forum section, 4 other people have already used my "guide" to create coins, but for some reason I am still missing something. Can anyone help? I can give you more info if you need more info. |