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Title: Armory fails to go online Post by: Reynaldo on October 19, 2014, 09:07:08 PM Code: (WARNING) SDM.py:687 - bitcoind exited, bitcoind STDOUT: anyone has any idea? using linux. i can post the logs files if required. perhaps the problem resolves around bitcoind.. ill try to reinstall bitcoin-qt. Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: goatpig on October 20, 2014, 12:22:22 AM bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself
Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: Reynaldo on October 20, 2014, 12:02:47 PM bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself Sorry for not updating. I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get Code: bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: picobit on October 20, 2014, 04:48:41 PM bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself Sorry for not updating. I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get Code: bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt That is pretty bad. Either your bitcoin-qt executable is corrupt, or your RAM is bad, or there is some very bad data in the local copy of the block chain causing bitcoin-qt to crash like this. If I were you I would start by running an overnight test of the RAM (I believe that there is a RAM test on the Ubuntu installation disks, RAM errors are surprisingly common) and then try to reinstall bitcoin-qt. If both fails, try deleting all of bitcoin-qt's data and let it download again (or start by torrenting the latest snapshot of the block chain). Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: Reynaldo on October 21, 2014, 12:04:22 AM bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself Sorry for not updating. I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get Code: bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt That is pretty bad. Either your bitcoin-qt executable is corrupt, or your RAM is bad, or there is some very bad data in the local copy of the block chain causing bitcoin-qt to crash like this. If I were you I would start by running an overnight test of the RAM (I believe that there is a RAM test on the Ubuntu installation disks, RAM errors are surprisingly common) and then try to reinstall bitcoin-qt. If both fails, try deleting all of bitcoin-qt's data and let it download again (or start by torrenting the latest snapshot of the block chain). Did a memory test, no errors, deleted block chain and now downloading the new blockchain via torrent... seems like it was corrupted. thanks picobit. edit: ill report back after i download the whole blockchain again. Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: Reynaldo on October 24, 2014, 10:58:26 AM i have a 2.5mbps connection i've downloaded 2 times the blockchain (around 3-4 days) and even went to a friend to download at 2mb/s
armoy downloads the blockcchain then wont go online, it just appears like nothing happend overnight and then when i reopen it it starts again from 0 to download via armory cdn .. Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: goatpig on October 24, 2014, 12:49:59 PM Ignore Armory's torrent. Grab the bootstrap torrent yourself, and feed it to BitcoinQt manually. Before going on Armory, try to get Core to work.
Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: ingrownpocket on October 24, 2014, 02:17:36 PM Did you change the blockchain database storage location? I did that once and probably made a mistake, Armory wouldn't go online and didn't give any error message, had to uninstall everything and start fresh for it to work.
https://bitcoinarmory.com/download/troubleshooting/ Title: Re: Armory fails to go online Post by: Reynaldo on October 24, 2014, 09:17:44 PM Didn't move database, I'll try to use qt alone then
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