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Mine stakes fine on windows too. Can you really stake with a locked wallet? The mining requires private signatures no?
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Yup, clearly, a connected device will never reach paper wallet security
until you want to spend it  (that should be a new meme ...) Create a transaction offline, sign offline, broadcast Over  But in real life, I have used your solution to sweep a private key Even with offline transactions though, you have to move a USB stick between offline and online computers, creating a possible vulnerability, correct? Correct. A malware can change the firmware of the stick in such way that it do nasty things when connected to another computer. For more detailed technical explanation please see https://srlabs.de/badusb/No they must be signed. Those usb disks accept any firmware |
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maybe disable merged mining until we find a block?
Merge mining has zero effect on BTC mining  Yeah if anything we're getting instant alts right now |
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What is the guarantee that myTREZOR.com will always be around for me to be abel to spend/receive bitcoins using the Trezor?
In 30 years, will that website still be around?
Many more wallets will support it. It's not proprietary. |
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Mmpool is merged mining so yeah p2pool will help with Bitcoin and we still get alts. Plus p2pool may be easy though people may not want to run core, let alone 5 other chains so your pool is definitely needed. Especially if you can proxy difficulty for small miners. P2pool sucks for them.
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Yes. Actually there are 5 and we use 3-of-5 scheme.
Do you store those signing keys themselves on a Trezor? Of course not, just the public ones. I think he didn't mean "on every trezor out there", but "do you use trezors to store the signing keys?". I'm guessing they wont reveal any details about how they protect the signing keys. Oh they probably use offline computers. It's a while different algorithm that has to read the entire file. Or maybe just the hash. |
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Yes. Actually there are 5 and we use 3-of-5 scheme.
Do you store those signing keys themselves on a Trezor? Of course not, just the public ones. |
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I'm running 0.91.2 on Mac OSX and whenever I try to send coins it forces me to keep clicking coin control (in advanced mode) or donate to armory developers (in beginners mode).
My coins are basically stuck in my wallet cause every time i try to send, i can't get past the "wallet management" screen due to this bug. Any help?
Strange. 0.91.2 never did that to me. In any event, you could try 0.92.1, which is a more stable build. Better yet, you could wait for 0.92.2 (it should be out very soon), which I believe will have even more OS X stability patches. (I've committed the fixes. I just don't know if 0.92.2 will focus solely on the privacy fix.) Tried both versions of Armory, same issue occurs on both. How do I get my btc out of this wallet without waiting for the next Armory release to come out? This is irritating... Import private key into core |
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The root key is all that's needed. It's how armory behaves. Forgetting passwords happens more often than theft.
Just to be clear we are talking about password and not pin correct? Because i really don't think this is right. Why would there be such a strong warning on the trezor for password users if the coins could be recovered from seed without the password? Yeah I'm pretty sure. Only way to find out is to test. I highly doubt the password protects the root. |
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The root key is all that's needed. It's how armory behaves. Forgetting passwords happens more often than theft.
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I'm so happy! I just checked out electrums trezor plugin... it rocks! I can even name my trezor accounts (labels can even be synced accross clients, encryptedly via central server http://labelectrum.herokuapp.com/) Electrums coin control features (freeze address, prioritize address, send from address) fully work with the trezor wallet. Now I have the best of both worlds: a real local light client with a multitude of servers to choose from (or run my own) and coin-control features plus the security of the trezor. Please don't shill for them about an unstable merger. I have just redownloaded electrum and it DOES NOT COMMUNICATE WITH THE TREZOR. GOING ON DAY 5 OF NOT HAVING ACCESS TO MY MONEY ON MY TREZOR. SO YEAH STAY AWAY TREZOR IS A SCAM AS THEY ARE UNPROFESSIONAL, UNRELIABLE AND PLAIN RUDE. I WILL BE POSTING THIS EVERYDAY UNTIL I GET MY MONEY OUT OF MY TREZOR. Dude just sweep your private key into armory With what? Don't suggest wallet32 I don't have android. They use BIP 32 with BIP 44 so a regular bip 32 wallet can't handle their path structure so currently I can't. If I have wait for electrum to stabilize then I will. I am being punished because a person used mutli-sig address to send me money. hey neat-o! thanks bitpop. It needs a custom path, look back a couple pages |
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I'm so happy! I just checked out electrums trezor plugin... it rocks! I can even name my trezor accounts (labels can even be synced accross clients, encryptedly via central server http://labelectrum.herokuapp.com/) Electrums coin control features (freeze address, prioritize address, send from address) fully work with the trezor wallet. Now I have the best of both worlds: a real local light client with a multitude of servers to choose from (or run my own) and coin-control features plus the security of the trezor. Please don't shill for them about an unstable merger. I have just redownloaded electrum and it DOES NOT COMMUNICATE WITH THE TREZOR. GOING ON DAY 5 OF NOT HAVING ACCESS TO MY MONEY ON MY TREZOR. SO YEAH STAY AWAY TREZOR IS A SCAM AS THEY ARE UNPROFESSIONAL, UNRELIABLE AND PLAIN RUDE. I WILL BE POSTING THIS EVERYDAY UNTIL I GET MY MONEY OUT OF MY TREZOR. Dude just sweep your private key into armory With what? Don't suggest wallet32 I don't have android. They use BIP 32 with BIP 44 so a regular bip 32 wallet can't handle their path structure so currently I can't. If I have wait for electrum to stabilize then I will. I am being punished because a person used mutli-sig address to send me money. |
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I'm so happy! I just checked out electrums trezor plugin... it rocks! I can even name my trezor accounts (labels can even be synced accross clients, encryptedly via central server http://labelectrum.herokuapp.com/) Electrums coin control features (freeze address, prioritize address, send from address) fully work with the trezor wallet. Now I have the best of both worlds: a real local light client with a multitude of servers to choose from (or run my own) and coin-control features plus the security of the trezor. Please don't shill for them about an unstable merger. I have just redownloaded electrum and it DOES NOT COMMUNICATE WITH THE TREZOR. GOING ON DAY 5 OF NOT HAVING ACCESS TO MY MONEY ON MY TREZOR. SO YEAH STAY AWAY TREZOR IS A SCAM AS THEY ARE UNPROFESSIONAL, UNRELIABLE AND PLAIN RUDE. I WILL BE POSTING THIS EVERYDAY UNTIL I GET MY MONEY OUT OF MY TREZOR. Dude just sweep your private key into armory |
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My peers page has no heights
You're running a non-git version of bitcoind. Next major version will have them for you. Gotcha |
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My peers page has no heights
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Let's make a list of do nots
Obviously private master key
Expose any private child key AND public master key
Article says public master key and public child key?? Thats guaranteed to happen and think it's safe.
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I can go around the house and find thin usb cords and it wont work, then i plug in thick ones and it does. People all the time talking about how they had to buy powered usb hubs. The evidence fits very well.
Mine works flawlessly on an unpowered USB hub shared with 2 other devices (webcam and memory card reader), interesting. I think some have a short or bad resistor. Or possible solder bridge. |
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My Trezor pretty much never connects the first time I plug it in and go to mytrezor.com. I have to unplug/plug it back in multiple times before it finally connects. It usually just freezes at the "loading" part. Anyone else have the problem? Love the device, but this is extremely annoying.
these things seem to really push the limits of what can be powered by usb. it seems the vast majority of issues can be attributed to insufficient power supply. with me, i had to switch to a thicker usb cable because the thinner one was causing too much electrical resistance so its possible that this could be your problem. There's no way this thing takes even 250 ma unless there's a short. I'd measure mine but I had to sell it. http://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ICR1UB6 |
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