This is like playing music. Every performer already has a different personality and personality background. Some people want to how to play in heart, but the actual control on hand is inconsistent.
--KevinRosa

Biting Elbows - The Stampede (Official Music Video)
https://youtu.be/QYm-dT24iRY

Hi,

Does any one did that already? Just asking to not repeat ourselves

I guess I got some hardware failure and bitcoin daemon suggest the following

local blockchain database broken / corrupt? This can occur when copying blockchain from one computer to another, when you update wallet incorrectly, or when you shutdown your wallet non-gracefully.

Code:

-rescan

is that mean all data storage on my local device is already lost?

Hi,

I was playing around with bitkey community and since version 14.2.0 they added armory wallet

https://github.com/bitkey/bitkey/releases/tag/14.2.0-community-1.13


Looking the source code 
\bitkey-14.2.0-community-1.13\bitkey-14.2.0-community-1.13\overlay\usr\local\src

I notice that they using
armory_0.96.3.992-gcc4.7_amd64.deb

that binary got sha256 fingerprint
6168185166B8D762A64888CAD9FEE69623744499AA9D1662E5CC6BC5415E6EA3

I could not find any match on

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

811982406b1c541eb06c2363d67a5c3d5ff367899a299325cd8342df02b7c461  armory_0.96.3-src.tar.gz
f05593c56f74b2e5a765f378cb279d981a5dedf305364eb0ab14836aacc6c104  armory_0.96.3-gcc4.7_amd64.deb
2ddb07ff5d8d19872e0b7547b5a90d0fe8da2d254d8e678b14c0eee9c4e31b98  armory_0.96.3-gcc5.4_amd64.deb
851f218b78dbf0acb84c111b8989254155828d8f9fdfa5ab21c25fda10745fdc  armory_0.96.3_osx.tar.gz
6ebdba82adee495a3b4f2a1b4f923e07ef84855c2911b3abb9f832c721b98b02  armory_0.96.3_win64.exe
fe3d5bd4860d33c72831fe469df003ff66329fdff49084ec12af2b5f2e388a90  armory_0.96.3_win64.zip
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1
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=bbl5
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

is there any other way to verify that file (or that particular version?)