A simple test will be this ...

Get yourself a 'trial' or test VPS somewhere, or even a cheap one somewhere (like Digital Ocean - where we have a lot of ours) and follow the same procedures on that VPS. ISP like Digital Ocean do not have the restrictions that most home ISP have or are forced to have.

Follow the instructions to setup the VPS. Install the wallet (or compile if using linux of any flavour) and start the daemon there. Watch what happens.

If the SAME issues exist there, then you will need to look further into the issue.
If the issue has disappeared, then your local installation is the problem and will more than likely be the ISP itself for any reason.

Windows is the WORST OS to use for staking or MN in these sorts of cases due to the rubbish that comes with a standard OS like Windows. Which is why AntiVirus/AntiMalWare has always been big business. If you know ANYTHING about linux (we use Fedora but most use Ubuntu, though you can use almost any flavour of linux), then learn how to install and use that OS instead. It is a steep learning curve for those that don't know it, but is a far safer method of initiating a wallet like ESP for staking or anything else for that matter.

We will have a test of this when we get time, and it will be under CentOS 7 x64 if we can get it compiled in that linux distro, but that won't happen until we have the time. When we had our pool (http://citrine.chainworksindustries.com) running, the daemon/wallet was compiled under Debian and worked with only a few nodes added to start it. We had not tried the latest code though, so I cannot speak about the latest version.

#crysx

Sorry I have not followed the discussion closely, you can try the following things:

• Make sure you are using the newest version of the wallet
• Install the wallet software on a PC that you have not installed the wallet on before, or alternatively delete peers.dat in the data directory
• Try using a VPN for the case that your internet provider is blocking connections or alternatively try out a different network (e.g. by going to a friend or family member who has a different internet provider)
• Disable any antivirus software or desktop firewall which might be blocking connections

Have you tried to close connection using telnet? Is your service provider not blocking the specific ip?
Telnet on windows:
telnet 144.76.78.141 22448

And also try to ping the ips, see if it returns a package.


If it does not close the connection or can not ping then the problem is in the provider, because here I performed the tests and closed connection and can ping the ips.

It happened to me once, but it was with another coin, my firewall was blocking the access attempt of the wallet, but I put in the exception and connected quietly.

And just a suggestion, make sure the wallet is not being blocked by your firewall or anti-virus

You added these nodes?

https://espers.io/download/nodes/node-list.txt

You added these nodes?

https://espers.io/download/nodes/node-list.txt

My wallet works fine. If you have  problems with wallet then use https://blog.espers.io/using-the-snapshot-d8eb6d1cb3f6

Fairly sure that has happened before... I believe when the Trezor T first came out... SatoshiLabs is using a "free" USB Vendor ID rather than paying for their own

I went to the "wallet.trezor.io" page and it asked me to install the Trezor Bridge 2.0.25, so I downloaded and installed it... during install it said to disconnect the device, I did... the installer completed and came up with "Start Trezor Bridge" prompt... so I clicked OK.

I went back to the browser and clicked refresh... it said to connect my device, so I did and then Windows 10 popped up a little notification in the corner saying it was setting up "TREZOR".

So, yes... it does indeed sound like you have a driver issue. It is possible that the Trezor Bridge is not running (hence why the device was "unknown". Try uninstalling and reinstalling the Trezor Bridge... and make sure you have the "start Trezor Bridge" option selected... then open the wallet.trezor.io page and connect the device when prompted.

TREZOR partnered with GRAY and created a new brand Corazon - a limited edition of devices built on Trezor Model T is available for pre-order. The cheapest model costs $942 SGD (~$695 USD) and the most expensive one which is limited to 100 pieces costs $2028 SGD (~$1500 USD). The only difference is that these devices are made of titanium. Functionality remains the same. More information can be found here.

still no trezor integration ? second update from trezor since BTX ann. by devs integration to trezor

Really good and useful development - I think things will go well, many will want to buy. What is the approximate value of the device and when the sale is planned. It is also interesting with what currencies it is planned to work. Is it possible to exchange different currencies using the device in the future - by the type of exchanger. Thank you for your reply .

Another RESPAWN COin?

 https://discord.gg/qtCXKKx

Hey,

I found something interesting,

Case scenario:
  1. Plug-in your Trezor One.
  2. Go to "Receive" Tab.
  3. Click "Show full address".
  4. Don't "Check address on TREZOR".
  5. Close your browser / disconnect from wallet.trezor.io.
  6. Don't unplug your Trezor One.
  7. Open wallet.trezor.io again - even after a day or more.
  8. You can login without entering the PIN.

What do you think about it? Safe or need an update?  ;-)


Best wishes.

I also have a couple rigs that restart every 4-6 hours. Is there a log file in win7 that would give insight as to whether specifically AB or other driver was at fault? I've been assuming it was just an OC/ temp thing, but hard to figure out which card is at fault so I end up lowering OC on all of them.

If you bought Bitcore before the start of the airdrop, it would be in a very big plus. The price was then just as low. Those people who bought later were hurt.

Good news are coming frequently it is nice to read about partnership with Sparkster and in future they will integrate this token as payment method on their marketplace. This will help the people to use cryptocurrencies will comfort and it will boost the growth of this ecosystem.