Then Armory can't find it your block data at this path:


If you are using custom paths, refer to this tutorial:

https://btcarmory.com/docs/pathing

Make sure you're node is setup properly.

Update

Read this:

https://btcarmory.com/docs/pathing

I'll evaluate the effort based on the valuation. If it is significant and lasting, I'll oblige. Otherwise, no thanks.

Second line on that command prompt tells you where the log is being written to. Your issue is that the DB cannot find any block data at the specified path (the first line). Make sure you have Bitcoin Core installed and properly synchronized before you proceed any further with Armory.

Put OSX in your thread title for starters.

You can't do it like this anymore, you need to load the cpp mirror wallet as well.

At this point, ask droark, I don't do OSX.

Keep doing that. Post your logs if you run into trouble.

Post dbLog.txt if it fails.

=D that's nice

Did you move the folder with Finder?

It cannot start ArmoryDB.exe, a background task it needs to analyze the blockchain. Post armorylog.txt for further assistance.

The version you are using is ancient, use this instead:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2227856.0

Don't forget to first move the folder with Finder before trying to run the binary. OSX shenanigans and stuff.

You can also setup a Ubuntu VM and run Armory from within there.

Start bitcoin-qt manually then start Armory. Also, turn off auto bitcoind in File -> Settings (first setting).

Will try to reproduce.