Ah yes, incomplete info. In the Linux Electrum, after I enter the seed phrase and press enter, I immediately get an "invalid seed" message.
Since I do have access to the addresses in the Windows Electrum wallet, could I use an address to create/restore the wallet in the Linux Electrum? And other than the seed actually being invalid (which if it works in Windows suggests it is OK, what am I doing wrong?
strange problem... So electrum does run under linux, you're just not able to restore exactly the same seed as you managed to use to restore your wallet on windows..
Can you look at the following 2 things:
- do the electrum versions match between windows and linux? This shouldn't be a big issue since the seeds from most recent versions should be compatible
- can you create a new wallet with your linux electrum (just to try out if electrum works fine)
If the versions are the same, and the linux version does work (but you cannot use the seed from your main wallet), i'm a bit stumped. You could either ask ThomasV if he can help you, or you could probably try to generate a brand new wallet in linux and restore it in windows... Afterwards send the funds from the "broken" wallet to the "new" wallet... Other than that i'm kinda out of idears right now (it's friday evening, i'm not really thinking straight right before the weekend).
you did try to reboot your linux system and do a clean startup?
