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Author Topic: Loading Armory takes like forever  (Read 1733 times)
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November 26, 2016, 11:16:20 PM
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Best idea is to quit trying I guess ?

If all you need is access to your bitcoins, you can simply load Armory offline and extract the private keys which you may then import into other, less resource intensive wallet software.

If you aren't the sole controller of your private keys, you don't have any bitcoins.
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November 27, 2016, 04:02:13 AM
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So,
Armory finished reloading and reorganising everything.

Still no transactions for the wallets and thus no balances either.

after all I did not lost a fortune, hardly half a bitcoin or so. Building an up to date system only to recuperate my wallets will cost me considerably more.

I very much doubt the introduction of bitcoin into 3rd world countries: even though my system is like 2 years old and quit lightweight performancewise it will still outperform compared to 10+ years old hardware with dial-up alike speed restrictions as most really poor people have to rely on.

Best idea is to quit trying I guess ?

Thanks for all the efforts.

Let's see dbLog.txt

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December 05, 2016, 11:00:25 PM
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So,
Armory finished reloading and reorganising everything.

Still no transactions for the wallets and thus no balances either.

after all I did not lost a fortune, hardly half a bitcoin or so. Building an up to date system only to recuperate my wallets will cost me considerably more.

I very much doubt the introduction of bitcoin into 3rd world countries: even though my system is like 2 years old and quit lightweight performancewise it will still outperform compared to 10+ years old hardware with dial-up alike speed restrictions as most really poor people have to rely on.

Best idea is to quit trying I guess ?

Thanks for all the efforts.

Well 3rd world peoples could and perhaps should just use a lightweight wallet on the desktop/laptop or most likely, phone. Very few will have the equipment grunt nor the technical patience trying to sort thru the issues.
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