Hello BetKings family. This is a more explicit tutorial on how to get on the correct chain after the sudden fork that our coin passed through.
*Please note that this instructions needs to be followed for masternodes also.
First please check to see if you are on the correct chain : Inside the wallet press on Tools and Debug console and type getinfo
Check the number from the line 'blocks' to see if its the same one as our blockchain explorer page is : 'up to block'. If the numbers are the same you are on the correct chain. If not please follow the next instructions.
1. Close the wallet ( if you use linux please go to the extracted folder /~user/Kings-2.0-Linux-x86_64 and type the command : ./kings-cli stop)
2. Go to your %appdata%/KINGS folder and delete the folders 'blocks', 'chainstate' and the file called 'peers.dat'
If you use linux please go to your /~user/.kings folder and type 'rm -rf blocks', 'rm -rf chainstate', 'rm -rf peers.dat'
3. Download our bootstrap from here :
https://kings.ag/bootstrap.dat.gzPlace the file inside your %appdata%/KINGS folder and right click on it and press on Extract Here ( Winrar must be installed on windows)
Inside your /~user/.kings folder please type the command : wget
https://kings.ag/bootstrap.dat.gz and extract it with the command : gunzip boostrap.dat.gz
4. Inside your %appdata%/KINGS folder edit the file called kings.conf (for windows right click on kings.conf -> open with -> Select a file from the list -> choose notepad ) and type in the following lines :
addnode=192.243.108.117
addnode=192.250.236.127
addnode=192.250.236.130
addnode=192.243.103.147
Save and close the file
For linux users get inside your /~user/.kings folder and type nano kings.conf (if nano is not installed please use the command: sudo apt-get -y install nano).
Type in the following lines:
addnode=192.243.108.117
addnode=192.250.236.127
addnode=192.250.236.130
addnode=192.243.103.147
Save and close by pressing CTRL+X,Y and then press ENTER
5. Open the wallet again
For linux users go into your extracted folder /~user/Kings-2.0-Linux-x86_64 and type the command : ./kingsd