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igadjeed

You're expressing your problem in general terms. For someone to help (if you can find someone who has built Core for Windows), you need to track each specific command, and report each specific error message Some corrections *prefix* and *DESTDIR* are not commands. *prefix* is an argument to a command. *DESTDIR* is an alias *command not found* means just that. Why wasn't it found? No idea, since you're not telling which command In general, it means that the executable file named by the command does not exist in the list of directories defined by your PATH alias. In Linux, it's 95% certain that all the binaries you'll execute are in the standard path installed with the OS. In Windows, there is no standard list, only one or two system directories, and most non-system apps are run from their own directories. This means a Windows PATH alias is always horrendously long, with a directory for every app, or a Windows app icon points to the full directory path for the app's executable. But you're not running commands from an icon. You're executing within a command window That's as far as I can help. Like the other commenters here, I haven't used Windows since XP went EOL, and should have abandoned it 10 years earlier. Microsoft is the very definition of stupid > The Cygwin64 terminal accesses C: and not WSL Tried the *cd* command?

Filistation90

We just need more crypto to fallow CRO PATH

qtqh

“Sweetie, I wondered if the cycle bottom could be identified essentially in real time as it occurs by looking at the cumulative drawdown from the previous all-time high (I like to say PATH) over time, or the total amount of pain the market has felt on the way down.”

greyacademy

**Disclaimer: Never run a random stranger's code unless you either understand it, or if it's been audited by an entity you trust.** - And here's the rest of it. For those interested, uncomment this line to see what phrase it's checking: > #print('\''+p+'\'') Uncomment this line to see which address that is: > #print(computed_address) - Computing only one million combinations took my machine a good little while. There are probably much more efficient ways to code something this. If you're actually trying to find the private key, you won't by doing it this way, though you might be able to shave off a couple thousand years by trying random combinations of those words, instead of sequential ones, hoping for the Birthday Paradox to pull through. I'm only posting this for those interested in what the process might look at, there's no need to actually run the code. - import itertools import binascii, hashlib, hmac, struct from ecdsa.curves import SECP256k1 from eth_utils import to_checksum_address, keccak as eth_utils_keccak BIP39_PBKDF2_ROUNDS = 2048 BIP39_SALT_MODIFIER = "mnemonic" BIP32_PRIVDEV = 0x80000000 BIP32_CURVE = SECP256k1 BIP32_SEED_MODIFIER = b'Bitcoin seed' ETH_DERIVATION_PATH = "m/44'/60'/0'/0" class PublicKey: def __init__(self, private_key): self.point = int.from_bytes(private_key, byteorder='big') * BIP32_CURVE.generator def __bytes__(self): xstr = self.point.x().to_bytes(32, byteorder='big') parity = self.point.y() & 1 return (2 + parity).to_bytes(1, byteorder='big') + xstr def address(self): x = self.point.x() y = self.point.y() s = x.to_bytes(32, 'big') + y.to_bytes(32, 'big') return to_checksum_address(eth_utils_keccak(s)[12:]) def mnemonic_to_bip39seed(mnemonic, passphrase): mnemonic = bytes(mnemonic, 'utf8') salt = bytes(BIP39_SALT_MODIFIER + passphrase, 'utf8') return hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac('sha512', mnemonic, salt, BIP39_PBKDF2_ROUNDS) def bip39seed_to_bip32masternode(seed): k = seed h = hmac.new(BIP32_SEED_MODIFIER, seed, hashlib.sha512).digest() key, chain_code = h[:32], h[32:] return key, chain_code def derive_bip32childkey(parent_key, parent_chain_code, i): assert len(parent_key) == 32 assert len(parent_chain_code) == 32 k = parent_chain_code if (i & BIP32_PRIVDEV) != 0: key = b'\x00' + parent_key else: key = bytes(PublicKey(parent_key)) d = key + struct.pack('>L', i) while True: h = hmac.new(k, d, hashlib.sha512).digest() key, chain_code = h[:32], h[32:] a = int.from_bytes(key, byteorder='big') b = int.from_bytes(parent_key, byteorder='big') key = (a + b) % BIP32_CURVE.order if a < BIP32_CURVE.order and key != 0: key = key.to_bytes(32, byteorder='big') break d = b'\x01' + h[32:] + struct.pack('>L', i) return key, chain_code def parse_derivation_path(str_derivation_path): path = [] if str_derivation_path[0:2] != 'm/': raise ValueError("Can't recognize derivation path. It should look like \"m/44'/60/0'/0\".") for i in str_derivation_path.lstrip('m/').split('/'): if "'" in i: path.append(BIP32_PRIVDEV + int(i[:-1])) else: path.append(int(i)) return path def mnemonic_to_private_key(mnemonic, str_derivation_path, passphrase=""): derivation_path = parse_derivation_path(str_derivation_path) bip39seed = mnemonic_to_bip39seed(mnemonic, passphrase) master_private_key, master_chain_code = bip39seed_to_bip32masternode(bip39seed) private_key, chain_code = master_private_key, master_chain_code for i in derivation_path: private_key, chain_code = derive_bip32childkey(private_key, chain_code, i) return private_key if __name__ == '__main__': words = ["camera", "rhythm", "feature", "layer", "coconut", "ready", "need", "final", "north", "can", "early", "story", "stable", "report", "group", "depend", "employ", "problem", "monitor", "interest", "logic", "sausage", "toilet", "pencil"] permutations = itertools.permutations(words) i = 0 i2 = 0 for p in permutations: words_string = '' for word in p: words_string = words_string + word + ' ' words_string = words_string.strip() p = words_string #print('\''+p+'\'') mnemonic = p private_key = mnemonic_to_private_key(mnemonic,str_derivation_path=f'{ETH_DERIVATION_PATH}/0') public_key = PublicKey(private_key) computed_address = public_key.address() #print(computed_address) if i2 > 999: i2 = 0 print(i) i += 1 i2 += 1 if computed_address == '0xb6f420204511C7fE9Dd3DE14266a260e8f11aC37': print(f'privkey: {binascii.hexlify(private_key).decode("utf-8")}') print(f'pubkey: {binascii.hexlify(bytes(public_key)).decode("utf-8")}') print(f'address: '+computed_address) break

StrivingPlusThriving

THE PATH TO A BITCOIN ECONOMY: DECENTRALIZED BITCOIN-BACKED CREDIT https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/decentralized-bitcoin-backed-credit

kirtash93

I have something to say to all of you, WE ARE IN THE RIGHT PATH AND DOING A GREAT JOB TO IMPROVE OUR FUTURE! Currently everything looks like shit but in life there is no gain without pain. Be strong, see you in the Bahamas neighbors.

Fullback22x

But the fact that they can is what I’m talking about. Solana labs and ETH foundation are the same in set up but have different implementations. No different than comparing apple to google. Just because apple goes one direction and google goes another doesn’t make one a security and one a commodity. ETH foundation and solana labs are what make the two projects similar. > The Ethereum foundation would find itself in a legal bind if it opened a store and released a phone. It would be problematic for Ethereum, which is probably why we haven’t seen such initiatives. We haven’t seen such initiatives because the foundation doesn’t want to go down that path and actively chooses not to. Not because of legal precedent which contradicts this claim as Solana Labs has made that pretty clear it’s doable. > But it would need to be a private project, not associated with the foundation. In fact, there could me multiple Ethereum phones, by different companies. They could compete. If someone else did this with Solana, they’d end up getting sued by the company. No, a private project would need the foundation support AND the community support via consensus to update node infrastructure and blockchain architecture to achieve this. While it’s possible, it’s highly unlikely. The same exact scenario plays out on SOL. No private company could roll that out without the support of solana labs and the community. You seem to be missing the forest through the trees on this one. You are hooked on the PATH that centralized figures located in a centralized lab/foundation have taken and that’s why you have the stance you have. My entire point is that if you don’t focus on the path those figures have taken and literally just look at solana labs and ethereum foundation they have the ability to do the exact same things albeit it’s mostly on the opinions of the centralized figures in those centralized entities on what gets shipped and what doesn’t. ETH foundation shipped the merge, Solana labs shipped stores and phones. I fully agree with you on ETH seems to be taking a more robust and thought out, and therefore more investment worthy route than solana labs. But that doesn’t mean I won’t critique either chain for being somewhat centralized when comparing to other blockchains. Which again, isn’t a bad thing because in a non-burn the world down and rebuild society some of those things just aren’t necessary. In the world we currently live in both blockchains are better than fiat and payment processing when comparing decentralization.

pigeonwiggle

how did you ever learn to read? do you realize how indoctrinated you are? using WORDS other people have decided to give you? why do you think they gave you those words? THE ONLY TRUE PATH TO FREEDOM IS USING BODY LANGUAGE. true libertarianism is living in the forest with the animals with a zen mindsight!

brianddk

Did you put `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` before the command like above?

Significant-Field232

IS IT THE LEFT HAND PATH OR RIGHT HAND PATH? Sorry for the caps I wanted to make it loud.

felipebrunet

I would buy a 1TB ssd (100 bucks ¿), probably a sata III 2,5 inch would work since it has the same connector as an HDD. Then I would move everything from your HDD to the SDD and then replace the drive, and reboot your rpi with this new ssd drive. To do this copying you need to clone the drive. If you have a linux pc you can use the DD command to clone the drive. The command goes: dd if=</PATH/TO/YOUR-HDD> of=</PATH/TO/YOUR-NEW-SSD> bs=1M status=progress

DatSwagnumMagnum117

Naw, they'll just freeze account then take passports of those that give money. That's what's next on the menu. The tactical nukes and MBTs and 2 million man Army will be if you phsycially resist their rule. The entire system is gamed. Gamed for the haves. And the have nots just go along with it or get trampled by it. You think the Elites haven't thought of every scenario like "bit coin" or other crypto currencies well in advanced. It wouldn't surprsie me if they're behind some of them. The control everything. Every social, economic, military sector on Earth. There isn't one sector of regular life that is handled by big government either directly or indirectly. Bitcoin is just the newest feeble attempt by the serf class to "rebel" much like tax evasion or "freedom" of assembly. Lets get this straight. YOU'RE ONLY AS "FREE" AS THE STATE ALLOWS YOU TO BE. STRAY TO FAR FROM THE ATTENDED PATH AND YOU GET ARRESTED AND YOUR ECONOMIC VIABLITY PURGED.

Aintthatthetruthyall

Lady and Gentlemen, I'm going to make this easy for you. All the IRS cares about is your gain. **I AM NOT PROVIDING TAX ADVICE. JUST A SUGGESTION FOR A PATH TO GET APPROVED BY YOUR CPA OR LAWYER OR PARENTS. I DON'T CARE. I DIDN'T TELL YOU TO DO THIS.** For each coin, you need to figure out what your basis is and what you sold it for. They don't need to know every transaction. I would think about the following for Form 8949: (a) Description of property: Bitcoin or BTC (b) Date acquired: Various (c) Date sold: Various (d) Proceeds: Sum of all the sales in BTC (e) Cost or other basis: Sum of all the purchases in BTC of the coins ***YOU SOLD*** (f) Blank (g) Blank (h) Gain or (loss): Number in (d) minus number in (e) Do this for every coin. There is no need to list every trade you made. If you traded USD for BTC then BTC for ETH then ETH for USD the number in (d) would be the USD you got for the ETH and the number in (e) would be the USD you used to buy the BTC. **I AM NOT PROVIDING TAX ADVICE. JUST A SUGGESTION FOR A PATH TO GET APPROVED BY YOUR CPA OR LAWYER OR PARENTS. I DON'T CARE. I DIDN'T TELL YOU TO DO THIS.**

crimeo

> debase: lower the value of (coinage) by reducing the content of precious metal. When applied metaphorically today, it refers to printing more money, effectively printing twice the money supply has the same result as making all your coins only half gold half copper or whatever. Bitcoin can be inflated, but it it mathematically impossible to debase it. So you're talking about inflation, okay fine. > Bread increases in price relative to Bitcoin. This is a confusing sentence. You mean that the price in USD for break goes up versus the price in USD for 1 bitcoin? That's not how you measure inflation of bitcoin, you'd measure inflation by the price (in bitcoin) of a basket of goods and services. I.e. did bread cost more bitcoin than it cost in bitcoin yesterday? But I suppose in an unnecessarily roundabout way what you said does necessitate that bitcoin inflated, ok. That's what I thought you were saying before. But what I don't see is HOW you actually think people are going to "use fiat" to do that...? The only actual procedure you explained was "printing USD to bail out bitcoin" which would in fact do the OPPOSITE if someone did that: it would deflate bitcoin i.e. increase the purchasing power of bitcoin (any time demand for bitcoin goes up, it gains purchasing power). So I don't understand the nuts and bolts of the scenario you're talking about. Walk me through step by step how you envision someone using fiat to inflate bitcoin instead (decrease its purchasing power), because the thing you described wouldn't have done that. You described an OUTCOME, but not any clear PATH to it that you are talking about, or process.

MsVxxen

BLOCKCHAIN IS A PATH TO YOUR DOOR-REGARDLESS. Geez, am I the only one that reads white papers? :)

Disastrous_Sort_4210

Go with $PATH for a catcoin m80. I've checked the space and nothing currently comes close.

Remarkable-Cat1337

yes but this is something that btc solves and this fixes so many problems we have today, if it solves inflation it's just a PATH to solve wealth inequality and poverty

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

#PATH TO ALT SEASON **Phase 1: BITCOIN** - Flow of money moves into Bitcoin causing price surge Phase 1A: (Phase overlap) Money flows into Ethereum but it struggles to keep up with Bitcoin. Phase 1B: (Phase overlap) Ethereum goes back and forth with Bitcoin and starts outperforming it. **<-- WE ARE HERE** **Phase 2: ETHEREUM** - Ethereum is outperforming Bitcoin and we hear talks of "the flippening". Phase 2A: (Phase overlap) Money is starting to trickle into large caps where we see large buy ups happening. **Phase 3: LARGE CAPS** - Ethereum has been outperforming Bitcoin and large caps are going parabolic. Phase 3A: (Phase overlap) Regardless of market cap, some altcoins with strong fundamentals are having pumps. **Phase 4: ALT SEASON** - Large caps have gone full vertical and we're seeing blow off tops. - Mid caps, low caps, micro caps all tend to pump around the same time. - Large caps have been outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum. - It seems every coin is going parabolic regardless of fundamentals. - Memes are everywhere, everyone is super excited and you feel the mania in the air.