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March 22nd, 2016, 17:59
No,
200 transactions are on existing files.
So on non existing files it's much more than 200.. That's why I can't understand why recovered only 40 transactions..
And I rescanned software to validate transactions.
March 22nd, 2016, 18:29
b1
...
b1 main
...
keys and garbage
...
I have that...
Where are finishing transactions?? If i'm scaning entire disk
March 22nd, 2016, 18:29
No : - ) If I would like to have my money there shouldn't be any issue
March 22nd, 2016, 18:35
Yes have all until end of transaction. I just checked alone wallet.dat and it's finishing both with
text bestblock_nomerkle
March 22nd, 2016, 18:47
No I tried only to official Bitcoin Core
March 22nd, 2016, 19:10
I need somehow to read where is end of first wallet... because on my entire disc between wallets have other softwares, so I will create wallet.dat's in your way, it seems really reasonable..
If it will work I'm going to remember about you

But for now I need to understand how I can easly create many wallet.dat files. It's easy to find them, but not to finish them. If there are so many key! - like 100 in one wallet.dat and I have 50 wallet dat's it's complicated job..
March 22nd, 2016, 19:35
but moment ago u told me to copy all wallet.dat files from b1 to end of transactions?
I want to do this job manually, because then I dont have to worry that anything is missed.. If i'm doing it manually it's very hard job to extract all keys one by one, cuz we are talking about thousands of them. Your solution about creating wallet.dat was really nice one. The problem is that I don't know how should I close wallet.dat to make it working or what hex code I should look for so I can understand "Here is end of wallet.dat" and it's easy to save a file, directly to resynchro .
March 22nd, 2016, 19:59
Klerni wrote:If it will work I'm going to remember about you

Don't remember him, send him the 25K $$$
March 22nd, 2016, 20:02
Klerni wrote:But for now I need to understand how I can easly create many wallet.dat files. It's easy to find them, but not to finish them. If there are so many key! - like 100 in one wallet.dat and I have 50 wallet dat's it's complicated job..
If you have programming knowledge, it can be done very easy
March 22nd, 2016, 23:20
Klerni wrote:but moment ago u told me to copy all wallet.dat files from b1 to end of transactions?
I want to do this job manually, because then I dont have to worry that anything is missed.. If i'm doing it manually it's very hard job to extract all keys one by one, cuz we are talking about thousands of them. Your solution about creating wallet.dat was really nice one. The problem is that I don't know how should I close wallet.dat to make it working or what hex code I should look for so I can understand "Here is end of wallet.dat" and it's easy to save a file, directly to resynchro .
If you show me what a typical source file looks like (redact the private data), and tell me what the target file(s) should look like, I'll try to write the software for you (with source code), for free.
March 23rd, 2016, 5:23
Don't remember him, send him the 25K $$$

In case of money

After fromaccount I have a lot of keys, pools and everything. It not seems to be end of file
I have problem with importing this data to client.. It's just ignoring the file.
March 23rd, 2016, 5:30
Spildit
As you can imagine it's not the random wallet.dat I'm looking for. I cannot share it with anybody
March 23rd, 2016, 5:38
You can try to grab just the keys and past to an empty wallet without transaction and re-sync.
Right now I created completly fresh file... but it's looking very.. similar.. almost same length , fresh is even longer . Fresh has pool's, key's, keymeta.. So I don't know where should I copy it
March 23rd, 2016, 5:41
@Klerni, excepting "fzabkar's" offer IMHO will be your best solution
fzabkar wrote:If you show me what a typical source file looks like (redact the private data), and tell me what the target file(s) should look like, I'll try to write the software for you (with source code), for free.
@fzabkar, for free ?! WOW!
March 23rd, 2016, 5:55
Yes it wouldn't be for free as we find money we appreciate really...
The thing is that I don't know what should I answer. I don't know how exactly should look target file. Can see all structure what Spildt said but it's still not reconstructed correctly.
If you show me what a typical source file looks like
- which this is not a problem
and tell me what the target file(s) should look like,
- I can only know what to extract from my entire storage
BTW If I'm copying file to bitcoin software it's creating .bak file.. I'm going to try now with other software
March 23rd, 2016, 6:44
Klerni wrote:Yes it wouldn't be for free as we find money we appreciate really...
Then you don't know Mr. Franc (fzabkar)
Or maybe you don't trust anyone?! Then start believing in ppl, there is trusted ppl in our world, and Franc is one of them.
March 23rd, 2016, 6:48
Spildit and Mr Franc
I would like to speak with you on skype. Can we? I'm going to send you my ID on priv message.
@up
It's not that we don't trust to anyone. I have meant if he would like to help us for free, we wouldn't push him away without nothing

Because we can appreciate for help why shouldn't we share with small gift
March 23rd, 2016, 7:54
Whoopss sorry my mistake, I apologize.
March 23rd, 2016, 15:35
@Klerni, IIUC Spildit needs your data to be in a certain format before he can recover your money. You are using a tedious manual procedure involving hundreds of files. Jermy is saying that this procedure can be automated via a simple program. I'm saying that I will attempt to write this program for you, but you need to show me the structure of your wallet files, and you need to tell me what to do with them. If it is just a matter of extracting or reorganising text data, then it should not be a difficult job for me. Afterwards you can engage Spildit or whomever to finish the job for you.
BTW, I don't need to see your private data -- you can replace the keys with xxxxxxxx or whatever. And no, I don't ask any money from you. Just tell me exactly what you want my program to do with your data.
March 23rd, 2016, 16:07
Ok, great!
Let me go with Spildit and then I'm going to come back to you.
Thanks everybody for trying help
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