Thank you! That was it! I opened my original POW wallet and typed in console: walletpassphrase (mypassword) 900
Then dumpprivkey (myaddress) and it gave me the goddamn private key finally
Then importprivkey to my new POS wallet and there it is, all my nobles safely on my POS wallet.
Gotta tell you that I would never believed that I can get my Nobles back, so thank you very much
edit. And I'm pretty sure everything is working because it says "Minting. Your weight is 227818. Network weight is 418959937. Expected time to earn reward is 1 day(s)."
Then dumpprivkey (myaddress) and it gave me the goddamn private key finally
Then importprivkey to my new POS wallet and there it is, all my nobles safely on my POS wallet.
Gotta tell you that I would never believed that I can get my Nobles back, so thank you very much
edit. And I'm pretty sure everything is working because it says "Minting. Your weight is 227818. Network weight is 418959937. Expected time to earn reward is 1 day(s)."
This worked for me too - I was finally able to get my NOBL from my old, encrypted PoW wallet
.There was no need to send coins from the encrypted PoW wallet to a new, unencrypted PoW wallet. The original PoS wallet is all you need. If it's encrypted, you just need to unlock it before dumping the private key.
Thanks everyone for your help!
"There was no need to send coins from the encrypted PoW wallet to a new, unencrypted PoW wallet."
This was meant to be done before the POS switch, this would've been preparation for the -salvagewallet method. After the switch all actions in your original POW wallet is meaningless, you could send your POW coins to a new POW wallet after the switch but they actually stays in the original POW wallet. The transaction between the wallets is only visual. Glad to hear this worked for you too