Apparently there is some form of chainsplit which causes a few MNs to drop off due to being on the wrong chain. Let's hope this sorts itself out or the devs can get us an update.
One of the pools was on the wrong chain and it was being mined. They sorted it out by simply restarting and resyncing.
Not all masternodes have been affected. In case your block height doesn't correspond to the explorer (check with ./vivo-cli getinfo): Restart your masternode wallet with -reindex.
1, Stop MN (,/vivo-cli stop).
2. Clear stored data. (delete the contents of "blocks" and "chainstate" folders)
3. Restart MN (./vivod -daemon -reindex)
On linux wallet....where do i find the /blocks /chainstate folders?
Thx
In the main root folder, where the vivod and vivo-cli files are located.