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Vault 3 Update!

Upon releasing Vault 3.0.0 we noticed a few things that we didn't like, more specifically a connectivity problem in the Windows build - where new Vault 3.0.0 installs had issues finding peers quickly in the CBX network. We made a few changes and compiled the new version 3.0.1, and this takes care of these small issues:

https://github.com/elambert2014/bullion/releases/tag/v3.0.1

Enjoy!

Thanks! I got 4 connections now and am just waiting for my first stake now.

It seems to be taking forever to sync, I was wondering if that bootstrap blockchain button would speed up the process.

In my experience, if you're going to be syncing for some time like when you sync from scratch, try to keep less connections (use the connect= argument to, say, two peers) as too many peers tend to bombard your machine with unnecessary duplicated blocks that will still undergo some validations.
And yes, the bootstrap button will get you ready to stake tipically in a few minutes/hours, depending on internet speed and CPU.

Okay the bootstrap worked but now I need to upload my wallet backup file. How do I do that?

Few ways to do this. On windows the directory can be accessed through windows key + r %appdata%/bullion. On linux systems the directory will be in your .bullion hidden folder. Copy a copy of your wallet.dat into one of the appropriate folders and you're in business. You can also import a private key if you've backed up your wallet on paper.

Thanks! That did work but the backup was a month, is there a way to sync all those transactions in the last month? Only missing a few coins, so not a big deal if not.