Quote from: s3kan on February 15, 2014, 02:05:32 AM

Guys, I did a stupid thing. I've deleted everything from appdata\roaming\saturncoin folder except of my wallet.dat file in order to fix corrupted block chain file.

Anyway now when I replace newly generated wallet.dat with my old one, I get infamous 11DBException error.
I am googleing for quite some time now, and I've tried all stuff I could find (have in mind that all advice was targeted to bitcoin/litecoin/doge, no people with saturn who had this problem yet) and still no luck.

I am offering a bounty of 70K SAT for helping me to solve this sh*t.

[edit] sorry to post this here, but I believe this topic has most saturncoin audience, and as such improves my chances to fix this

Nothing to be sorry about, im tryin to finish a faucet at the moment sorry i cant help much
but my recommendation

1. make a copy of that wallet.dat you have and zip it (bakup)
2. move the wallet.dat to your desktop or other folder, and your wallet.zip as well
3. erase all the appdata/roaming/saturncoin folder
4. erase your saturncoin installation.
5. reinstall saturncoin
6. open and close saturncoin and go to the appdata/roaming/saturncoin folder and erase the new wallet.dat and place here your old wallet.dat
7. When you placed the old wallet.dat file in place, you should run saturncoin-qt.exe with the -rescan option.

In Windows:

   Go to the folder where you have saturncoin-qt.exe using Windows Explorer.

   In that folder, hold shift and right-click and select Open command window here.

   In the command prompt, type saturncoin-qt.exe -rescan and hit enter.

Saturncoin should start and rescan the blockchain to calculate the balances of the addresses in your wallet.dat file.

Hope it helps

Kind Regards.