My Raven Core wallet doesn't look like your pix. Not sure what you are looking at.
What i want to do is store the keys in the Trezor so I can just send/recieve from Trezor. Using Trezor to be a front-end for another online wallet seems like a waste of time/effort. I would have to have Raven Core online and synced up anyhow since the coins are stored in that wallet and not in Trezor.
I just don't get what you are talking about.
Like I said before KEYS ARE OFFLINE and not stored on your computer like in a case if you installed and generated wallet on your computer.
When your Trezor is not connected Electrum is unusable.
1. Choose the Standard Wallet option
2. Choose Use a hardware device
It is similar for ledger wallet and maybe a bit more complicated as you need to add apps first before connecting.
What i want to do is store the keys in the Trezor so I can just send/recieve from Trezor. Using Trezor to be a front-end for another online wallet seems like a waste of time/effort. I would have to have Raven Core online and synced up anyhow since the coins are stored in that wallet and not in Trezor.
I just don't get what you are talking about.
Maybe im missing something, but if you have to have separate RVN wallet, then what is the point? You are just using Trezor as a pass though, so the underlying wallet is still online and can be hacked. Seems like it's not worth the trouble of going through Trezor to get to the windows wallet to get to your coins, why not just use the windows RVN wallet in the first place.
Like I said before KEYS ARE OFFLINE and not stored on your computer like in a case if you installed and generated wallet on your computer.
When your Trezor is not connected Electrum is unusable.
1. Choose the Standard Wallet option
2. Choose Use a hardware device
It is similar for ledger wallet and maybe a bit more complicated as you need to add apps first before connecting.