Quote from: virtualreality69 on August 20, 2014, 04:20:43 PM

Tony,
Do as Mickey mentions in his post. If you save the file as a text file, the wallet will not pickup the addnode data from it. The extension needs to be .conf.

It shouldn't take long, but you may need to exit/re-start the wallet. I did a reboot after adding my conf file and it started a sync before I made it back from the kitchen(2-3 minutes).

Let us know if you get it to sync or are still having issues?

Cheers,
- VR

Quote from: micky123 on August 20, 2014, 04:14:25 PM

Quote from: Tonylock50 on August 20, 2014, 03:48:38 PM

Quote from: vectisitch on August 20, 2014, 03:18:00 PM

add these in a .conf file in appdata/roaming/firecoin
addnode=46.165.208.140:49697
addnode=162.243.198.249:49697
addnode=24.85.126.229:49697
addnode=103.22.181.239:49697
addnode=108.163.232.221
addnode=37.59.21.58
addnode=node.[Suspicious link removed]

Thank you for the .conf data. I created a file and placed it in the wallets folder but no luck. I am seeing a 01, 02 CPU use in my task manager, maybe it just needs time....

Hi,
This worked for me straight away, did you save the file as all files as opposed to a txt file? That could be one reason why its not working. I know that's basic and you may have already checked it, just give it a good once over. Also, did you place the .conf in the roaming folder under your username?

Exit the wallet, kill the process if you need to, then come back and check. Also, ensure that your AV / Firewall is not blocking the Fire client.

Still no luck, the .conf file I made is .conf , I double checked in the appdata folder and it is listed as CONF file under the Type tab. Firecoin is selected as an exception in the firewall. I also deleted the peers.dat file. Rebooted and opened wallet with no activity in processes. I then downloaded a another qt and did it all again with the .conf file.

Thanks for your help but the only thing left is I'm running 64 bit windows 7. Is a new wallet coming out this week?