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Hello guys,
im looking to buy BTC-e codes (and LTC and PPC directly).
This would be a great opportunity for you to cash on your sales at btc-e without any fees!
I will pay 100:100 for the BTC-e codes.
I can pay:
- EUR/GBP to your bank account (EUR to your EU account via sepa or GBP in uk via FP bacs)
- EUR/GBP/USD to your paypal via the friends/no fees option (i have lots of excellent feedbacks, 100% ebay etc and can seriously be trusted).
Contact me via PM if you are interested!
im looking to buy BTC-e codes (and LTC and PPC directly).
This would be a great opportunity for you to cash on your sales at btc-e without any fees!
I will pay 100:100 for the BTC-e codes.
I can pay:
- EUR/GBP to your bank account (EUR to your EU account via sepa or GBP in uk via FP bacs)
- EUR/GBP/USD to your paypal via the friends/no fees option (i have lots of excellent feedbacks, 100% ebay etc and can seriously be trusted).
Contact me via PM if you are interested!
This tool ignores whatever filesystem there is. It just reads it raw. It reads it as if the whole disk is just one big file. You don't need the disk to be mountable.
You can use System Rescue CD, it comes with all the tools you'll need.
Feel free to email me or PM me; i can help you through.
You can use System Rescue CD, it comes with all the tools you'll need.
Feel free to email me or PM me; i can help you through.
Thank you for the suggestions.
I was able to set it up to make it start but:
a) The key scan is taking very long. After an hour or so the program stops with 'io error: impossible to read' or something like that.
Of course the hd is crashed, so there might be some damaged clusters. Is there any way to make the program continue anyway instead of stopping?
b) The program seem to find a large number of keys. On the first scan it found 302 keys after 2 hours of work (but there was a power cut, so I could not even see the result file...). On successive scans around 100 keys. On the terminal screen I see a new line for each new key with a private key output. Is this useful in any way?
c) The file recovered-wallet.dat is written at each new key or only at the end?
I ask as I was not able to have a full run (due to the power cut and the reading errors in the next runs), but in two cases I saved the file recovered-wallet.dat. This does not seem to be populated at all. Certainly looking at it with an hex editor I cannot see any sign of the 100 keys the program tells me being recovered. Maybe they were not written yet?
Any suggestion how to make use of the terminal dump with all those private keys to attempt seeing if any of those is the lost wallet key I am after?
I tried this, but it isn't working for me.
I downloaded SystemRescueCd ---> http://www.sysresccd.org/SystemRescueCd
I booted from a DVD and went straight to the GUI, had terminal open, typed in exactly what is written in the OP and I get an error in terminal.
After I type the part with "sudo ....."
Terminal responds with:
zsh: correct 'sudo' to '_sudo' [nyae]?
If I press y: _arguments:comparguments:312:can only be called from completion function
If I press n: zsh: command not found : sudo
I have 4 hard-drives and 1 SSD. I disconnected all of them and connected the 1 hard-drive that I need to run the recovery tool on (this HDD is not bootable). It's not connected to the number 1 SATA port on the mobo. Does this therefore affect the part of the code with: '/dev/sda'? Or what's going on?
I downloaded SystemRescueCd ---> http://www.sysresccd.org/SystemRescueCd
I booted from a DVD and went straight to the GUI, had terminal open, typed in exactly what is written in the OP and I get an error in terminal.
After I type the part with "sudo ....."
Terminal responds with:
zsh: correct 'sudo' to '_sudo' [nyae]?
If I press y: _arguments:comparguments:312:can only be called from completion function
If I press n: zsh: command not found : sudo
I have 4 hard-drives and 1 SSD. I disconnected all of them and connected the 1 hard-drive that I need to run the recovery tool on (this HDD is not bootable). It's not connected to the number 1 SATA port on the mobo. Does this therefore affect the part of the code with: '/dev/sda'? Or what's going on?
I can help you here, as I had the exact same problem.
It is a problem due to how gentoo (the base of SystemRescueCd) works.
You solve it doing this.
Instead of typing sudo ./wallet-recover-0.3-linux/bin/32/wallet-recover /dev/sda recovered-wallet.dat
in the terminal window you type first:
su
(so you get the superuser priviledges)
and then simply:
./wallet-recover-0.3-linux/bin/32/wallet-recover /dev/sda recovered-wallet.dat
It will then work.
Also, careful if you work with external devices your drive to scan will NOT be sda.
with the crashed hard disk connected via usb in my case was sdc
You can see a list of all your drives via the system menu - partition names
Be, complimenti per la poca serietà di Bitito.
Concordato sui 6 LTC nel pomeriggio, mi ha rimandato alla sera per il pagamento che aveva da fare.
Mi loggo e scopro che invece li ha venduti ad altri....
Io pur di mantenere la parola su una vendita due settimane fa ci ho rimesso 400 euro, per uno sbalzo grosso di prezzo. Eppure ho mantenuto. Ma di persone serie come me sembra qui ce ne siano poche....
Concordato sui 6 LTC nel pomeriggio, mi ha rimandato alla sera per il pagamento che aveva da fare.
Mi loggo e scopro che invece li ha venduti ad altri....
Io pur di mantenere la parola su una vendita due settimane fa ci ho rimesso 400 euro, per uno sbalzo grosso di prezzo. Eppure ho mantenuto. Ma di persone serie come me sembra qui ce ne siano poche....
Acquisto 20 LTC a 25 euro cad. Se ti interessa contattami.
Gli abbiamo già offerto ben più di 25 euro, ma è sparito...
Nico tu sai quanto ci ho perso sia di soldi che di salute, abbiamo chiuso con una perdita io di 500 euro e tu di 200. La questione l'avevamo gia chiusa, se dai retta a sti 4 imbecilli non so che dirti, ma penso tu sappia quanto mi dispiace sia per te che per me.
ps: questi non hanno ancora capito che stanno parlando con la persona piu onesta e babbiona di questo mondo e forse è meglio che si rileggessero meglio quello che hai scritto.. se poi per loro esistono truffatori che danno nome,cognome,passaporto,skype,facebook,telefono e ridanno indietro i soldi quando potrebbero tranquillamente sparire, beh allora non so che dirvi.
(Poco) Gentile Manu,
a quanto sembra hai contattato quasi metà degli utenti del forum. A molti (me incluso) hai detto che il prezzo concordato andava bene.
Ad alcuni hai dato un numero di telefono a cui non hai risposto e sei sparito quando ti veniva proposto di usare l'ecrow.
E ora che ricompari chiami imbecilli gli utenti del forum, quegli stessi che tu hai contattato uno ad uno.
E poi hai detto di aver perso il bitcoin....
Davvero complimenti per la storia. Che tu sia reale o meno, che tu usi dati veri o no, la conclusione è che hai movimentato un pò tutti, promesso a destra e a manca, preso dei soldi e alla fine dato ZERO...
Le cose non quadrano... e per me dolo o meno quanto accaduto basta e avanza per farmi un'idea....
Un consiglio a tutti: EVITARE chi non vuole fare escrow.
Ci sono soluzioni semplici e gratuite che salvaguardano entrambe le parti in una compravendita...
I have a slightly different scenario and would need help.
A mate's pc crashed (it was on Windows 7), the file system (NTFS) is half corrupt, so the HDD itself won't boot or be recognised by other PC. I extracted the HDD and connected to a working PC with a USB-SATA cable.
With a data recovery tool I reconstructed the file system and tried to recover the critical wallet.dat file. I can get the entire dir out but wallet.dat seem corrupt (the file opened in an HEX file shows all zeros, seem totally empty).
How would I run this tool to scan the crashed HDD in search of these key traces?
By putting a linux distro on a CD/flash drive, then boot it and run the tool.A mate's pc crashed (it was on Windows 7), the file system (NTFS) is half corrupt, so the HDD itself won't boot or be recognised by other PC. I extracted the HDD and connected to a working PC with a USB-SATA cable.
With a data recovery tool I reconstructed the file system and tried to recover the critical wallet.dat file. I can get the entire dir out but wallet.dat seem corrupt (the file opened in an HEX file shows all zeros, seem totally empty).
How would I run this tool to scan the crashed HDD in search of these key traces?
The hard disk crashed is now an extranl drive of a working PC with Windows XP.
It is NOT recognised by the OS, so probably alsso linux will not be able to see it properly.
Only data recovery tools (like ZAR which I used) can reconstruct the File system on the crashed hdd by reading data in fragments and recovering them. I was wondering if this wallet recovery tool can do something similar or needs a drive mapping (which cannot be done due to the crash) to start with...
Also: can anyone recommend any small linux distribution which can fit on a USB drive and work with this tool?
I don't have a cd reader on that PC.
I have a slightly different scenario and would need help.
A mate's pc crashed (it was on Windows 7), the file system (NTFS) is half corrupt, so the HDD itself won't boot or be recognised by other PC. I extracted the HDD and connected to a working PC with a USB-SATA cable.
With a data recovery tool I reconstructed the file system and tried to recover the critical wallet.dat file. I can get the entire dir out but wallet.dat seem corrupt (the file opened in an HEX file shows all zeros, seem totally empty).
How would I run this tool to scan the crashed HDD in search of these key traces?
A mate's pc crashed (it was on Windows 7), the file system (NTFS) is half corrupt, so the HDD itself won't boot or be recognised by other PC. I extracted the HDD and connected to a working PC with a USB-SATA cable.
With a data recovery tool I reconstructed the file system and tried to recover the critical wallet.dat file. I can get the entire dir out but wallet.dat seem corrupt (the file opened in an HEX file shows all zeros, seem totally empty).
How would I run this tool to scan the crashed HDD in search of these key traces?
Non faresti prima a scegliere uno di noi dalla lista che te li compra? Faresti alquanto prima 
Ovviamente se non vuoi intermediari di exchange, il prezzo è un po minore ma li prenderesti veloce
Ovviamente se non vuoi intermediari di exchange, il prezzo è un po minore ma li prenderesti veloce come posso fare,di che lista parli? Mi andrebbe anche bene guadagnarci meno ma sbolognarmeli il prima possibile. Grazie!
Ragazzi attenzione,
io sono stato contattato direttamente da manu2013 per questo bitcoin.
Dopo avergli dato un prezzo mi ha detto che gli andava bene, mi ha dato un numero di cellulare per chiamarlo poi (posso passarlo a chiunque sia interessato). L'ho chiamato e non mi ha risposto.
Gli ho spiegato via pm come volevo usare l'escrow e da allora non ha più risposto ai messaggi nè al cellulare.
Non so che fine abbia fatto, ma attenzione!!!