Maybe try installing a different version of berkeley DB and set the --with-incompatible-bdb flag. I remember having the same problem as you when I first installed it, but using a different version of Berkeley DB solved it for me. Just remember that wallet compatibility with full nodes using other version of berkeley db is not given.

Hey,
the problem lies in the last line:

Berkeley db has not been correctly installed. You had it installed two months ago when you first reported you needed help. I don't know what you did different this time, but try to install it just the way you installed it last time.

All the best,
Vitimers

Can do

1. You have to install dependencies that Certurium needs

Open your terminal and copy paste the following commands


and


2. Next, you have to clone the certurium code into any folder you want, usually where you save your other programs, by typing


3. cd into your certurium folder

If you want wallet capabilites, refer to this part of the docs on how to install berkeley-db

https://github.com/Certurium/certurium/blob/master/doc/build-unix.md#berkeley-db

4. Last thing you have to do, is run these commands one after another.


If you did everything right, you can finally run certurium by typing in the terminal.

Use the certurium daemon, as some people have had issues with the certurium-qt.
By the way, the reason things didn't work for you with version v0.18 is because it's actually running on a different chain, as we have gone through a hard fork since.

Hope this helps. If you get stuck somewhere, let me know 

P.S. If you have problems with berkeley DB, as I've had in the past, you can install a different version of berkeley DB like so:

(may not work for all distros)

and then you have to specify

Hi,
Sorry for the belated answer, we were very busy in recent times and forgot to check bitcointalk. Do you still need help or have you figured it out by now? 

There is currently no electrum wallet for CRT. Also, addresses generated in the new CRT node will always be generated with a "3" prefix. The "A" addresses are addresses from before the hardfork. An address starting with a "P" can thus not be correct.

all the best

Hi,

Sorry for the long wait. CRT has finally been listed on both Stex and p2pb2b! Coins have already been airdropped on Stex and are soon to be airdropped on p2pb2b

Dear Argentum NT Community,
Argentum NT has been rebranded to Certurium. You will have to install the newest version of the full node, because a soft fork has taken place which incorporates various improvements and recalibrations to the protocol at https://github.com/Certurium/certurium/releases/tag/v0.18.0.5
You will be able to find the website at Certuriumcoin.com.
Trading continues as usual

I agree.
In fact there are too many cryptocurrencies, many of them abandoned projects.
We are planning ahead and setting aside enough funds to develop our vision. These funds - that belong to the foundation, not to the developers - will benefit every holder of Argentum NT. Anybody who realizes how much of a difference a strong development backbone makes, is not going to mind a high premine.

Every coin that has been premined will go into development and support of Argentum NT. The foundation that I have mentioned will be completely transparent about any movement in funds. Regarding staking, I don't know why you would assume that we've added any staking functionality. The blockchain consensus is reached by proof of work

22'222'222 coins were generated in the AGNT genesis block
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/agnt/block.dws?0.htm
Every ARG was then credited in a 1:1 ratio on the new blockchain. The rest is to be given to a foundation to ensure the long term development and support of the coin.
If you've got any other question, just let me know 

Common mistake with ubuntu compilation is that one forgets to pass --disable-shared to ./configure. Let me know if that works and else you can send me details to your problem via dm

This a Argentum hard fork. The old chain is still live and tradeable

The file name is the same, you can set it up like so:  ~/.argentumntcoin/bitcoin.conf

The listing has finally happened and you can find the market on NovaExchange at https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_AGNT/  

The markets that you are referring to are not trading Argentum NT but Argentum. Agnt is a fork of Argentum

Thanks for the input I updated block reward, mining time and halving points under the tab Optimizations over Bitcoin.
Also, you can now see the blockchain explorer all the way at the bottom

Maybe he gave coins to one of the earlier devs, but I wouldn't know

Please google bitcoin.conf

We were focusing on technical changes and wanted to get the fork out. At first, cosmetic changes - which have no effect on functionality - were supposed to be left alone so that we could quickly incorporate new BIPs ontop of our own technically differing system. We now changed some cosmetics to facilitate integration for block explorers and exchange listing