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I found an old wallet.dat it contained hundreds of transactions while i was mining.
I've replaced the wallet.dat in a new Bitcoin Core wallet, rescanned, all the txid are showing but the amount of bitcoin stored there is not! It now shows 0 coins
I know i never sent them out + all the tx are inputs nothing is out, so far i tried rescan.
any idea how can i extract for example a master privat key for the entire wallet, and import it somewhere ?
1Have you verified the tx ID exists on an explorer? Wallet files are often compatible across coins, you may have been mining litecoin or something else – Raghav Sood – 2018-12-19T08:02:54.707
yup, all tx are containing very small amounts (bitcoin) i used the dumpwallet command to get all public+privat keys turned out i got over 2800 transactions (my head hurts) so this command also give me an extended private masterkey (starting with: xprv) so my question is, how can i convert this extended key into simple privat key so i can sweep it into another wallte and get my coins out (if this is how it works, or maybe im wrong) – Vamp555 – 2018-12-19T13:21:06.590
may be using --reindex flag and adding txindex=1 in conf file solve your issue of showing 0 Coins during scanning process – cryptoKTM – 2018-12-19T13:33:37.087
@cryptoKTM this seams something worth giving a try, is there a difference if i add -reindex flag to the end of the "Target" parameter or just -reindex ? also it appears i dont have a bitcoin.conf file. i looked everywhere since my folder is in not the default directory. What can i do to creat one so i can add thxindex=1 command – Vamp555 – 2018-12-20T07:53:23.343
you have to create bitcoin.conf file in the data dir, by defult data directiry is
/home/user/.bitcoin
and bitcoind -daemon --reindex is the command to reindex it – cryptoKTM – 2018-12-20T07:56:58.880