| python -c ' | |
| import sqlite3 | |
| import sys | |
| conn = sqlite3.connect(":memory:") | |
| print("Python version:", sys.version) | |
| print("SQLite version:", conn.execute("select sqlite_version()").fetchone()[0]) | |
| print("SQLite compile options\n " + "\n ".join(r[0] for r in conn.execute("pragma compile_options").fetchall())) | |
| for pragma in ( | |
| "foreign_keys", "defer_foreign_keys", "ignore_check_constraints", "legacy_alter_table", | |
| "recursive_triggers", "writable_schema", |
You will need to send a signed message to @hoffmang or @lbisio (both are preferred) on Keybase or email to hello@chia.net.
To sign the proper message you will need some data about your HD key. Don't share the full results, but reference this command for the following steps.
chia keys show
From that you will first need the Fingerprint: and the Pool public key and it's derivation path which is in the parentheses right before the Pool public key.
You will need some data about your HD key. Don't share the results, but reference this command for the following steps.
chia keys show
Grab the Fingerprint value for your key set. You will also need the keypath to your Pool Public key, e.g. (m/12381/8444/1/0). You will drop the parentheses and the leading m/ as shown below.
chia keys sign -f [fingerprint] -t [hd_path] -d [message] (sign a message with a private key)
# Working Example
Here are the new Windows install instructions as of 2020-04-21 00:30 PDT:
For beta3 chain compatibility: Download and Run https://download.chia.net/beta-1.4-win64/chia-0.1.8.exe (current at 2020-04-20-0930 PDT)
For pre-beta4 chain compatibility: Download and Run https://download.chia.net/beta-1.4-win64/chia-0.1.9.exe (current at 2020-04-21-0030 PDT)
Right click on the PowerShell application and select Run as Administrator or search for PowerShell and choose the Administrator option.
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object: