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you need to rescync tge whole blockchain to catch your funds (due to TITAN) .. once you see your funds you can export a wallet and import into bts
a) you can import the moonstone file into bts 0.9.3cyes
b) you see the balance once you have it importedno, back in the past when I check it in bts 0.9 I show the balance. But now in fresh new install of 0.9.3c there is no balance.
c) if you export your wallet again, you get empty account keys?yes
if so, in which account do you see your MOONFUND tokens?It was not associate to any account
As long as you can see your MOONFUND in bts0.9.3c, we can import them into BTS2 eventually .. may be a little more tricky than what is explained in the migration guide
wallet_export_keys ...Like it documented here http://docs.bitshares.eu/bitshares/migration/howto-exporting-wallet.html{
"password_checksum": "c10....5a59fa",
"account_keys": []
}
[{"type":"master_key_record_type","data":{"index":-1,"encrypted_key":"3..."}},{"type":"key_record_type","data":{"index":1,"account_address":"B...","encrypted_private_key":"d...","valid_from_signature":false,"memo":null,"gen_seq_number":0}},{"type":"account_record_type","data":{"index":2,"id":0,"name":"moonstonefunds","public_data":null,"owner_key":"B...","active_key_history":[["2015-04-10T06:46:43","B..."]],"registration_date":"1970-01-01T00:00:00","last_update":"2015-04-10T06:46:43","delegate_info":null,"meta_data":null,"is_my_account":true,"approved":0,"is_favorite":false,"block_production_enabled":false,"last_used_gen_sequence":0,"private_data":null}}
DON'T use the cryptonomex/graphene repository for the live BitShares network! This is the development repository, which differs from BitShares in some aspects.
The correct repository for the live network is https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2 . If you click on that link, there will be a "releases" link above the list of files. Currently it says "16 releases". Click on that link, it will take you to a list of released versions.
(Currently, ) at the top of the release list there's a GUI release which you can ignore. Scroll down to the latest BitShares release. There was some confusion about the version number - it's called v2.0.151111 but it was actually released on 2015-11-01. To the left of the release version you can see the repository tag of the version, i. e. v2.0.151101. There is also the tag 2.15.306 which points to the exact same repository revision. This is the version you should use for your build.
