Closed lockie closed 6 years ago
Hmm I didn't use ropsten for a while because it had issues. This is probably a geth problem tho. Can you do geth attach
in another terminal and see what eth.getBalance(eth.accounts[0]);
gives you?
NOTE: change the [0]
in that command to whatever index for that account in the eth.accounts
list. You can also use "0x0000..."
direct address instead in the eth.getBalance()
call.
If you get a 0 there too it's a geth issue, you might be on the wrong fork which did use to happen on ropsten (that's why EW uses rinkeby by default now).
Can you do geth attach in another terminal and see what eth.getBalance(eth.accounts[0]); gives you?
Yeah, it gives zero. I suppose I should report it under go-ethereum then?
Correct. Chances are it's just a fork/split and you're on some bad ropsten chain. Try re-syncing from scratch.
All right, thanks for your help!
Hello. I have a problem with account balance using ropsten network. Here's what I've done:
--syncmode=fast --cache 512 --testnet
Still, the account balance in Etherwall is zero: https://imgur.com/a/sggYE I'm using Etherwall 2.2.1 and Geth 1.8.2. Thanks in advance.