Activation of the Bitcoin kernel portfolio during the configuration: troubleshooting “Method not found” error
Bitcoin has become more and more popular as a secure online currency, but management of its portfolio is a crucial aspect of the use of cryptocurrency. If you encounter problems with the activation of your Bitcoin kernel wallet during configuration, this article will guide you in the troubleshooting of the steps to solve the problem.
The problem: obtain an error “Method not found”
When you run Bitcoin-Cli Getwalletinfo on a new Bitcoin Core 26.0 installation from source on an Ubuntu system, you will meet the error” Method not found “. This is probably due to a compatibility problem between your operating system and the latest version of Bitcoin Core.
Troubleshooting step by step
To solve the problem, follow these steps:
1. Check the version of the Bitcoin kernel
Make sure your Bitcoin kernel installation is compatible with the latest version. You can check the version by running:
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Bitcoin -Cli - version
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The exit must be something like this:
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Bitcoin Core 26.0
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If you use a more recent version, update the last.
2. Update the Bitcoin kernel
Update your Bitcoin Core installation by operating:
bash
Sudo ApT-Get Update && Sudo ApT-Get Install Bitcoin-Qt-Force-Fallback
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This command updates the list of packages and installs Bitcoin Core with the–Force-Fallbackoption, which allows the wallet to be configured without requiring work network connection.
3. Configure the wallet using the command line
After updating your installation, try to perform againBitcoin-Cli Getwalletinfo:
bash
Bitcoin-Cli Getwalletinfo
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This should work if your wallet is properly configured. If you are still having problems, go to the next step.
4. Check the network connection (optional)
If you use a network connection to activate your Bitcoin Core wallet, make sure it works properly. Try to performBitcoin-Cli Getnetstatus’ to check any connectivity problem:
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Bitcoin-Cli Getnetstatus
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This order will report on the available network connections.
5. Update and reinstall the wallet
If none of the above steps solve the problem, try updating your wallet using the following order:
bash
Sudo ApT-Get Update && Sudo Apt-Get Install Bitcoin-QT-FORCE-FALLBACK-REINSTALL
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Portfolio resettlement can help solve any compatibility problem.
Conclusion
In this article, we have traveled to you to activate the Bitcoin kernel portfolio during configuration. By checking your Bitcoin Core version, updating or reinstalling the wallet and configuring it using the command line, you should be able to resolve the error “not found” method. If you always encounter problems, do not hesitate to ask for additional help.
Additional resources
For more information on Bitcoin Core, including updates and troubleshooting guides, visit our documentation page at [www.bitcoin.org/en/core