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    Andrew Gallasch
    @bemusementpark
    so all defaults (:
    I actually ran yarn electron and then yarn start and it went straight to the disclaimer without a white screen.
    I’m not sure if that’s just superstion, yeah, it looks like. another white screen.
    joshua-mir
    @joshua-mir
    @bemusementpark yeah, running via yarn/in dev mode will be less stable than running the app after it's built, you've probably already seen the troubleshooting line in the Readme https://github.com/paritytech/fether#run-with-live-reload-for-development
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    @bemusementpark Sorry I just saw that now, yarn start has this problem indeed, If you do a yarn electron you won't have the problem (but you won't have instant update from the code).
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    wohoo, we have activity again :D
    joshua-mir
    @joshua-mir
    (fether is the noisiest in terms of github activity)
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    true, will probably try to change that in near future
    it hasa lot potential imho
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    Launching v0.2-beta today, looking forward for feedback :) @deepinit-arek
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    @Tbaut Thank You for the info, will look into once it is released :)
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    it's out, break it and let us know : https://github.com/paritytech/fether/releases/tag/v0.2.0-beta
    And also let us know if you can't break it!
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    @Tbaut it segfaults :(
    i can try to trace it
    @Tbaut im on linux btw
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    nice! you have parity on the machine already right?
    did you try the AppImage or the archive?
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    deb & AppImage
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    what version of Parity?
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    2.3
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    I had problem yesterday with the beta
    Is this this panic paritytech/parity-ethereum#10185
    Fether installs stable 2.2.7 if you have nothing, but would take 2.3 if it's there
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    i think it would be best to bundle Parity-Ethereum with app probably
    Or maybe do some setup wizz
    as for node it runs fine
    i have both tracing / light nodes
    though not running at same time
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    yup bundling is planned, just not done yet but it's getting higher in the prio list!
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    Also is it decided for use of any UI frameworks? I could probably do the migration
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    When you say segfault, what happens exactly, any error you can copy/paste?
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    --- SIGSEGV {si_signo=SIGSEGV, si_code=SEGV_ACCERR, si_addr=0xa4fa30} --- +++ killed by SIGSEGV (core dumped) +++ Segmentation fault (core dumped)
    this is relevant part of strace output i think
    when run normally its just : Segmentation fault (core dumped)
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    you see that in the console when launching Fether?
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    yep
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    what distro is that?
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    Ubuntu 18.10
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    tested on Linux mint without any issue :( can you open an issue on our Github please https://github.com/paritytech/fether/issues/new
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    sure, i will look into this more closely later aswell :)
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    @deepinit-arek can you try now with https://github.com/paritytech/fether/releases/tag/v0.2.0-beta ?
    we rebuilt them
    Arkadiusz Szaleniec
    @deepinit-arek
    @Tbaut i check it - the same, but i have this problem even with v0.1.1 so it has to be something else
    Thibaut Sardan
    @Tbaut
    oh
    roninkaizen
    @roninkaizen

    good morning
    i need to know where to find the mentioned config file
    @parity/light.js
    i need to configure fether for main-net-usage

    any idea?

    joshua-mir
    @joshua-mir
    @roninkaizen you should be able to just pass the --chain foundation flag to fether and it will be passed on to the node in the background (mainnet usage isn't really recommended yet).
    Probably should also explicitly add --light
    roninkaizen
    @roninkaizen
    i did it,
    --chain foundation was enough - thanks a lot
    roninkaizen
    @roninkaizen
    i managed to transfer,
    which was intended,
    new way, but functional and working with my standard node