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OK, here´s a new issue:
What I actually did was I copied the json which was revealed as text (when one clicked on the Download Button after selected "create new eth wallet" on the DAO Website into a txt file and named it presale-wallet.json. Because i never had the option to download the wallet as a file.
This is what happens when I manually import the Presales Wallet from DAO:
Passphrase:
panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range
The used presale wallet is invalid. Geth tries to decrypt the pre-sale key and makes an assumption that one mandatory field (the seed) actually contains 16 bytes of data. In this case it does not.
@mruepp, since this issue was reported month's ago is it still an issue?
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Node type: geth/eth
OS: osx
Network type: main/test
Mist version: 0.7.4
OK, here´s a new issue:
What I actually did was I copied the json which was revealed as text (when one clicked on the Download Button after selected "create new eth wallet" on the DAO Website into a txt file and named it presale-wallet.json. Because i never had the option to download the wallet as a file.
This is what happens when I manually import the Presales Wallet from DAO:
Passphrase:
panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range
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