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When trying to add a BitBox02 hardware wallet as a signer, the device is recognized and I can unlock it, but then I get the following error message:
generic error. A keypath might be invalid. Supported keypaths are: m/49'/0'/<account'> for p2wpkh-p2sh; m/84'/0'/<account'> for p2wpkh; m/48'/0'/<account'>/2' for p2wsh multisig; account can be between 0' and 99'; For address keypaths, append /0/<address index> for a receive and /1/<change index> for a change address.
I tried two different BitBox02. I'm running the latest Nunchuk version on Ubuntu 20.04, all UDEV rules are installed. Other wallets like Sparrow that also use HWI work without issues.
Here some screenshots to illustrate the workflow:
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When trying to add a BitBox02 hardware wallet as a signer, the device is recognized and I can unlock it, but then I get the following error message:
generic error. A keypath might be invalid. Supported keypaths are: m/49'/0'/<account'> for p2wpkh-p2sh; m/84'/0'/<account'> for p2wpkh; m/48'/0'/<account'>/2' for p2wsh multisig; account can be between 0' and 99'; For address keypaths, append /0/<address index> for a receive and /1/<change index> for a change address.
Seems related to #8
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I tried two different BitBox02. I'm running the latest Nunchuk version on Ubuntu 20.04, all UDEV rules are installed. Other wallets like Sparrow that also use HWI work without issues.
Here some screenshots to illustrate the workflow:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: