yoroi-frontend VS v86

Developed by EMURGO Fintech, a division within EMURGO – a founding entity of Cardano blockchain – Yoroi is an open-source crypto wallet for the Cardano ecosystem.

Thanks for sharing your feedback regarding the Catalyst registration. We have just pushed an update to fix the Ledger compatibility issue. Apologies for any inconvenience. https://github.com/Emurgo/yoroi-frontend/releases/tag/4.22.100

Though Devs left a few years ago, it has since been picked up by new staff and Yoroi is still actively developed as you can see by the repo. You can reach out to u/Outrageous_One_6164 if you have any issues.

Book mark the official Yoroi Wallet website yoroi-wallet.com.

Yeah, it happens! But it's probably not your device. It sounds like this issue here.

Do you mean you sent it to your Cardano address? Just connect your Ledger to adalite.io or https://yoroi-wallet.com/ to see it. (connect only, don't put in your Ledger seedphrase)

I would add Yoroi wallet (https://yoroi-wallet.com/) which can be configured with Trezor cold wallet .

It looks like somehow your cache got cleared. You will need to restore the wallet. Ensure you have it downloaded directly from Yoroi/Emurgo. You can visit our website yoroi-wallet.com to make sure. Cheers!

Download and install your preferred desktop version of Yoroi Wallet from the official Yoroi site here. The desktop version is a web browser extension. If you have already downloaded it, you can skip this step.

In case y'all missed it in the first post, and you just want to try this out, it's working in this v86 image:

https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=custom&m=768&vram=16&hda.url=ht...

You can start tailscaled and tailscale inside the VM. It may take a while to come online sometimes due to limited proxy availability.

I've got a hobby OS that's currently x86 32-bit only. amd64 and arm64 are on my roadmap, but if all goes well, it's going to be the same experience on all three platforms, so arm64 won't be anymore exciting than x86 32-bit. Other than, you could run it on a raspberry pi or maybe an arm apple.

I imagine most hobby OSes are looking at arm support vs adding something else, and arm support is going to be more fiddly and have less to show for it. I haven't found much time to work on mine lately, but other things are way more important like getting my virtio-net driver and the v86 virtio-net device to work together; having networking in https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=crazierl would be really neat. Running on a pi would be neat too, but a browser demo is way more accessible.

Not a bad idea. Arch also comes to mind, and its support on https://copy.sh/v86/ is a testament to its flexibility.

import { useEffect } from 'react'; function App() { useEffect(function initializeEmulator(){ // See https://github.com/copy/v86/blob/master/src/browser/starter.js for options window.emulator = new window.V86({ wasm_path: '/v86.wasm', screen_container: document.getElementById("screen_container"), bios: { url: "/bios/seabios.bin", }, vga_bios: { url: "/bios/vgabios.bin", }, hda: { // Hard Disk url: "/images/fd12-base.img", async: true, size: 419430400, // Recommended to add size of the image in URL. see https://github.com/copy/v86/blob/master/src/browser/starter.js }, autostart: true, }); }, []); return (

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