Hardware Wallet Issue

[putcallc]

When trying to create a new wallet file using the ledger nano S as a hardware wallet following error occurs:

No Ledger devices connected No hardware wallets connected, please connect one and try again.

This happens when following the early access procedure provided on the bytecoin website using the terminal.

Is there any fix to this?

[Infinium-dev]

I was trying hw wallet support with BCN too and there is an typo in this file: https://github.com/bcndev/bytecoin/blob/master/src/Core/hardware/Ledger.cpp on line 22, you need to change BTCHIP_PID to 0x1001 instead of 0x0001

[putcallc]

Oh wow, that was indeed the issue here. I changed it as you suggested and it seems like it did the trick. I can now create a new wallet file / access my previously created wallet file. Thank you for your quick help! :)

[putcallc]

This might be a silly questions (my apologies, but I am no developer or an advanced coder) but now as I can open my wallet using the command ./walletd --wallet-file=<walletname>.wallet in the terminal, the blockchain gets updated to the latest block. However, I am not able to type further commands into the command window (my initial plan was to send all my coins to another wallet) because the command which opens the wallet keeps on running. How do I open my wallet via terminal and can then manipulate/see balance/send coins?

I found this documentation: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/5281660/RztfvWnb#e706f586-3c89-4395-9ca8-70d15f80b937

however, have not figured it out yet how to send my coins.

[putcallc]

Also, I managed to rebuild the bytecoin-gui app using qt-creator on mac. I can now open the wallet via the gui app again, but when I try to send coins to another wallet I get the error message "(-1003) Hardware wallet just disconnected sendApdu error send_result=2 sw=28482"

Have you encountered that as well or idea how I could fix that? Thank you for your help and support.