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# Framework: LND startup, missing Receive address, false zero balance
**Status: OPEN — Framework inspected live; candidate fix under test; not fixed yet.**
**Status: OPEN — fix applied; live reboot passed; awaiting user confirmation of the original Receive flow.**
Reported: 2026-09-15. Source inspected: main at `3b9b74da` (v1.8.17-alpha publication).
The Framework's installed version and exact incident time have not been verified.
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## Acceptance criteria — all required to close
- [ ] Root cause of Framework startup failure supported by node evidence.
- [ ] Fix implemented and focused regression tests pass.
- [x] Root cause of Framework startup failure supported by node evidence.
- [x] Fix implemented and focused regression tests pass.
- [ ] Failed, locked, delayed, and partial LND responses never masquerade as a
fresh zero balance; genuine zero remains correct.
- [ ] Existing wallet identity and channel state preserved through the repair.
- [ ] Framework starts LND and reaches usable wallet readiness after a controlled
- [x] Existing wallet identity and channel state preserved through the repair.
- [x] Framework starts LND and reaches usable wallet readiness after a controlled
full reboot, without manually restarting LND.
- [ ] The originally affected Receive flow works after boot and after recovery;
outages show an actionable state and recover without requiring a page reload.
- [ ] Balance display verified against authenticated LND data on the node.
- [ ] Logs show no restart loop, repeated unlock failure, or wallet-recreation path.
- [ ] Display confirmation pending; authenticated LND balances match pre-reboot values.
- [x] LND logs show no restart loop, repeated unlock failure, or wallet-recreation path.
- [ ] Evidence, tested versions, deployment, and limitations recorded here; user
informed of live results. Only then set status RESOLVED and clear the blockers.
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are authenticated using its existing local macaroon without printing it.
Status remains OPEN until deployment and live boot/Receive/balance verification.
### Authorized deployment and full reboot — 2026-09-15
The user answered “yes please” to applying the staged fix and rebooting. Timing
approval is no longer pending. Applied the staged backend and dashboard after
rechecking both checksums and rollback copies. There were no pending channel
HTLCs at reboot. No wallet data, secrets, or recovery identities were replaced.
Live results:
- A different boot ID confirms a full reboot occurred.
- Running backend on disk matches candidate SHA-256
`5a354f76ebe619561eef0d318e4f41f177d04004682504d7434d632733f8e298`.
- Management service started around 19:23:57 UTC; LND asked for its wallet
password at 19:24:10 and logged automatic unlock at 19:24:18. No manual LND
restart or interactive unlock was used after this reboot.
- LND reports SERVER_ACTIVE and chain sync. Its identity and channel-point set
are identical to the private pre-reboot baseline; both channels are active.
- On-chain and Lightning balances exactly equal the pre-reboot values.
- LND container and systemd restart counts are zero after recovery.
- Public HTTP checks on the node returned 200 for the dashboard index and new
Home bundle; their bytes match the installed candidate, including the new
unavailable-balance notice.
- Captured post-reboot management and LND journals in the private local evidence
directory. Detailed before/after identity, channel, and balance records remain
in the root-only support directory on Framework.
The user was asked to refresh the dashboard and confirm the originally missing
Receive item and displayed balances. Keep OPEN until that reply is assessed;
Minibits seed absence was a separate finding and must not be mistaken for an
LND startup failure. Candidate is a direct node deployment, not a newly signed
fleet release. The source branch must be integrated before a subsequent release
can preserve this fix across the fleet.