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I have downloaded Bitcoin-qt project from GitHub for Ubuntu 14.04, But I don't know why I'm getting error:

Error: /main.cpp:2985: bool InitBlockIndex(): Assertion
 `block.hashMerkleRoot ==
 uint256("0x7c0b21983dc5a17daeef4b6b936375b0a59f3414af7a1bf248d98209447a494b")'
 failed. The program has unexpectedly finished.

I have already Look into the debug.log file and put the GenesisBlock, but still I'm getting same error again and again.

Please help me on this to resolve. I'm using Bitcoin-QT Project.

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Any reason for not using apt-get to install bitcoin-qt? –  YoMismo Jan 21 at 12:21
    
The things is I am downloaded the source code and compile and run that application when i run that application on qt framework it will give me this error. What happen to install bitcoin-qt its just an application, I am learning flow and programming of that. –  Deepak Chauhan Jan 21 at 12:35
    
Most probably there is something missing. When you install a program from the repository it will work because it has been compiled with all the dependencies, the libraries that it needs are also installed. Since you have downloaded the source and compiled it by yourself there might be something missing. –  YoMismo Jan 21 at 12:46
    
Will you please tell what I am missing. Actually I am searching for 3-4 days and I am not able to figure it out whats the problem. –  Deepak Chauhan Jan 21 at 13:26
    
I'm afraid I don't know, otherwise I would have posted an aswer. Anyway, a simple google search led me to bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=391983.0 check that to see if that helps... –  YoMismo Jan 21 at 13:51

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