I have 1.4.1 wallet version. Will I receive the hardforked coins or not? I have 200,000 coins in my wallet and don't understand any of this, it's giving me a headache. If updating is required I will have to sell my coins.

you do not need to receive them. They are already in the blockchain. But in order to send them (add new information to the BC) you need a wallet of the latest version.

No problem since you did warn us that mining would be extra risky at the time.

I just restarted the daemon with the 3 exclusive nodes and it synced up fine; the 2.0.0 wallet client also found my most recent mining payments, so looks like I've successfully made it over the hard fork hurdle. I also resumed mining on pool.intensecoin.com about 30 minutes earlier, but that may have been a bit premature because as of now no block has been found in about an hour, once again. I suppose I'll let it run for another 30 minutes or so to see what happens.

UPDATE - still no blocks found in the entire network so I've stopped mining once again.

So do I need 1.4.2 version or the Monero?

Please read more of the thread than just your own posts. This has been covered extensively in the last several pages. You need the new 2.0.0 "Monero rebase" wallet, not 1.4.2 (old wallet) or a "Monero" wallet.

Maybe I missed this part -- but when will we have a 2.0 GUI Wallet ?

Not available yet - the 2.0.0 command line wallet was hastily issued to deal with the emergency fork, is the impression I gathered from @valiant1's posts.

I don't understand this. I thought I had time till May 14, this is messed up.

(1) Navigate to where you have the intense-wallet-cli binary and run...

Linux/Mac: ./intense-wallet-cli --generate-from-keys newrebase.wallet

Windows: intense-wallet-cli.exe --generate-from-keys newrebase.wallet

Feel free to replace newrebase.wallet with whatever name you want. This is the wallet file it will create.

(2) It will now prompt you for the wallet address that you are attempting to restore (the wallet address starting with "iz"). Enter that in.

Again, read the last few pages and you will see that the hard fork was moved up because someone launched an attack on the network that sucked up all of the blocks, and the devs decided to roll back the blockchain to invalidate these ill-gotten gains.

Personally, I think what the devs did is precisely right, not messed up...

[ Creating Our XMR Rebase Wallet ]

As mentioned, we will be using the CLI tool here since the GUI only supports restoring from Mnemonic Seed, not the raw keys themselves.

(1) Navigate to where you have the intense-wallet-cli binary and run...

Linux/Mac: ./intense-wallet-cli --generate-from-keys newrebase.wallet

Windows: intense-wallet-cli.exe --generate-from-keys newrebase.wallet

Feel free to replace newrebase.wallet with whatever name you want. This is the wallet file it will create.

(2) It will now prompt you for the wallet address that you are attempting to restore (the wallet address starting with "iz"). Enter that in.

(3) It will now prompt you for the "Secret spend key". We know that from the earlier step, paste that in.

(4) It will then prompt you for the "Secret view key". We know that, too. Paste that one in.

(5) Next, it will ask you to set a password for the wallet. You can certainly set the same password as you had with your old wallet, or you can set a new password. It's up to you.

(6) At this point, it should confirm that it has generated a wallet file. It will then ask you what block height you want to start syncing from. You can put a block or date here that is at least a few days before the first transaction you know you were sent/received at this address to speed up sync time. Otherwise, leaving the default "0" guarantees you don't miss any transactions.

(7) If you have a running XMR rebase intensecoind blockchain daemon synced up and ready, it will now connect to your blockchain daemon and start syncing. If you only followed this guide and didn't start up the daemon, it will error that it couldn't connect. This is fine, your wallet conversion still happened.

If you like, you can close out of the CLI tool at this point and "open" this new wallet file in the new XMR Rebase GUI if you like. It's up to you!

Step two does not work. He doens't recognize file and wants to create new one. I am feeling real Intense right now. PANIC! HELP!