title_body: How to import Yoroi seed phrase to computer using cardano-address for use with cardano-cli? I'm trying to use cardano-cli to control the addresses controlled by my Yoroi wallet, so I thought the first thing to do is to import the keys and addresses. I did this:
  $ # Type the seed phrase for the Yoroi wallet into a file phrase.txt.
  $ cat phrase.txt | cardano-address key from-recovery-phrase Shelley &gt; root.prv
  $ cat root.prv | cardano-address key child 1852H/1815H/0H/0/0 | cardano-address key public --with-chain-code  | cardano-address address payment --network-tag mainnet
  
  The output is &quot;addr1v...&quot; but in the Yoroi the 0th address is &quot;addr1q...&quot;, so they are very different. What am I missing? My ultimate goal is to get the addresses and keys I need to build and sign transactions using cardano-cli, and I'm stuck at even getting the right addresses using cardano-address.
  
  Following the instructions from the cardano-addresses README.md, I was able to generate a &quot;delegated payment address&quot; that matches the 0th address I see in Yoroi. However, cardano-cli transaction sign requires a --signing-key-file, which is normally generated using cardano-cli address key-gen, and I don't know how to get a cardano-cli-style signing key file from the stuff I can get from cardano-address.
  I believe cardano-wallet can be used to make payment transactions, but AFAICT only cardano-cli can be used to mint tokens; I don't see anything about minting tokens in the help for cardano-wallet.
upvoted_answer: You can use Daedalus to restore your wallet on the machine and that should create a wallet file with the addresses you need.  Daedalus also contains cardano-cli as its built on cardano-node.
  I did not try launching cardano-node / cardano-cli from a Daedalus install though, there may be additional wrinkles to solve.