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Title: Help configuring Bitcoin node (Windows) Post by: Green_goblin on September 17, 2019, 06:08:21 PM Hi guys,
I have a node running since December 2018 with no problem. However I am having problems during these recent days, when I try to launch the node I get this error: Code: MinGW Runtime Assertion I only see this error when txindex=1, if is set to 0 I don't get the error. Suggestions? Thanks in advance. Title: Re: Help configuring Bitcoin node (Windows) Post by: Rath_ on September 17, 2019, 06:11:46 PM I only see this error when txindex=1, if is set to 0 I don't get the error. You should use reindex after setting the txindex to 1. Add -reindex to your startup parameters. It should do the trick. Note that reindexing might take a lot of time depending on your setup. You can speed it up by increasing the database cache (-dbcache [Number in MB]. Title: Re: Help configuring Bitcoin node (Windows) Post by: Green_goblin on September 17, 2019, 06:17:45 PM I only see this error when txindex=1, if is set to 0 I don't get the error. You should use reindex after setting the txindex to 1. Add -reindex to your startup parameters. It should do the trick. Note that reindexing might take a lot of time depending on your setup. You can speed it up by increasing the database cache (-dbcache [Number in MB]. Mmm interesting. How many MB do you recommend me to increase the speed? I have 12 GB of RAM. Title: Re: Help configuring Bitcoin node (Windows) Post by: bob123 on September 17, 2019, 06:22:55 PM Mmm interesting. How many MB do you recommend me to increase the speed? I have 12 GB of RAM. Half the size of your RAM - so in this case 6GB - should be good. If you don't intend to use your computer for other stuff while syncing, 8GB should be fine too. Title: Re: Help configuring Bitcoin node (Windows) Post by: Green_goblin on September 17, 2019, 06:26:18 PM Mmm interesting. How many MB do you recommend me to increase the speed? I have 12 GB of RAM. Half the size of your RAM - so in this case 6GB - should be good. If you don't intend to use your computer for other stuff while syncing, 8GB should be fine too. Ok thanks, I'll try that. Regards! |