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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin core - 350GB now is 35GB ? on: January 22, 2021, 11:02:33 PM
Thanks so to fix this for myself . I should again copy all the data over.   Then edit the bitcoin.conf file first . Make sure prune=0 first.  Then start again and download the last two days transactions.
How can we highlight this to other guys upgrading?

In recent releases, Bitcoin Core will automatically enable pruning the first time you start the GUI and it detects that there is not a lot of disk space. When you go through the first start wizard, be sure to pay attention to all of the checkboxes and uncheck the any that enable pruning. This setting is (unfortunately) stored separately from the datadir so when you copy datadirs to another machine, it is lost. If you create a bitcoin.conf file and add the line prune=0, this should forcibly disable pruning always so this doesn't happen. In that case, that setting will carry over as it is set in the bitcoin.conf file.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Bitcoin core - 350GB now is 35GB ? on: January 22, 2021, 10:01:25 PM
I moved to the new version - Moved over all 350GB and started up 0.21.0  .  Great....   
After a while I checked the size and its now just the newer blocks and 35GB -   Size is nice but if I move it again to another PC will have have to download all the 350 Again.  ?   What setting should I use to start again with the 350 and not get it chopped ?    Thanks
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