Often the messages disappear and leaves one to wonder what is happening (and leading to shutting off the program). Why does it stop only a few blocks before finishing? Why does it do infinite/indefinite chain structure downloading? At least it could display the progress in clear terms. I don't understand the settings in Geth/Mist. It does not help if you are working with contracts/tokens. Note: light client only helps you if you are transacting ether. Restarting/deleting or any other stunt doesn't help. Then it goes to downloading chain structure for 3 weeks. Most of the time it shows connecting to 12 peers.īlock size shows around 45xxxxxxx. Here I have terabytes disk, mininum 4 mb speed, 8GB RAM, Eastern timezone.
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In 2017 a simple download cannot get done in 2 months? It is some kinda dubious guiness record. Downloading technology is prehistoric dating back to 1987 with Gopher. We are talking about downloading some files/data.
When it gets into the contemplating its navel over chain structures. I have chain structures in the millions as well and they appear to just go on and on (the progress bar is not helpful). It appears to get stuck chasing the chain structure. INFO Imported new state entries count=384 flushed=386 elapsed=92.248ms processed=20950 pending=2919 retry=264 duplicate=0 unexpected=2 INFO Imported new state entries count=384 flushed=404 elapsed=22.045ms processed=20566 pending=2876 retry=2 duplicate=0 unexpected=2 INFO Imported new state entries count=384 flushed=420 elapsed=114.308ms processed=20182 pending=3124 retry=2 duplicate=0 unexpected=2 INFO Imported new state entries count=1 flushed=1 elapsed=0s processed=19798 pending=3054 retry=1 duplicate=0 unexpected=2 Here's the last entries in the log when it's stuck (nothing unusual except the retry): I'm on my third day of trying to download the block chain for my wallet. It's going to be up to us to fix it or abandon MIst/Wallets in Ethereum.
It looks like this isn't a priority for fixing or they just can't repro it.
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