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Topic: a copy of the blockchain with a full transaction index to get started? (Read 1345 times)

newbie
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What hardware is this?

Virtualbox running on a machine with these specs:

2 GHz Intel Core i7
16GB 1600 Mhz DDR3

The virtual machine itself has access to 8192MB of ram and all 8 cores.
staff
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I typed "yes" and it has been reindexing for three days now. I don't know if this is ever going to stop.
What hardware is this? if a reindex is taking more than a few hours your disk may be failing.  Just getting the files from someone else is not going to address whatever the underlying performance problem is here.
legendary
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Ian Knowles - CIYAM Lead Developer
He knows about bootstrap.dat and has an up-to-date blockchain so that link is of no help.

Unfortunately I haven't heard of anyone providing the index file(s) but if you do find that please let update this topic (as I might be interested in this also for testing purposes).

I guess it would also be nicer if bitcoin-qt could show some progress when re-indexing (so at least you'd have an idea how long until it will complete).
newbie
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I put txindex=1 in my bitcoin configuration file.

I was told the database needed to be reindexed, and then I was asked if I would like to continue.

I typed "yes" and it has been reindexing for three days now. I don't know if this is ever going to stop.

Is there a copy of the blockchain with a full transaction index available similar to bootstrap.dat?

Would anyone be willing to create a torrent for this?

This is really getting in the way of working on an idea I have :|
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