Topic: Armory fails to go online (Read 2063 times)
Didn't move database, I'll try to use qt alone then
Did you change the blockchain database storage location? I did that once and probably made a mistake, Armory wouldn't go online and didn't give any error message, had to uninstall everything and start fresh for it to work.
https://bitcoinarmory.com/download/troubleshooting/
https://bitcoinarmory.com/download/troubleshooting/
Ignore Armory's torrent. Grab the bootstrap torrent yourself, and feed it to BitcoinQt manually. Before going on Armory, try to get Core to work.
i have a 2.5mbps connection i've downloaded 2 times the blockchain (around 3-4 days) and even went to a friend to download at 2mb/s
armoy downloads the blockcchain then wont go online, it just appears like nothing happend overnight and then when i reopen it it starts again from 0 to download via armory cdn ..
armoy downloads the blockcchain then wont go online, it just appears like nothing happend overnight and then when i reopen it it starts again from 0 to download via armory cdn ..
bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself
Sorry for not updating.
I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get
Code:
bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt
That is pretty bad. Either your bitcoin-qt executable is corrupt, or your RAM is bad, or there is some very bad data in the local copy of the block chain causing bitcoin-qt to crash like this. If I were you I would start by running an overnight test of the RAM (I believe that there is a RAM test on the Ubuntu installation disks, RAM errors are surprisingly common) and then try to reinstall bitcoin-qt. If both fails, try deleting all of bitcoin-qt's data and let it download again (or start by torrenting the latest snapshot of the block chain).
Did a memory test, no errors, deleted block chain and now downloading the new blockchain via torrent... seems like it was corrupted. thanks picobit.
edit: ill report back after i download the whole blockchain again.
bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself
Sorry for not updating.
I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get
Code:
bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt
That is pretty bad. Either your bitcoin-qt executable is corrupt, or your RAM is bad, or there is some very bad data in the local copy of the block chain causing bitcoin-qt to crash like this. If I were you I would start by running an overnight test of the RAM (I believe that there is a RAM test on the Ubuntu installation disks, RAM errors are surprisingly common) and then try to reinstall bitcoin-qt. If both fails, try deleting all of bitcoin-qt's data and let it download again (or start by torrenting the latest snapshot of the block chain).
bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself
Sorry for not updating.
I tried to start bitcoin-qt it just open the splash window and nothing beyond that point. and get
Code:
bus error (core dumped) bitcoin-qt
bitcoind is crashing. Start BitcoinQt manually and see what it has to say for itself
Code:
(WARNING) SDM.py:687 - bitcoind exited, bitcoind STDOUT:
(WARNING) SDM.py:689 -
(WARNING) SDM.py:690 - bitcoind exited, bitcoind STDERR:
(WARNING) SDM.py:692 -
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(WARNING) SDM.py:729 - Overriding not-available state. This should happen 0-5 times
(ERROR) ArmoryQt.py:5940 - BitcoindNotAvailable: should not happen...
anyone has any idea?
using linux. i can post the logs files if required.
perhaps the problem resolves around bitcoind.. ill try to reinstall bitcoin-qt.
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