Topic: HELP!! Wallet will not sync : EXCEPTION:11DbException - page 2. (Read 1628 times)
how long does it take... it's just sitting at 60776....
my stuff for the appdata roaming WAS in..
*note that there is no bitcoin appdata/roaming.. it's USDE...*
so I moved everything in that folder.. to..
THEN
I took the usde wallet exe file.. made a shortcut of it.
put that shortcut in the same folder as the..
THEN
I opened the properties of that shortcut....
changed it to...
syncing.... as normal as before........ so far..... 60776 blocks remaining...
progress is good.
will post update if success..
did I do it right Inust?
*note that there is no bitcoin appdata/roaming.. it's USDE...*
Code:
C:\Users\WIN7\AppData\Roaming\usde
117 GB SSDso I moved everything in that folder.. to..
Code:
M:\Bitcoin\USDE\usdeData
1TB HDDTHEN
I took the usde wallet exe file.. made a shortcut of it.
put that shortcut in the same folder as the..
Code:
M:\Bitcoin\USDE\usdeData
1TB HDDTHEN
I opened the properties of that shortcut....
changed it to...
Code:
C:\Users\WIN7\Desktop\USDe\USDe.exe -datadir=M:\Bitcoin\USDE\usdeData
syncing.... as normal as before........ so far..... 60776 blocks remaining...
progress is good.
will post update if success..
did I do it right Inust?
can you please explain how I would do that?
Taken from the wiki:
Quote
Go to Start -> Run (or press WinKey+R) and run this:
You can also store Bitcoin data files in any other drive or folder.
If you have already downloaded the data then you will have to move the data to the new folder. If you want to store them in D:\BitcoinData then click on "Properties" of a shortcut to bitcoin-qt.exe and add -datadir=D:\BitCoinData at the end as an example:
Code:
explorer %APPDATA%\Bitcoin
Bitcoin's data folder will open. For most users, this is the following locations:Code:
C:\Documents and Settings\YourUserName\Application data\Bitcoin (XP)
C:\Users\YourUserName\Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin (Vista and 7)
"AppData" and "Application data" are hidden by default.C:\Users\YourUserName\Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin (Vista and 7)
You can also store Bitcoin data files in any other drive or folder.
If you have already downloaded the data then you will have to move the data to the new folder. If you want to store them in D:\BitcoinData then click on "Properties" of a shortcut to bitcoin-qt.exe and add -datadir=D:\BitCoinData at the end as an example:
Code:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin-qt.exe" -datadir=d:\BitCoinData
Start Bitcoin, now you will see all the files are created in the new data directory.
can you please explain how I would do that?
still looking for a solution...
There's gotta be someone out there that knows how to handle this error...
There's gotta be someone out there that knows how to handle this error...
Use the -datadir flag to move the data directory to your HDD then.
still looking for a solution...
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j207/daehbew/help.jpg
There's gotta be someone out there that knows how to handle this error...
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j207/daehbew/help.jpg
There's gotta be someone out there that knows how to handle this error...
I see..
Yes, I'm certain I had been running the client from my SSD.
I do have an HDD with 1 TB.
So how should I go about this?
Can someone provide me with a step by step process that would run everything, including storing the blockchain on my HDD..?
I had heard that there was something stored at Users~AppData~Roaming~ from searching other forums for similar problems (on DogeCoin).. but; upon checking that location; nothing existed.. so either the files were hidden, stored someplace else.. maybe on the HDD? - but I'm on Windows 7 Ultimate and I did a search for those folders, like roaming and appdata and nothing came up. Makes me wonder how my wallet had been working in the first place.. unless it somehow got accidently deleted (but I don't recall that ever happening).
I'm thinking that I'd have to delete every file related to the wallet (or move it to a thumb drive just incase)..
I have the backup.dat file but I have no idea how to use it.
I'm just assuming I'd have to reinstall the client.. run the .exe within after unloading the client zip onto my HDD.
Then what?
Do I download the blockchain? (how does that part work)
sidenote: thx for all responses thus far, I'm feeling confident there is a solution to this issue now
Yes, I'm certain I had been running the client from my SSD.
I do have an HDD with 1 TB.
So how should I go about this?
Can someone provide me with a step by step process that would run everything, including storing the blockchain on my HDD..?
I had heard that there was something stored at Users~AppData~Roaming~ from searching other forums for similar problems (on DogeCoin).. but; upon checking that location; nothing existed.. so either the files were hidden, stored someplace else.. maybe on the HDD? - but I'm on Windows 7 Ultimate and I did a search for those folders, like roaming and appdata and nothing came up. Makes me wonder how my wallet had been working in the first place.. unless it somehow got accidently deleted (but I don't recall that ever happening).
I'm thinking that I'd have to delete every file related to the wallet (or move it to a thumb drive just incase)..
I have the backup.dat file but I have no idea how to use it.
I'm just assuming I'd have to reinstall the client.. run the .exe within after unloading the client zip onto my HDD.
Then what?
Do I download the blockchain? (how does that part work)
sidenote: thx for all responses thus far, I'm feeling confident there is a solution to this issue now
are you sure you're actually storing the blockchain data on the disk with enough available space ?
Just putting the wallet binary file somewhere won't necessarily use that directory to store blockchain data.
It depends on the wallet you're using obviously, but barely modified bitcoin-forks still uses userdirectory for storage:
something like this:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\forkedcoin
unless you specify a datadir option.
Just putting the wallet binary file somewhere won't necessarily use that directory to store blockchain data.
It depends on the wallet you're using obviously, but barely modified bitcoin-forks still uses userdirectory for storage:
something like this:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\forkedcoin
unless you specify a datadir option.
And if you're running your computer off an SSD, you should really use the datadir flag to put the blockchain on a regular HDD.
Putting the blockchain on your SSD will drastically reduce its lifespan.
are you sure you're actually storing the blockchain data on the disk with enough available space ?
Just putting the wallet binary file somewhere won't necessarily use that directory to store blockchain data.
It depends on the wallet you're using obviously, but barely modified bitcoin-forks still uses userdirectory for storage:
something like this:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\forkedcoin
unless you specify a datadir option.
Just putting the wallet binary file somewhere won't necessarily use that directory to store blockchain data.
It depends on the wallet you're using obviously, but barely modified bitcoin-forks still uses userdirectory for storage:
something like this:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\forkedcoin
unless you specify a datadir option.
Not sure what you mean by download the entire blockchain.. I don't recall downloading any large blockchain file; I just downloaded the wallet from the USDE site and created a folder and opened the .exe
What you downloaded is the client. The client is a node on the network, and downloads the blockchain in the background.
Not sure what you mean by download the entire blockchain.. I don't recall downloading any large blockchain file; I just downloaded the wallet from the USDE site and created a folder and opened the .exe
Looks like your disk is full and you need to make some room for the block chain.
BTW, have you backed up your wallet?
BTW, have you backed up your wallet?
Yes I have backed up my wallet.
The disk isn't full, still over 10 gigs available on my SSD. I even tried opening on my 1TB drive, same error.
SSD? Isn't it a bad idea to download the entire blockchain onto an SSD?
Looks like your disk is full and you need to make some room for the block chain.
BTW, have you backed up your wallet?
BTW, have you backed up your wallet?
Yes I have backed up my wallet.
The disk isn't full, still over 10 gigs available on my SSD. I even tried opening on my 1TB drive, same error.
Need help! - wallet will not sync, it says: "EXCEPTION:11DbException Db:get: Not enough space C:\Users\WIN7\USDe.exe in ProcessMessages()
1) I initiated the wallet sync - it had been pending..
2) I sent about 37,808.01090524 coins from the pool to my wallet "CASH OUT"
3) Wallet is still syncing and coins show zero balance on the pool.
4) Wallet is still syncing; 6579.20443417 successfully received with about 13k confirmations.
5) Wallet sync fails and says the following:
EXCEPTION:11DbException
Db::get: Not enough space
C:\Users\WIN7\Desktop\USDe\USDe.exe in ProcessMessages()
6) The remaining coins that I sent have yet to arrive as well.
Please provide any solutions; and include your wallet address so I can hook you up if successful.
Thank you very much in advance!
1) I initiated the wallet sync - it had been pending..
2) I sent about 37,808.01090524 coins from the pool to my wallet "CASH OUT"
3) Wallet is still syncing and coins show zero balance on the pool.
4) Wallet is still syncing; 6579.20443417 successfully received with about 13k confirmations.
5) Wallet sync fails and says the following:
EXCEPTION:11DbException
Db::get: Not enough space
C:\Users\WIN7\Desktop\USDe\USDe.exe in ProcessMessages()
6) The remaining coins that I sent have yet to arrive as well.
Please provide any solutions; and include your wallet address so I can hook you up if successful.
Thank you very much in advance!
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