As Pmalek pointed out, there have been similar topic on this issue sometime back. When the Core has ran out of virtual memory I guess this issue pops up. Core uses above the normal memory to access and run the application. Just edit the .config file of Bitcoin Core and add
-dbcache= a value lesser than allocated RAM
If this doesn't solve your problem try to edit the config file and type
-maxmempool=value less than 300
These should have lesser ram usage than your current scenario. There are other ways to reduce the RAM usage. Check this out : reduce-memory
Topic: restoring dumpfiles (Read 140 times)
I am running Windows 64 and I have 12 GB of memory
From some old threads I found it was suggested that the 'bad_alloc' error suggests low ram memory. Now I am not sure if this is the case here as well.
How much RAM do you have and are you using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows?
How much RAM do you have and are you using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows?
I have some dumpfiles. from 4 bitcoin installation on my W1ndows 10 desktop. I am running the latest version. The dumpfiles where created with the previous version-
when running the command "importwallet" I get 2 different responces.
"null" which I interpret as OK
"Error: std::bad_alloc" which I do not understand.
I have checked the input files and they look ok
Suggestions?
when running the command "importwallet" I get 2 different responces.
"null" which I interpret as OK
"Error: std::bad_alloc" which I do not understand.
I have checked the input files and they look ok
Suggestions?
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