I see that you are experiencing some problems with the behavior of the Bitcoin Core Bitcoin!
To help you resolve this problem, I will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to increase the flag of -Prune to achieve the desired size of the Sinic of approximately 550 MB.
Arrange configuration:
Before we dive into the solution, let’s review the basic Bitcoin Core configuration:
`Sql
Prunemin = 1500
`
This setting will trim your blockchain data to about 1.5 GB per minute (1500 MB).
To increase this value and achieve a more appropriate resin size of about 550 MB, you can try the following:
Step by step solution:
- Open the Bitcoin Core: configuration file to `
/.bitcoincore/config (on Linux/Mac) or%userprofile%\ Roaming \ BTCConfig(on Windows). Create a new file named.btcconfigwith a text editor of your choice.
- Edit the pruning configuration: Update the following lines in the file:
bash
Prunemin = 550
This setting should increase the size of the bruise to approximately 550 MB.
- Save and close the file: Save the changes and close the file.
- Restart Bitcoin Core: Start Bitcoin Core again, or from command line (for example,
.
Alternative solution:
If you are using a recent Qt version (eg QT 5.12), you can also use thePrune-q flag ‘option to achieve similar results:
`bash
./bitcoin -core -q Prune = 550
This should increase the size of the Sinic without requiring manual configuration.
Testing:
After making these changes, restart the core of the bitcoin and test the trimming behavior. You can observe the progress of plums by using tools like `bitcoin-cli prunemin, or by manually checking the Blockchain data to see if it is downloaded at the desired speed.
If you continue to experience trimming problems, please provide more details about your system, configuration and environment. I will be glad to help you further!
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