nebliodev
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3 years ago Hello. We'll need to take a look at the debug.log file to determine what is going on. Could you email that to us: info at nebl.io
v3.2.0 does require a QuickSync and a rescan on first boot up. My only guess is that if you have a very large wallet (lots of transactions, stake rewards, etc), this could take a while on a Pi due to the limited CPU and IO. However this would only be for the first boot, and if you let it complete would not happen again on this version. We'll know for sure once we check out the logs. Just reference this issue in the email so that the logs are forwarded to me.
I have my staking node running on a raspberry pi 4 (4GB) with boot/root on SSD connected via USB3. Up until the V3.2 release, my wallet/node would load up in a matter of minutes, with average read speeds on the SSD between 200-300 Mbps. I just had to reboot the machine and it took over 3 hours to load with the read speeds on the SSD in the same range.
I'm at a loss for what this issue is. I ended up starting from scratch on the machine with a fresh raspberry pi OS sd card, transferring over to the SSD, and then re-installing the neblio-qt. Then it still took forever to load the wallet. Then to confirm that it wasn't a machine or SSD issue, I had a spare raspberry pi 4GB and a spare SSD and loaded those up with OS and installed the wallet, and this machine is still loading extremely slow, almost as slow as it used to run when everything was still on an SD card, even though the SSD is reporting 200-300Mbps read speeds.
Any idea what the heck is going on?