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Synchronization is too slow. I want normal peer information #1261

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60092389 opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 2 comments
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Synchronization is too slow. I want normal peer information #1261

60092389 opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 2 comments

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@60092389
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Hi.
My omnicore daemon synchronization is too slow.
so, I want addpeer.

Is there a site where I can get normal peer information?

@DeusNexus
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Some tips that I found over time. Try to use Linux and the disk you use for the omnicore data should be ext3/ext4!
I tried to use a NTFS disk format and it was EXTREMELY slow, the moment i copied it over to EXT3/EXT4 it was already going at 10x the previous speed.

Also set the database cache to half of your RAM to speed up the process. Using an NVME drive is highly recommended it will make the synchronization process the fastest. I compared a HDD VPS with 2TB and 6 cores, 1GBPS and took 2 week!
Then another SSD VPS with 1TB and 8 cores and also 1GBITS and took max 2 days.

@bvbfan
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bvbfan commented Apr 9, 2024

Synchronization is revamped, you have to use develop branch and compile executable by yourself.

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