- Right click this link and choose
Save link as...
to download the latest checkpoints.csv. - Place checkpoints.csv in the same folder as your Plenteumd daemon
- You can get Plenteumd from here if you don't have it already: https://github.com/plenteum/plenteum/releases
- Make sure you shut down any GUI wallets, or any other instances of Plenteumd.
- First, open a command prompt in the same directory as Plenteumd.
- This can easily be done by moving to the Plenteumd directory in Windows Explorer, then typing
cmd
in the search bar and hitting enter: - Finally, type
Plenteumd.exe --load-checkpoints checkpoints.csv
in the command prompt.
- First, open a command prompt in the same directory as Plenteumd.
- You can use the
cd
command to change to this directory. For example,cd downloads/plenteum-v0.3.0
- Alternatively, your file manager may provide the ability to open a terminal in your current directory. Navigate to the folder with Plenteumd in, and try right clicking, to see if you can open a terminal there:
- Finally, type
./Plenteumd --load-checkpoints checkpoints.csv
in the terminal.
If you did the steps correctly, you should see something like this output.
2018-May-13 11:58:39.654478 INFO Welcome to Plenteum v0.4.5 ()
2018-May-13 11:58:39.654914 INFO Module folder: Plenteumd
2018-May-13 11:58:39.655249 INFO Loading Checkpoints for faster initial sync...
2018-May-13 11:58:40.854979 INFO Loaded 251786 checkpoints from checkpoints.csv
- Plenteumd will then start syncing from checkpoints.
- If you are using the CLI wallet, then you can just wait for it to finish syncing, and open your wallet.
- If you are using a GUI wallet, let it finish syncing, then open your GUI wallet.
2018-May-13 12:10:08.325056 INFO Loading Checkpoints for faster initial sync...
2018-May-13 12:10:08.339667 ERROR Invalid checkpoint file format
2018-May-13 12:10:08.341758 ERROR Exception: Failed to load checkpoints
- If you see output like the above, the file you are opening is either not a .csv file, or hasn't been downloaded correctly.
- Ensure you downloaded the file by right clicking, and choosing
Save link as...
. - If you incorrectly chose the wrong file, you can accidentally download a html page instead.
- When you open up the file, it should have lots of lines like this:
0,4755c750a1ed8535ba1789570899720f3cd010ccf7ab70a1a2d2d53f298eafd5
1,ac804cf393ea5b47e9bf9007f022768f4947cff09b1c916ff9b734ece6c0ddc8
2,cf471a638ab1a4c94450f31f1b97d808912a44c0750839af607488976ea80232
- If you absolutely can't get it working, you can make a new text file, copy all the content from here into it: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plenteum/checkpoints/master/checkpoints.csv
- Then save as checkpoints.csv (Select filetype: all files in windows)
2018-May-13 12:14:57.544286 INFO Loading Checkpoints for faster initial sync...
2018-May-13 12:14:57.544569 ERROR Could not load checkpoints file: checkpoints.csv
2018-May-13 12:14:57.544823 ERROR Exception: Failed to load checkpoints
- If you see output like the above, it means the file isn't present in the directory you are in.
- Make sure you have placed the checkpoints.csv file in the same directory as Plenteumd.
C:\Users\gentoo>Plenteumd.exe --load-checkpoints checkpoints.csv
'Plenteumd.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
bash: ./Plenteumd: No such file or directory
- If you see output like one of the above, it means your terminal isn't in the same folder as the Plenteumd program.
- You can type
pwd
to see what folder you are currently in. - Try following the steps above to get into the right folder, then try again.
- If you type
ls
, you should see the Plenteumd program, if you are in the correct folder:
[plenteum-v0.3.0]λ ls
miner poolwallet zedwallet Plenteumd wallet-service
2018-May-13 11:58:40.857058 INFO Opening DB in /home/username/.Plenteum/DB
2018-May-13 11:58:40.858174 ERROR DB Error. DB can't be opened in /home/username/.Plenteum/DB. Error: IO error: While lock file: /home/username/.Plenteum/DB/LOCK: Resource temporarily unavailable
2018-May-13 11:58:40.873692 ERROR Exception: IO error
- If you see output like the above, something else has got the database open already.
- Make sure you have closed down any other Plenteumd's, GUI wallets, and wallet-service.
- Use a task manager to help you find any which might be running in the background, then try again.