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DISCORD ZCLASSIC WALLET CONFIG FILE FOR MAC WINDOWS 10

Also, be aware, to disable pruning requires you to perform the entire IBD again. The blocks take up a lot of space, but the chainstate and other folders eat up at least 3.5 GB and they can't be pruned. Note, even setting this to 1 GB will still leave you with about a 4.5 GB install.

Exit and restart the bitcoin application for the changes to take effect.

Choose Prune block storage to: and select the max size for the blocks to use.

Do the wallet encryption steps here if you wish.

But the good news is, enabling pruning is pretty easy, we just add another step to our working list: If you can't find 5 GB, then you'll have to read ahead to level-4 to add USB storage. This is called "pruning" and can take that number from 300 GB down to below 5 GB. If space is an issue, a simple way to fix it is to tell bitcoin to simple take less space.

Tech Skill Level: 2 (enable pruning if needed) Though I said "300 GB of space isn't hard to come by", some times it actually is.

Enter your 8 word (or so) passphrase generated using the Diceware method.

Choose Encrypt Wallet from the Settings menu.

Write it down, it is always hard to remember at first. So you repeat this a few times until you have a list of 8 or so words which becomes the passphrase you use to encrypt your wallet. The throw for example would be the word camping on the EFF-diceware-wordlist.

Basically, you just grab 4 or 5 dice and each throw of the dice represents a certain word on a special list. If you want a good password, the best way is to use something called "diceware". The main challenge is that humans generate really poor passwords. It's easy enough to do well, but a bit more difficult to do right. Tech Skill Level: 1 (encrypted wallet) One thing we left out in the level-0 exercise is encrypting your wallet. This may fill up your drive a bit, but again, on most new machines, 300 GB of space isn't that hard to come by. If your running a new machine with a fairly good internet connection, 8 or 9 hours will be enough to complete the "Initial Block Download" (IBD).

Launch the installed "Bitcoin Core" app and let it run overnight.

DISCORD ZCLASSIC WALLET CONFIG FILE FOR MAC INSTALL

Launch the downloaded installer and install the app.I'll get into more complex configs, but these are all optional.

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Here are some ways to run a full node starting with the very simple. Although all of this can be fun, it is often not really required at all. I think the idea of running a full node has gotten a bad rap over the years since there is so much talk about running on a Raspberry Pi, or getting zippy SSDs. There is a fairly small subset of Bitcoin users that run a full node. Finally, if you dislike the formatting, a well formatted copy can be found here It is in jest and not intended to insult the reader. BTW, the "For Dummies" is a callback to a set of "tech" books in the 90's intended to be as easy as possible.

DISCORD ZCLASSIC WALLET CONFIG FILE FOR MAC WINDOWS 10

This guide, obviously assumes a Windows 10 install, but other OSes work fine, just find a different guide. More advanced configs are offered to those with more tech savvy. Feel free to stop at Level 0 or Level 1, which is fine.