Bandwidth.db database has 5GB

[mr.Viking]

If you have errors after check db you can repair it using ram. But you need at least 11gb free ram.

Used_serial.db malformed

It’s much simpler than you thought: docker run -it --rm --mount type=tmpfs,destination=/ramdisk,tmpfs-size=1.5G --mount type=bind,src=Y:\storagenode2\storage\,dst=/data sstc/sqlite3 sh /data # cp used_serial.db /ramdisk/ /data # sqlite3 /ramdisk/used_serial.db sqlite> .mode insert sqlite> .output /ramdisk/dump_all.sql sqlite> .dump sqlite> .exit /data # rm /ramdisk/used_serial.db /data # cat /ramdisk/dump_all.sql | grep -v TRANSACTION | grep -v ROLLBACK | grep -v COMMIT >/ramdisk/dump_all_notra…

It will be more faster.
If you haven’t errors after check, try to move db to ssd disk.

How to move DB’s to SSD on Docker

How to move DB’s to SSD on Docker Before you beginning, please make sure that your SSD has good endurance (MLC is preferred), I personally recommend using SSD mirror. look into the official documentation and make sure that you are using –mount type=bind parameter in your docker run string Prepare a folder with mounted SSD outside of <storage-dir> from the official documentation. (it your folder with pieces) Add a new mont string to your docker run string: Now we have: docker run -d --restar…