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Bitcoin: Transaction stuck between AddToWallet NewUpdate and AddToWallet Update
As a user running Bitcoin Core on Raspberry Pi, you are well aware of the limitations and potential issues that can arise when trying to manage multiple applications, such as Bitcoin-Qt. One such issue is the AddToWallet application update, which can sometimes cause transactions to get stuck.
This article explains the situation and offers some troubleshooting steps to resolve it.
The Problem
Let’s say you are running both Bitcoin Core and Bitcoind on your Raspberry Pi, which are perfectly fine in most cases. However, sometimes the heavy load of Bitcoin-Qt can cause issues when updating AddToWallet. There are a few possible reasons for this:
- Network congestion: Having multiple users connected to the same network or high internet speeds can lead to bottlenecks and slow transactions.
- Memory limitations: Adding new features or updating existing code can cause memory issues if not done carefully.
- System resources: Your Raspberry Pi’s system resources, such as CPU power, RAM, or storage, may not be sufficient for the update process.
Stuck transaction
If a transaction gets stuck in AddToWallet for any of the following reasons, it may display as:
Error: Transaction could not be completed! (Transaction ID 0x123456)
Or if you are using Bitcoin-Qt GUI:
Transaction [0x123456] is currently being processed...
Troubleshooting Steps
If the above issue persists, the following steps should help resolve it:
For Bitcoin Core and Bitcoind on Raspberry Pi
- Disable AddToWallet Update: Try disabling the add-to-wallet update process in the configuration file (usually
/etc/Bitcoin/cluster.conf).
- Increase System Resources: If possible, increase CPU power or memory to see if that resolves the issue.
- Upgrade Bitcoin Core and Bitcoind: Make sure you are running the latest version of both applications.
For Raspberry Pi-specific solutions
- Run as sudo
: When attempting to update AddToWallet, run the command as
sudo(root).
- Check system resources: Before updating, check your system’s CPU performance and RAM usage with tools like “top”, “htop”, or “free -m”.
Additional tips
- Make sure you are using Bitcoin Core 0.20.x or later to avoid compatibility issues with older versions.
- If the issue persists, consider upgrading your Raspberry Pi to a more powerful model or using alternative hardware solutions.
Conclusion
While updating AddToWallet can be an important part of maintaining a secure and functioning Bitcoin node, it is not without potential issues. By understanding what might be causing transactions to stall and taking steps to resolve the issue, you’ll be better prepared to troubleshoot and prevent similar issues in your own setup.
