Add Bitcoin doc for how to copy existing blockchain from other drive - #64
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Nice, thanks! Could you combine this with the other page and rename it to " Using Existing Bitcoin Data"? Then, it could have two sections on using the data from another node or another drive. |
Signed-off-by: Dennis Charmington <dennis@charmington.se>
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@tehelsper now its done ✅ |
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Thanks! |
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Add Bitcoin doc for how to copy existing blockchain from other drive
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In some cases, you may want to use Bitcoin data from a different
hard driveto get MyNode up and running faster or to save bandwidth. If you have another hard drive that is already synced, you can copy that data to your MyNode.This PR adds a new doc to explain how to do that.
using-existing-bitcoin-data.mdunder/docs/bitcoinconfig.jsto refer to this new fileChecklist