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one of your keys is too short or too long
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the bucket isn't 128 i believe? it was 2^x , try 7 ?
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Buckets refers to the number to make 2 to the power of. So you should put 7, which means 2^7 buckets, which means 128. Instead, you put 128, which means 2^128 buckets, which means 34028... (34 more digits).
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Also i don't think 512Gb SSD is going to make it.
there are a lot of intermediate files produced, i needed nearly 800 GB free.
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yeah, 2^128 buckets is not gonna work, use 7 instead. chia_plot needs about 300GB tmp space total.
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800GB is for the test_phase_x
binaries, they don't delete files from previous phases, for testing purposes.
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Similar issue
./chia_plot XXX XXX /mnt/d/ /mnt/d/ 4 7
Number of Threads: 4
Number of Sort Buckets: 2^7 (128)
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
what(): G1Element::FromBytes: Invalid size
Aborted
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one if your keys is too short or too long
Used the wrong set of keys. Didnt realize GUI keys are not the same as ./chia.exe show keys
farmer/pool keys
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Yes, thank you, it should be set to 7 buckets. It worked.
However, my plotting time is very long, [P1] Table 1 took 275 sec, if I follow this time, my final time may exceed 13 hours. This is longer than 7 hours in windows ploting. I wonder if there are several reasons:
- My cpu has only 4 cores and 4 threads
- My ssd is only 512gb
- My tmp disk format is ntfs...
I am using ubuntu 20
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Could be the NTFS indeed...
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