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I couldn't find the system requirements to run the Wallet in a Ubuntu Linux OS but the system where I tested has 8GB RAM.
This happens either running BreezeD for stratis or bitcoin in their respective testnet networks alone or in combination including the electron UI wallet. When all are running together the problem arises faster than when BreezeD is called isolated.
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This is a valid point, it's not only memory eating, but CPU eating, too.
8GB is a big number. It's rather 1-3GB, considering I was seamlessly running with 4GB system for months.
Note: he Bitcoin testnet headerchain is 2-3 times as big as the mainnet headear chain and that thing sits in the memory.
Electron generally is terribly bloated.
A refactoring of some deep wallet concepts would be the proper solution, which I was trying to push for since I'm here and started it: here, but was put on hold today, because such fundamental change is risky.
I couldn't find the system requirements to run the Wallet in a Ubuntu Linux OS but the system where I tested has 8GB RAM.
This happens either running BreezeD for stratis or bitcoin in their respective testnet networks alone or in combination including the electron UI wallet. When all are running together the problem arises faster than when BreezeD is called isolated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: