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I've seen this "looping" behavior in the past and I would suggest deleting the chaindatadeleting the chaindata and then running geth --fast --cache=1024geth --fast --cache=1024.

The default datadir is:

Mac: ~/Library/Ethereum
Linux: ~/.ethereum
Windows: %APPDATA%/Ethereum

Delete the chaindata subdirectory that you find.

I've seen this "looping" behavior in the past and I would suggest deleting the chaindata and then running geth --fast --cache=1024.

The default datadir is:

Mac: ~/Library/Ethereum
Linux: ~/.ethereum
Windows: %APPDATA%/Ethereum

Delete the chaindata subdirectory that you find.

I've seen this "looping" behavior in the past and I would suggest deleting the chaindata and then running geth --fast --cache=1024.

The default datadir is:

Mac: ~/Library/Ethereum
Linux: ~/.ethereum
Windows: %APPDATA%/Ethereum

Delete the chaindata subdirectory that you find.

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I've seen this "looping" behavior in the past and I would suggest deleting the chaindata and then running geth --fast --cache=1024.

The default datadir is:

Mac: ~/Library/Ethereum
Linux: ~/.ethereum
Windows: %APPDATA%/Ethereum

Delete the chaindata subdirectory that you find.