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how many transactions we can go in a personal blockchain made with geth ( go-ethereum ) per second or per block?
If I made a personal blockchain using https://geth.ethereum.org/, how many transactions can one block handle?
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what consensus client is used while making personal blockchain with geth ( go-ethereum)?
Modular EVM based blockchain have multiple layers. mainly consensus layer and execution layer.
Execution layer options:
Besu
Erigon
Go Ethereum
Nethermind
consensus clients options:
Lighthouse
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geth is not attached with JavaScript console
I am Nikhil Upadhyay I am trying to connect geth with javaScript Console but it didn't work for me
here are few steps which I already tried but could not resolve it
geth attach ipc:gethDataDir/ geth....
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Setup Quorum Blockchain
I am setting up a quorum blockchain on my computer. According to the official documentation, I have to first clone the git repo and give the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Consensys/...
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How is Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) isolated (sandboxed)?
I always had this question in mind:
What are the used technologies, in order to achieve the isolation of the EVM? does it just run as an isolated process in its own namespaces using the linux feature ...
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go-ethereum: SimulateBackend AdjustTime is not adjusting time at all, or either in unexpected ways
While using SimulateBackend I attempted to roll forward the time of the simulated blockchain using AdjustTime(604800 *time.Second) which should roll forward time by a week. Checking the returned error ...
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Geth 1.6.1 hangs throwing "unexpected fault address" fatal error
Since upgraded to version 1.6.1, Geth node hangs form time to time (once a week) with following fatal error:
fatal error: fault
[signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x7f6453b72c88 pc=...
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Dangling hash node ref: too many open files
I'm running two supernodes with the geth client. At peak times they have 500-800 connections and handle around 16GB traffic per hour.
This is how I run the node:
geth --networkid "1" --identity "...
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