After a lot of searching I found how to set the datadir path to download the blockchain on my SSD instead of my :C/ drive since that's almost full
and now that it's downloading the blockchain i would normally be able to open the wallet without issue but It's giving me an error saying "Ethereum node cannot run. Is another instance running?"
I assume it's because on starting the ethereum wallet exe file from my computer while the blockchain data is on my SSD, but when i tried starting the exe file from my SSD is says "the progrom can't start because node.dll is missing from your computer"
anyone have an idea of what i should do?
--fast --cache 1024 --ipcpath \\.\pipe\geth.ipc, try with the extra parameters. Another option is to pass the parameters to "Ethereum Wallet": To pass options to the underlying node (e.g. Geth) use the --node- prefix, e.g. --node-datadir. – Ismael Aug 17 '17 at 21:33so I would launch Ethereum Wallet through cmd with "--datadir --fast --cache 1024 --ipcpath \.\pipe\geth.ipc"
with the ipc path part am I locating that particular file? or am I setting the location for that file to go?
– Vexilus Aug 17 '17 at 23:10geth --datadir <location> --fast --cache 1024 --ipcpath \\.\pipe\geth.ipc. – Ismael Aug 18 '17 at 02:08geth --datadir <mypath> --fast --cache 1024 --ipcpath \\.\pipe\geth.ipc, wait a little to start synchronization and then launch "Ethereum Wallet.exe" and it should connect to running geth. Started both from cmd.exe windows. – Ismael Aug 22 '17 at 03:02