Quote from: Silveravin on January 07, 2015, 09:28:36 PM

I am not sure if this has been answered on here or not. I've looked but couldn't find it. OK as you all know it takes so long to get the Bitcoin Core sync'd and build a database for your wallet (Armory). What I didn't know, because I am doing this for the first time with no help other than a few helpful Google searches, is that is also takes up A LOT of HDD space also, a lot. I am around 75GB right now and my wallet is still building a database. My question is can I move it from my main HDD to my secondary HDD without messing anything up or starting the process over? Is it as simple as copying it to the new location? Will my computer find it? I need to know soon. I have about 7GB left with 1 hour (of Building Database) left and I have deleted everything I possibly can. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys for your time.

I don't know if this helps:
I have a Mac OSX Yosemite
Main SSD (128GB)
Secondary HDD (300GB)

Well, to start with, you can shut down the program before it finishes with the sync. That way you won't run out of disk space. When you start the program back up, it will pick up with the sync where it left off.

This will give you time to learn a bit more about how the software works, what needs to be moved, how to configure the program to find the data in the new location, etc.

Second of all, it seems odd that your wallet would be using 75GB. I'm also on a Mac, also running Bitcoin Core, and my entire Bitcoin data directory is only 34GB.