Quote from: AtomSea on May 13, 2016, 11:45:00 PM

Quote from: RedRockMining on May 13, 2016, 01:05:59 PM

Anyone else having trouble syncing? I'm running geth --rpc as usual which starts fine loading 256 blocks at a time fast (every second or so) and I'm watching the \chaindata folder adding files with current timestamps so all seems fine. Then after a few minutes the geth process stops printing new lines in the console and shows "Synchronisation failed: no peers to keep download active", but I can see \chaindata is still adding new files, but after a few minutes more it also stops. So I close geth and restart and the whole process repeats.

This used to work just fine -- even if I had a lot of catch-up to do -- I'd just let it run for a few hours and it would catch up and then increment by 1 block every few minutes to keep in sync. The same pattern has been happening for the past several days. I have 50/5 internet and a good wifi connection.

Anyone know what might be causing this?

I'm having very similar issues - I'm also looking for answers or a troubleshooting page for this. . .

{Windows 7 machine - all updated. Fast HD, fast internet, strong processor}

resync your pc clock.... maybe will resolve ur prob