Quote from: AdolfinWolf on September 05, 2019, 02:04:37 PM

Quote from: AndreyVen on September 05, 2019, 02:36:10 AM

So it basically wants to re-download the whole chain after you shut it down and start again? Odd I have never observed that issue. Which OS are you exactly running?

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I have problem with shutting down bitcoin core on linux platform for years with different bitcoin core versions Sad

Seems like OP is using Linux and i don't see any indication of OP telling, or by looking at the debug log that he needs to reindex or download the entire chain after booting up the wallet again. (Hard to tell when it's first ran anyway.

Quote from: pereira4 on September 04, 2019, 11:31:05 PM

This has been happening to me for years too, tested on Windows nodes as well. The only workaround I've found is run a shortcut with this:

-reindex-chainstate

Remove the shortcun when completed. I think it may be related to RPC calls, a lot of people complained for years with problems related to crashes while shutting down and it's still not nailed down for all system it seems. I can't see anything odd on the logs. I have to run that shortcut whenever it starts derping again.

OP should try this. I've seen luke-jr recommend this (albeit on an issue which was a bit different) a couple times for similar problems. (Although OP seems to indicate that he has installed/uninstalled bitcoin core multiple times, so the issue might not be directly related to his Bitcoin Core software but rather... settings/hardware .. ?)

Right now im not sure if uninstalling Bitcoin Core typically in your "uninstall wizard" doesn't necessarily delete the files on the bitcoin folder. And if it does, I guess it not necessary, if keeps happening often then it must be an error involving faulty RAM, so scan your RAM for errors.