Explaining and resolving error message
The given error message is probably due to the conflict between Bitcoin-QT (Bitcoin Core) and another program or service that operates in the same system. When two processes try to use the same file system resources at the same time, conflicts may arise.
For your case, it seems that either “Bitcoin -qt” or one of its components, such as SQL Database, try a shared directory (C: \ data \ bitcoin -qt -wallet = C: \ dir \ Wal - - Dadadir = C: \ Dir \ Wal -Dadadir C: \ btcdata \) or another shared directory (C: \ Data \ Bitcoin -qt -wallet = C: \ Dir \ Wal2 \ -Datadir = C: \ btcdata2 \ ).
Solution:
To solve this problem, you need to make sure that the Bitcoin -Qt" and the SQL database work in different libraries. Here is a step -Aby -step solution:
1.
Bash
mkdir c: \ dir \ waal
Mkdir C: \ dir \ Wal2
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This creates two new libraries: C: \ dir \ Wal and ‘C: \ dir \ Wal2. You can use these as-Walletwhen you start Bitcoin-QT.
2.
Bash
Bitcoin -qt -Wallet = C: \ dir \ Wal -Datadir = C: \ Btcdata \
Bitcoin -qt -Wallet = C: \ dir \ Wal2 \ -datadir = C: \ btcdata2 \
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This ensures that the SQL database is using a different shared directory for each wallet.
- Make sure both wallets work successfully
:
`Bash
Bitcoin -qt version
Bitcoin -qt2 version
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If you continue to face problems, try to identify which process causes and temporarily remove the conflict. You can use “Tasklist” or “Process Explorer” to identify a controversial process.
Alternatively, you can try to create a separate log file for each bitcoin core wallet by adding the -logdir option:
`Bash
Bitcoin -qt -Wallet = C: \ dir \ Wal -Datadir = C: \ Btcdata/ -Logdir = C: \ logs \ bitcoin -qt -logs
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This creates separate logs for each wallet in the `C: \ Logs \ Bitcoin-Qt-Logs” directory.
By following these steps, you must be able to resolve the conflict and start the bitcoin core without problems with the shared directory.
