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Abelian Full Node Database

Description of Abelian Full Node Database

Abelian full node database includes three types: semi-fullnode, normal-fullnode, and fullnode. For related parameters and configuration methods, please refer to the Abelian Full Node User Guide Document.

Semi-Full Node

Default Data Directory Location

(Mainnet)

  • The default for the Abec mainnet in Abelian Desktop Wallet Classic (Legacy) version 4.1.1 uses semi-fullnode, with the default data directory location as follows:
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%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Abelian Wallet\Abec\mainnet
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~/Library/Application Support/Abelian Wallet/Abec/mainnet
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~/.config/Abelian Wallet/Abec/mainnet

Note

Starting from version 4.2.0 of the Abelian Desktop Wallet Classic (Legacy), the Abec synchronization of mainnet data is no longer used, and this data package does not need to be downloaded.

Download link: Mega

File name: mainnet.zip

File size: 135.74 GB

Block height: 386062

Upload date: May 2, 2025

Extracting the Data Package

  • Desktop Wallet for Windows

    1. Close and exit the Desktop Wallet Legacy 4.1.1 for Windows.
    2. Use extraction software to open the mainnet.zip file and extract the mainnet directory to the Default Location.
    3. Restart the Desktop Wallet and click sync (sync Mainnet), Start synchronization and ensure it reaches 100% (latest block height).
  • Desktop Wallet for macOS

    1. Close and exit the Desktop Wallet Legacy 4.1.1 for macOS.
    2. Double-click the mainnet.zip file to automatically extract it.
    3. Move the extracted mainnet directory to the Default Location.
    4. Restart the Desktop Wallet and click sync (sync Mainnet), Start synchronization and ensure it reaches 100% (latest block height).
  • Desktop Wallet for Linux

    1. Close and exit the Desktop Wallet Legacy 4.1.1 for Linux.
    2. Use extraction software to open the mainnet.zip file and extract the mainnet directory to the Default Location.
    3. Restart the Desktop Wallet and click sync (sync Mainnet), Start synchronization and ensure it reaches 100% (latest block height).

Normal-Full Node

Default Data Directory Location

Developers or individual Solo mining users of Abelian need to download the Abec Mainnet/Testnet (Normal-Full Node) data package, with the default data directory location as follows:

(Mainnet)

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%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Abec\mainnet
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~/Library/Application Support/Abec/mainnet
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~/.abec/mainnet

(Testnet)

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%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Abec\testnet
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~/Library/Application Support/Abec/testnet
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~/.abec/testnet

(Mainnet)

Download link: Mega

File name: mainnet.zip

File size: 195.86 GB

Block height: 385752

Upload date: April 29, 2025

(Testnet)

Download link: Mega

File name: testnet.zip

File size: 99.04 GB

Block height: 422604

Upload date: April 8, 2025

Extracting the Data Package

Windows Full Node

  1. Stop the full node process start_abec.bat.
  2. Extract the downloaded mainnet.zip or testnet.zip to the Default Location.
  3. Restart the full node, And ensure synchronization to the latest block height.

macOS Full Node

  1. Stop the full node process start_abec.sh.
  2. Double-click the downloaded mainnet.zip or testnet.zip to extract it.
  3. Move the extracted mainnet or testnet directory to the Default Location.
  4. Restart the full node, And ensure synchronization to the latest block height.

Linux Full Node

  1. Stop the full node process start_abec.sh.
  2. Execute the extraction command for the downloaded mainnet.zip or testnet.zip:
bash
# For Ubuntu or Debian, install the unzip package
$ apt install unzip
# Extract the mainnet zip file
$ unzip mainnet.zip
# Or extract the testnet zip file
$ unzip testnet.zip
  1. Move the extracted mainnet or testnet directory to the Default Location:
bash
# Move the mainnet data directory to ~/.abec/data/:
$ mv -f mainnet ~/.abec/data/
# Or move the testnet data directory to ~/.abec/data/:
$ mv -f testnet ~/.abec/data/
  1. Restart the full node, And ensure synchronization to the latest block height.

Precautions

NOTE

Please note the date of data update; updated compressed packages cannot be mixed with old ones!