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rebooted my system and restarted the node. Now I'm getting the following error. Is this simply the node telling me that it's not able to run the new fork because I started it with the old (i.e. current) mainnet? not sure if I am able to bake or endorse (not an operation due for several hours) but I'd rather not find out the hard way. Any help understanding these errors would be appreciated.

Apr 13 15:11:36 - validator.chain(1): Error while switching test chain:

Apr 13 15:11:36 - validator.chain(1): Missing key in store: chain/7a06a770/blocks/91/cd/a5/db/92/b858926f1c84bc2028d5f4939967b1881113a70ac854d523a37126/contents

Apr 13 15:11:36 - validator.chain(1): Update current head to BMbep7Xh6kuET4r1G1odTYkYewefoNUFf99R7wnW8Ay7ymeksyg (fitness 00::0000000000bb4cc9), same branch

Apr 13 15:11:36 - validator.chain(1): Pushed: 2019-04-13T13:11:36Z, Treated: 2019-04-13T13:11:36Z, Completed: 2019-04-13T13:11:36Z

Apr 13 15:14:10 - p2p.connection: error writing to idtKG2F3ADLcGk57UYzcuQ1nxGPEWg

Apr 13 15:14:10 - p2p.connection:   Error, dumping error stack:

Apr 13 15:14:10 - p2p.connection:     Tezos_stdlib__Lwt_pipe.Closed

Apr 13 15:14:10 - p2p.connection:     IO error: connection with a peer is closed.

Apr 13 15:14:10 - p2p.connection:
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  • Not only you experiencing this issue. – indigo Apr 14 '19 at 9:14
  • Would like to know the reason for this error as well – indigo Apr 14 '19 at 9:15
  • I eliminated the error by rebooting system and updating the Tezos data with the usual commands.. Still don't know why I got the error in the first place – Argonau7 Apr 14 '19 at 9:17
  • Can you be more specific about commands? – indigo Apr 14 '19 at 9:18
  • git fetch git reset --hard origin/mainnet git clean -dxf eval $(opam env) make build-deps make – Argonau7 Apr 14 '19 at 9:24
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I'm not sure what the cause is but here's how I got out of it without re-downloading the whole chain. You need to be running a version of tezos-node that supports snapshots such as the mainnet-snapshots branch.

Shutdown the tezos-node and any processes that depend on it like the baker, endorser and accuser if they're running.

The instructions assume that your tezos-node binary is in your path. If not, specify the correct path.

Export a snapshot:

tezos-node snapshot export tezos-snapshot

Backup the current .tezos-node directory.

mv -i ~/.tezos-node ~/.tezos-node-backup

Create a new .tezos-node directory and restore the identity

mkdir ~/.tezos-node
cp ~/.tezos-node-backup/identity.json ~/.tezos-node

Restore the snapshot

tezos-node snapshot import tezos-snapshot

Restore your other config files if you have some.

cp -i ~/.tezos-node-backup/config.json ~/.tezos-node-backup/peers.json  ~/.tezos-node

You can restart tezos-node now.

tezos-node run

And verify that the block height is increasing. (You'll need jq for this step)

tezos-client rpc get /chains/main/blocks/head/ | jq '.header.level, .header.timestamp';date
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