Hey,

I've tried to port by 400gb db from HEM2 to H2N4. I only had about 500gb of space left I thought the db might be about the same size. When I started uploading it to H2N4 everything seemed alright. It would upload hands at around 12k speed per second. Unfortunately H2N4 doesn't seem to say how far in I am in uploading the hands. It would be better if it showed like a %. At over 100m of hands I realized I had less than 50gb left so I decided to stop the uploading of the db. It seemed to go smooth and H2N4 went to "Saving results...". Note that the program isn't frozen or lagged at all but it isn't telling me (again) how far I am in the whole "saving results" . Given the fact I've a very fast SSD (980 pro 2TB) I am getting a bit worried because the uploading of the hands took me like less than 3hrs but now I am at like 7 hours of "saving results". Should I just keep my PC on until I wake up or is something wrong?

Hello, It seems you should try to force stop Hand2Note4. Could you try to create a new database and import their smallest number of hands?

Alright, but isn't the entire premise of the program that it allows me to do a large DB MDA? Also is it so that the H2N4 DB size is significantly larger than HEM2 DB? Because my HEM2 DB is only around ~400GB. I have just gotten rid of my HEM3 400GB DB so maybe I might have enough space for the H2N DB now. I'll just try to redo it.

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Alright. I've imported the whole database now. Took about 600gb on my SSD and about 3 hours. Now it's at "Saving Results" again and has been for around 2 hours.


The program is responsive and is not frozen (just like before). So does this mean it doesn't work? Yesterday I left it overnight and it was still saving results after 20 hours. Like what am I supposed to do. What the hell is this nonsense.

Have you enough free space on your disk?

How do I learn that? I mean what are these questions? I don't know! I started out with 850gb now I still have 234gb left.

Hello. Did you try to import the less amount of hands?