Anyone run the "chia plots check" command?

I wouldn’t bother trying to fix them. Just delete and re-plot them.

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Guys what’s does this one mean?
<class ‘RuntimeError’>: Src size is incorrect error in getting challenge qualities for plot

Hey @zogstrip - I’ll probably end up doing that - but @eFishCent said “please message me. I want to debug the problem.”, so I’m just trying to contribute to the community seeing as I found these ‘bad’ plots and no immediate need to delete them.

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Did you ever Debug? If so what steps did you take to fix? Or just replotted. Thanks ahead

I can t find the folder for checking … every time error

make sure the folder you want to check is listed as a directory in your config.yaml file.

are there differences to the following 2 commands?
I get different values from Proof’s

 .\chia plots check -n 5 -l -g J:\plot-k32-2021-07-21-00-13-bdb4fc3e7e712f6677f49117ade2583d5609bbcc09034435de0b6c4f1d30e0cb.plot

2022-02-23T13:49:30.714  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO        Proofs 2 / 5, 0.4
2022-02-23T13:49:30.715  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO
2022-02-23T13:49:30.716  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO
2022-02-23T13:49:30.717  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     Summary
2022-02-23T13:49:30.719  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     Found 1 valid plots, total size 0.09899 TiB
2022-02-23T13:49:30.719  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     1 plots of size 32
.\chia plots check -g J:\plot-k32-2021-07-21-00-13-bdb4fc3e7e712f6677f49117ade2583d5609bbcc09034435de0b6c4f1d30e0cb.plot

2022-02-23T13:50:41.252  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO        Proofs 32 / 30, 1.0667
2022-02-23T13:50:41.253  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO
2022-02-23T13:50:41.254  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO
2022-02-23T13:50:41.254  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     Summary
2022-02-23T13:50:41.255  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     Found 1 valid plots, total size 0.09899 TiB
2022-02-23T13:50:41.256  chia.plotting.check_plots        : INFO     1 plots of size 32

Proofs 2 / 5, 0.4 => BAD
Proofs 32 / 30, 1.0667 => GOOD

If you don’t specify the -n, it defaults to the recommended value of 30.

In the other example you used -n 5, which is to low to be reliable.

compare it to coin toss. If you only toss 5 times you are quite likely to get more heads than tails. But it is to low sample to make any conclusions. If you toss it 30 times, you will end up having an even split between heads and tails. This is not a accurate comparison, just the same principle.

ahh… see.
Then, just for fun, I tested -n 100 and found considerably more proofs in the plot. I suspect that -n 1000 will then find even more. The question now is: How do you really find out how many proofs are in a plot?

2022-02-24T06:14:52.631 chia.plotting.check_plots : INFO Proofs 109 / 100, 1.09

Edit: --n 1000
Proofs 1018 / 1000, 1.018

30 seems to determine the profs well.
The higher you go, the more accurate it gets.
Then I got it now.