That is not the best setup. Once you get synced, if you cannot / don’t want to add NVMe/SSD, I would suggest that you split your dbs and logs across two / three different HDs (at least to separate blockchain db from both wallet and logs),
My blockchain db is around 71GB, and wallet over 10GB. For the past two/three weeks, the mem pool is elevated, and it looks like blockchain db grows faster than normal (was below 60 maybe a couple of weeks ago). So, you may be forced to move at least your blockchain db soon due to hot having enough room in /home dir
Sorry, I missed your original post where you mentioned it. I guess, all signs point to a corrupted blockchain db.
Maybe the fastest thing to do would be:
- Download blockchain db from one of those two places (should take ~30 mins or so)
- Shut down chia, potentially reboot, if not sure if it was fully stopped
- Move your original blockchain db to another drive
- Move that downloaded db to your .chia/mainnet/db folder
- Start chia
Keep your fingers crossed and let’s hope that chia will be almost synced, and will show syncing state (processing new blocks, peers with moving Down states). This last part of catching up is really slow, as that main full node process is basically hosed, and even though you have plenty of extra cores to crunch those blocks, they are starving, as that main process is really SOL and is not giving them enough blocks to crunch.
If it will be working, you may want to watch whether it is syncing all the time (processing blocks all the time). If it will be falling behind, and then catching up, you would need to trim the number of peers (free, and immediate result), and start thinking what to do with your blockchain db (where to put it to make it faster).
Kind of two things that are going against you right now is that elevated mem pool (more blocks to process), and really big blockchain db (slow access).