The most secure approach is to allow the node the time to fully sync from scratch. This ensures your local chain is accurate to all other modes and that you are not running a forked chain. If you don't need this security, you can use these files to bootstrap your node setup. This may take a significant amount of time depending on bandwidth and hardware, up to a week to fully sync this data.
Un-tar these state files into your local ~/.qrl-testnet/data/ folder and start the node. This will start at the latest blockheight these files were made and only sync from there.
tar xvf QRL_Mainnet_State.tar.gz && cp -r state/ ~/.qrl/data/ && start_qrl
Verification provided by the QRL Notarization system.
Check the notarization to verify the copy of the checksum file is identical to the upload. Follow the link below and verify by uploading the Mainnet_State_Checksums.txt file to the QRL Block Explorer to verify authenticity.
Data from the snapshot
Verification provided by the QRL Notarization system.
Check the notarization to verify the copy of the checksum file is identical to the upload. Follow the link below and verify by uploading the Testnet_State_Checksums.txt file to the QRL Block Explorer to verify authenticity.
Data from the snapshot