Is there an archive location or a place where I could be able to download only the first few hundred blocks of the block chain?
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If you are running the Qt client on your computer you already have them at this physical location
If you want to retrieve them through Qt's RPC facility then for index i = 0 to i = 99 iterate: getblock(getblockhash[i])
answered Jan 13 '14 at 17:12
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