Coincidentally, I’m reindexing the blockchain on one of my nodes (RPI4, 8GB RAM) and I’m experiencing the same behavior.
I said behavior, not problem.
Upon reaching 75%, indexing has become slow. An average of 1.5% per day.
This has a lot to do with the block size being larger, as well as the hardware you’re using. In my case, RPI4, 8GB RAM, and an HDD, not an SSD. All of this has an impact.
Then, there are variables like your internet connection, its stability, and the way your node connects to the internet (router, switches, etc.). Many things can affect it.
Anyway, in your case, and based on the limited information you provide, I see the node working.
Has the node stopped at block 834,588?
Is it still indexing blocks, even if it’s slowly?
If it’s really stuck at block 834,588, attach the umbrel log and the bitcoin-core log. Maybe we can see the cause of the problem there. If there really is a problem.
On the other hand, doing this: “…I have deactivated “Outgoing Connections to Tor Peers”…” is unnecessary. Leave everything at the default settings. What can really help is increasing the cache size. If you have RPI5 and I’m assuming 16GB of RAM, increasing it to 1800MB will help somewhat.
Another thing I’ve done is reboot the node every morning while it reindexes. This is optional, but I live in a tropical area, and rebooting helps “refresh” the hardware and system, preventing any service from going down due to the continuous, excessive load it faces while indexing.
Anyway, now you just have to be patient and/or attach the Umbrel log and the Bitcoin-core log if there really is a problem.