Topic: Official [ROKOS Core] Bitcoin Full node Raspberry Pi P64 IoT Feedback/Discussion - page 7. (Read 19378 times)

Any hopes of publishing a build designed to run on the banana pi pro?

Hi
Tell me please, what is the point the user to keep a running Bitcoin core wallet on this system if it does not receive from this process any income?
At this stage, any pool for Bitcoin network that launched the wallet is already receiving earnings.
When the user holds running your POS wallet he gets from this income. But from a Bitcoin wallet you will not receive any income.
Or you just believe in the noble intentions of some users who have a lot of Bitcoin and trying thus to support the bitcoin network?

Np, a pleasure, we opened the possibility to communities to request the native addition for the ease of the users, can get more info about it over the "flavors" thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1084908.new#new tell anyone from their devs/communities to contact me and we can set something up, else the Tutorials should get released as soon as I'm done with the new flavors release.

As this thread is for the Core version feedback (dedicated mainly to Bitcoin).

Thanks.

cool thank you,
it's driving me mad trying to get them compiled by source

All ROKOS versions includes the tools to compile any cryptocurrency wallet, I will make some Tutorials on how to do it yourself as requested,
the tutorials will be added to a new "Tutorials" section over the rokos.space website. Thanks for your feedback.

hey
i'd like to put dogecoin and litecoin onto my install of rokos 4 core can you plz do an install guide of how you put them on version 2 please
thanks
sani

This thread is dedicated to the discussion/feedback for The Bitcoin Full node "ROKOS Core".
for "ROKOS flavors" info disscussion/feedback visit: link

Download the Latest ROKOS Core versions at: rokos.space


ROKOS v8 "Core" for Raspberry Pi 2, 3 IoT Devices Released. Full Bitcoin OK Clients, nodes and much more. Faster, Easier, Stronger.




We support the new technology and uses for cryptocurrencies in the Raspberry Pi , Bananapi, Pine64+ and IoT environments, hence we came up with a Free solution for every IoT enthusiast, developer, user, service that want to use their IoT devices with Bitcoin and OK, or that would like to turn their Pi into a Staking device.

ROKOS comes with a fully functional Bitcoin Full node client among other goodies and provides the users with the best and easier Out of the Box experience; The favorite toolbox for developers and new users alike.


The First OS image release that merges the full power of Raspberry Pi zero, 2, 3, Banana Pi PRO, Pine64+ & IoT Devices with Bitcoin OK and Cryptocurrencies:
- ROKOS v8 "core" comes with integrated OK and Bitcoin Client / node, OpenBazaar server, Dev tools, cgminer deps, etc.



Requirements:
ROKOS v8 "core":
- Raspberry Pi zero, 2, 3. - ready for download
- Pine64+ - ready for download
- Banana Pi - ready for download

- Min 16gb SD card and an External device (usb / hdd / ssd). To sync the BTC chain on the external device instead of the SD card, BTC chain alone is around 110gb.


Some of the ROKOS core v8 features are

- Updated Bitcoin client / node v0.14.0 with full functionality.
- Updated OKCash client / node v4.0.0.4 with full functionality.
- Updated OpenBazaar server.
- Full burnable OS Compatible with the Raspberry Pi, Pine64+ and IoT devices.
- Full System / Programs Upgrade.
- Full Design Upgrade.
- Firefox/Chrome browser added. (depends on version)
- Autolog.
- Debian/Xubuntu/Ubuntu/Raspbian/Linux based. (depends on version)
- Java Dev Tools.
- Easier to Use mod Update.
- Security and Optimization Update.
- CGMiner ready. (dependencies included for compilation)
- Includes Qt and complete set of Dev tools (For developers)
- Works with other cryptocurrencies.
- nodejs.
- 1024 mb swap mod.
- Custom Login and Wallpapers.
- BTC and OK nodes at /usr/local/bin/
- Easy Clients / Nodes Upgrades.
- Custom OK-Scripts to ease the user experience.
- Direct access to the Clients Via: Task bar and Menu > Blockchain.


ROKOS constantly evolves and releases new Versions based on:
- Security, Chain, Technology, and Design updates.
- Ease of access and use for the final users.
- More Cryptocurrencies are integrated for an Out of the Box experience in a different version called ROKOS FLAVORS.
- More wallets, programs or features, based on users/communities/developers feedback, support and/or cross-collaborations.

ROKOS History of previous releases link.




How to burn the ROKOS .img to the SDcard: http://rokos.space/burn_sdcard.html


* Raspberry Pi 2, 3: https://rokos.space/rokos_corepi.html

* Pine64+: https://rokos.space/rokos_core.html

Extra info command to auto-sync the OKCash chain in minutes:

a) Open terminal.
b) type:         ./ok-sync-arm64.sh           (this will download and unzip the latest ok-blockchain snapshot to the okcash datafolder)
c) start your wallet after the process is done and give it some minutes.
d) your OK wallet is ready to be used.




a) Go to Menu > Blockchain and Click on the Bitcoin Wallet

This will open the Bitcoin wallet with the option to select where we will be saving the BTC chain.

*For BTC the initial sync will take some days, wallets are fully usable after being fully Synchronized.



b) Always remember to make constant backups of your wallets and save them in USB or external media.

Use your Bitcoin wallet to plug HW and mine BTC, Send/Receive Bitcoin,
become a full node and support the Bitcoin network, develop new applications,
etc, the limit is only in your imagination.


Important Security Notice:
*) Remember to create a backup for your Wallets, you can use the wallets to create them and save in different folders on a USB device.
You should ALWAYS have a backup of your wallet, Pine64+, Raspberry Pi and IoT Hardware, Debian and ROKOS Software are under development hence not responsible for missuses, electrical or compatibility issues that might cause a loss of information. It is as secure as one's ability to take care for it, same as a computer, so always have a backup of your wallets on an external device.

*) Some people tend to recommend getting a 128Gb MicroSD HC (High speed) , at the same time it does work, We do not recommend this solution, as microSD cards tend to get corrupted by the number of overwrites, to ensure the best functionality and security you should use an external HDD/USB storage device to store the chain.

You can start testing and developing new integration with the Bitcoin and OK Tech for your IoT projects.