Topic: [Official] ROKOS [flavors] Crypto Full node OS |IoT Devices |Feedback/Discussion - page 13. (Read 74827 times)

Quote from: Stein on March 24, 2016, 09:59:15 AM

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

I should be running some stress tests with the PINE64+ as soon as we get it, I feel it could handle that quantity of wallets
in their node instances (non graphical) , else just get 2 devices and should have no troubles, will know for sure after it gets here.
We are official backers for the PINE64+ IoT device as well.

Please do let me know. i am very interested. i could run 2 of those no problem. Cheap enough too

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@OKtoshi
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14304993

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Definitly gonna do this. How hard is it to get other coins on here ?
I have
DMD, OK Cash, Transfercoin, Netcoin, Sprouts, Evergreencoin, Bitbay, Hyperstake,Primecoin
and will be adding
Solarcoin, Gridcoina and Qara

Are the ones that aren't on Rokos hard to add ?
Awesome job btw. It's slick!

Thank you,

Coins are easy to add as the system includes most of the required libraries already,
if you would like to see your favorite cryptocurrency permanently included in ROKOS
you can give them a shout to get in contact with us and claim a per release or permanent position promo, an honor to cross collaborate.

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What is the way to move swap file to hdd ?

you dont really need to move it, i would not recommend, it could bring other issues by doing so, by increasing its size you should have no issues,

if still want to do for testing, you could try creating the new swap file on the hdd and just change it on fstab:

sudo mkdir -p /var/cache/swap/ # create a driectory that holds the swap file
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/var/cache/swap/myswap bs=1M count=4096 # for 4 GByte
sudo chmod 0600 /var/cache/swap/myswap # only root can access
sudo mkswap /var/cache/swap/myswap # format as swap
sudo swapon /var/cache/swap/myswap # announce to system

Insert the following line in /etc/fstab for swap from the next boot:

/var/cache/swap/myswap none swap sw 0 0

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I have rokos on a pi2
My hdd mounted in fstab

But the swap in rokos is not a partition but a swap file and I don't know how to set it up.

I will google it Wink

how do i change the swap size?

Use the following command to change the default swap size:

Code:

sudo nano /etc/dphys-swapfile

Make sure it reads CONF_SWAPSIZE=1024
Use the left/right arrow keys to navigate the file.
After change is done, press Ctrl+O followed by the Enter key to save the file.
Then, press Ctrl+X to exit the editor.

Use the following commands to enable the swap file with its new size:

Code:

sudo dphys-swapfile setup

sudo dphys-swapfile swapon

You can check the new active swap size with:

Code:

free -m

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Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:17:59 AM

That Pine 64+ 2GB looks sweet and damn its cheap
https://www.pine64.com/

But it's only 1.2GHZ :~

The Odroid C2 is 2GHZ Quad core and 2G ram

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

I should be running some stress tests with the PINE64+ as soon as we get it, I feel it could handle that quantity of wallets
in their node instances (non graphical) , else just get 2 devices and should have no troubles, will know for sure after it gets here.
We are official backers for the PINE64+ IoT device as well.

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I have rokos on a pi2
My hdd mounted in fstab

But the swap in rokos is not a partition but a swap file and I don't know how to set it up.

I will google it Wink

I'm running Ubuntu 64 on Odroid C2 so ymmv.

I would NOT recommend USB drive as this will only SLOW system down. Best solution is RAM, and limit number of wallets, run multiple RPI for a few wallets each.

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Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:54:12 AM

What is the way to move swap file to hdd ?

on a SBC I would imagine USB drive. With ROKOS I don't really know but I would start with /etc/mtab.

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I would think so, I would not run more than 4 or 5 wallets in 2G ram, monitor the system with top from the command line and see how much swap is being used ... u don't want ram swapping to SD, the have limited write life span.

So what would the cheapest solution be for me if I just want 15-20 wallets open 24/7 ?
Cheap laptop or something ?

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Quote from: Stein on March 24, 2016, 11:35:20 AM

Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:30:41 AM

Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:17:59 AM

Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:30:41 AM

That Pine 64+ 2GB looks sweet and damn its cheap
https://www.pine64.com/

But it's only 1.2GHZ :~

The Odroid C2 is 2GHZ Quad core and 2G ram

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

ram is of main concern for number of wallets open. but u will also need more speed from cpu for that many wallets.
where u start to run into problems is when u are using swap file ...

So would I see a real world difference with 2 GHZ ? I'm just gonna use it for wallets.
Sorry tech illiterate.

I would think so, I would not run more than 4 or 5 wallets in 2G ram, monitor the system with top from the command line and see how much swap is being used ... u don't want ram swapping to SD, the have limited write life span.

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Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:17:59 AM

That Pine 64+ 2GB looks sweet and damn its cheap
https://www.pine64.com/

But it's only 1.2GHZ :~

The Odroid C2 is 2GHZ Quad core and 2G ram

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

ram is of main concern for number of wallets open. but u will also need more speed from cpu for that many wallets.
where u start to run into problems is when u are using swap file ...

So would I see a real world difference with 2 GHZ ? I'm just gonna use it for wallets.
Sorry tech illiterate.

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Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:17:59 AM

Quote from: utahjohn on March 24, 2016, 11:17:59 AM

That Pine 64+ 2GB looks sweet and damn its cheap
https://www.pine64.com/

But it's only 1.2GHZ :~

The Odroid C2 is 2GHZ Quad core and 2G ram

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

ram is of main concern for number of wallets open. but u will also need more speed from cpu for that many wallets.
where u start to run into problems is when u are using swap file ...

Stein

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That Pine 64+ 2GB looks sweet and damn its cheap
https://www.pine64.com/

But it's only 1.2GHZ :~

The Odroid C2 is 2GHZ Quad core and 2G ram

Would that affect how many wallets I could have open ? Want something that can have like 10-15 wallets open

utahjohn

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Activity: 630

Merit: 500