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Thats correct,


ROKOS core thread:  OS and Bitcoin support

ROKOS flavors thread: OS and Integrated Altcoins support (only for integrated coins)

Hi, we provide support to ROKOS flavors and Only the included cryptocurrencies, if you want another currency supported will gladly do so if they fulfill the requirements, their developers team have to contact us to claim a position in ROKOS, which would proof the dev team or community leaders of that currency is responsive and available, ROKOS only supports Cryptocurrencies with established and commited dev teams / communities. Best Regards.

I replaced the code with that in the link you posted,
I'm now getting:
QMainWindow: No such file or directory

ok thank you i'll have a look/read of the post

that one is for bitcoin and the os and this one is for flavors and altcoins is it not?

raspberryPI cpu dont support -msse2
u need to compile wallet without use of that

maybe this helps ya
https://github.com/DMDcoin/Diamond/commit/33f31dd74eda936bc33011c356f6836c0e17a946
thats how DMD Diamond became compileable on Raspberry

is there not a other  thread for the main ROKOS release?
its hard to fopllow ROKOS flavors related topic if standard ROKOS stuff discussed all over

I've managed to get the bitcoin 0.12 and the litecoin wallet installed on my rokos install but I'm hitting a brick wall with getting the qt variants of metalcoin and failcoin installed as they don't have the autogen.sh file so cant install them like bitcoin or litecoin.
I've tried using the altcoin-qt.pro files in qt creator and get the following errors:

metalcoin:

db_cxx.h: no such file or directory

failcoin:

error: unrecognized command line option '-msse2'

is there an easy way to install the wallets like with the bitcoin/litecoin wallets?

ROKOS v2 works on PI B+ , since ROKOS v3 we moved to a debian jessie base, which makes use of the new features of the Pi 2 processor, but is not supported by previous PI devices, the 512mb ram becomes a limiting issue as well, hence we moved to 1gb ram devices, but still can download the v2 version from the history links, that one is the last release for previous Pi devices.


Average RAM uses by wallets go from 150-+400mb ram depending on different specs like max connections and wallet uses, hence why we recommend at least 1 GB devices for max stability and performance. With 1gb devices you can do exactly what you are asking, install software in the OS and use the wallets and your software as well in the multipurpose platform device.


Bandwidth is relative, depends on number of connections as well, but does work on slow connections, just might need to limit this number of max connections.


Since the ROKOS v1 creation since more than half a year ago, POS from OK Cryptocurrency on the device has been bringing money to the users that does stake with the device.

The coming ROKOS flavors version includes more than 7 new currencies with unique features, some will incentive their use/adoption with incentives, other have the incentive integrated in the technology (POS coins) as you can stake and directly earn from them.

I did send an invitation to HZ team to get integrated into the system, but seems they did not get the message or are not interested
in providing the option for the ROKOS pi users, I am glad to say that the included coming currencies teams work hard to provide all of
their users with most options for use, and they can share the vision of Cryptocurrencies and IoT Collaboration for the user empowerment.

Any real and dedicated cryptocurrency team can contact me to claim an integration spot for future ROKOS releases as well.


Thanks for your message, this ones help new users with same doubts/questions also, good chat

Basically ROK OS is an operating system or distro for IoT devices, builded/modded with dedication for the empowerment of every user (from new to advanced) and the cryptocurrencies networks/systems, the device is multipurpose and can be used like any other linux system, so can do anything while at the same time saving new users from the hassle of compilations/times among other things. System integrated with and ready to use BTC OK and cryptocurrencies.  Cheers

You need to use on the bitcoin.conf the full ip for the Pi instead ending with an *

change:

rpcallowip=192.168.0.*

for the full IP of the pc you will use to connect and mine on the raspberry

sample

rpcallowip=192.168.0.7

\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\bitcoind.exe
Error: Invalid -rpcallowip subnet specification: 192.168.0.*. Valid are a single
 IP (e.g. 1.2.3.4), a network/netmask (e.g. 1.2.3.4/255.255.255.0) or a network/
CIDR (e.g. 1.2.3.4/24).

Would it also work with my old rPi (B+ Rev 0010)?
Revision 0010   Q3 2014   B+   1.0   512 MB
http://elinux.org/RPi_HardwareHistory#Board_Revision_History

How much RAM is gone? Is it possible to also run something else on it?
(I am using the rPi for my own purposes, just wondering if I instead put your OS on it, and then install my software on top)

How much data bandwidth is it taking?
* with bitcoin
* with e.g. soil
I guess the mentioned coins won't run all in parallel, but I choose one of them, right?

We are on a weak internet connection.


Is one of the packages actually bringing in money?
E.g. until the distribution ended, it would have perhaps paid off, to run HZ Horizon on it.

Thanks a lot. Interesting project.
I have just not fully understood it, I guess. Sorry :-)

Yes you can, make a btc config file with this data

rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.0.*
daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
port=15579
rpcport=15578

(change user and pass for security of course)

then start the Bitcoin node

then from your pc with the miners can solo mine like when you connect to a pool but use the raspberry pi 2 IP ( 192.168.0.5 for this example) address like:

(with antminers U3 example)

where the 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is the wallet to get the bitcoin.

love it all !! is there a way i can use bitcoin client to solo mine by any chance ? so i can point my miners to the bt client to mine solo ?

ROKOS Flavors integrated coming coins wallets previews:

Soilcoin SOIL https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1176709.new#new

ROKOS Flavors integrated coming coins wallets previews:

Energycoin ENRG https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028941.new#new

From the different Pi devices (bananapi/pro - raspberrypi a/b+/zero/2 - orangepi) the most recommended is the Raspberry Pi 2
might change that opinion and suggestion to PINE64+ after march/april with testing and use of the new device.

Top! Great work i am looking very much forward using this.
Is there a special device you recommend as best?
I read somewhere you tested various versions.
And i'd like to get one early enough, can hardly wait   

have fun
Matthias

ahhh ok thanks, theres no rush take your time i completely understand.

thanks for all your hard work.

the new alt wallets are looking good and look forward to running them on my pi