My thoughts are that this has nothing to do with bitcoin and shouldnt be posted in this section.
Wel you are right, BTC doesnt run PoS or MN.
However PoS & MN is effectively mining, can we move the post to another hardware mining section.
Thank you
Topic: Runnng PoS & Masternodes with Single Board coputers (Read 319 times)
Wel you are right, BTC doesnt run PoS or MN.
However PoS & MN is effectively mining, can we move the post to another hardware mining section.
Thank you
My thoughts are that this has nothing to do with bitcoin and shouldnt be posted in this section.
Hello,
Was wondering what your thoughts are on running PoS wallets & Masternodes using single board computers such as:
- RPi
- ODroid C2
- Rock64 https://www.pine64.org/?product=rock64-media-board-computer
- Panda Latte http://www.lattepanda.com/product-details/?pid=3
I'm looking maybe purchase either a Rock or a Panda. Main reason is very easy customisation, heaps of OS alternatives, low power consumption and being able to run shared External HDD for all devices.
Which ones do you guys recommend?
What type of MN can be run on these?
How many PoS wallets can effectively be run per machine?
What OS would be best Win10, Arch, MATE, XFCE or other?
I have also seen some devices called NUC, but they seen far more expensive than the above
Thank you for your comments.
Was wondering what your thoughts are on running PoS wallets & Masternodes using single board computers such as:
- RPi
- ODroid C2
- Rock64 https://www.pine64.org/?product=rock64-media-board-computer
- Panda Latte http://www.lattepanda.com/product-details/?pid=3
I'm looking maybe purchase either a Rock or a Panda. Main reason is very easy customisation, heaps of OS alternatives, low power consumption and being able to run shared External HDD for all devices.
Which ones do you guys recommend?
What type of MN can be run on these?
How many PoS wallets can effectively be run per machine?
What OS would be best Win10, Arch, MATE, XFCE or other?
I have also seen some devices called NUC, but they seen far more expensive than the above
Thank you for your comments.
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