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Topic: Staking DeepOnion on Raspberry Pi 3 model B (Read 270 times)
Wow, its great..
Thank for this guide bro
Thank for this guide bro
Hey, I'm setting mine up now following your tutorial, but I was wondering is it possible to use the noobs operating system instead of raspian lite?
Supposedly it wont really be a problem.Gladly i do able to read up this thing and on the link thanks to you op and i would able to make use once again my Raspberry pi 3 and would try this with deeponion this time.
Hey, I'm setting mine up now following your tutorial, but I was wondering is it possible to use the noobs operating system instead of raspian lite?
I've got a Pi due to arrive shortly - this sounds like a good project to satisfy the techie in me!
A friend of mine did this too, took the whole night and was a hard piece of work.
But thx for the guide
But thx for the guide
DeepOnion is a new and promising anonymity coin with realistic outlook on a 10-100x gain in 2018 and a rewarding staking option.
Here is a step-by-step guideline how I managed to compile the wallet on my Raspberry Pi (after some initial problems) and successfully staked a few coins: https://steemit.com/deeponion/@trait/deeponion-staking-on-raspberry-pi-3
Hope it motivates people to look into the project and maybe setting up a low-power staking machine for themselves
Here is a step-by-step guideline how I managed to compile the wallet on my Raspberry Pi (after some initial problems) and successfully staked a few coins: https://steemit.com/deeponion/@trait/deeponion-staking-on-raspberry-pi-3
Hope it motivates people to look into the project and maybe setting up a low-power staking machine for themselves
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