The Bitcoin Node edition of the Bitseed

Searing

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Clueless!

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I think this device is too expensive, there are many similar product which has similar specification with lower price (about $50-$100) without ubuntu OS & bitcoin core.
I prefer buy windows mini PC for same price, so not only for bitcoin nodes, but also various things too

Quote from: wh00per on July 18, 2015, 04:11:28 PM

klintay's raspberry pi 2 are on the $42 range shipped .. if you add a good SD card .. here's your node, with ASAP delivery. Not preorder..

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10445249

You need very big SD card which is expensive or external harddisk to keep blockchain file, so it can run full node well.
Would be better if you use it for other purpose

don't disagree ...I have one ..but for the extra 80 bucks vs a raspberry pi kit i was gonna use instead (if i used the same 250gh hd) well I'm having enough problems figuring out how to make this unit get on bitnodes network to be tracked etc (no support on the bitseeds page for this kinda thing ..port 8333 and linaro linux etc etc)

but yeah.....lazy mans way indeed....

Searing

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Well I have such a device....got it 2 months ago as a toy and to help the network (what the heck)

plug'd it in...looked at the IP page

they say I can putty into it but don't know linux linaro so i suspect there is a screen you can watch

also they say put your btc address in for micro payments donations but hell again don't know linaro

anyway its either a brick or its working

by the by no EMAIL support from the company I can find on their web page so again stuck

anyone here have one of these running want to walk me thru a simple putty terminal screen i can watch? and or stuff?

(probably should have waited for the bitnodes one that was plug and play i think)

as always bit off more then i can chew now playing catch up

Blazed

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Quote from: jdebunt on July 19, 2015, 01:58:29 AM

I wonder if we will need devices like those 6 months from now.

Considering the next Bitcoin Core client will allow block pruning, which means you only need to store 550 blocks instead of the entire chain.....

We still need the entire chain for history though. No matter what we always need full nodes.

jdebunt

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I wonder if we will need devices like those 6 months from now.

Considering the next Bitcoin Core client will allow block pruning, which means you only need to store 550 blocks instead of the entire chain.....

-ck

legendary

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Ruu \o/

Interesting but not mining hardware so still doesn't belong in this section.

Official thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bitseed-dedicated-full-node-hardware-1051124

Moving this to service discussion so you can have an unofficial discussion about it that isn't self moderated if you desire.

wh00per

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klintay's raspberry pi 2 are on the $42 range shipped .. if you add a good SD card .. here's your node, with ASAP delivery. Not preorder..

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10445249

notlist3d

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Nice idea I like the idea of keeping lot's of nodes on the network. Looks very professional as far as prototype shown.

Only thing I see is I think your paying at least twice the price of hardware that it is built on. But I guess a company does need to make a profit.

LiteCoinGuy

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In Satoshi I Trust

The Bitcoin Node edition of the Bitseed Personal Server

https://bitseed.org/product/pre-order-bitseed-v2/

Not for mining but a cool hardware note

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