Introducing [RAOOL] - Raspberry stakepool

Staking & Delegation Pool Introductions
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Yes this is the right archive to download.

So ,you just have to dowload it, uncompress it and you’ll find these two files:
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Commands are:
wget URL_to_the_tar.gz
Once it’s downloaded:
tar -xzfv jormungandr-v0.8.19-armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf-generic.tar.gz

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@chadnick Welcome my friend :metal:

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Have you considered maintenance after the sale?

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If I recall correctly the pledged amount is not a specific number with min or max.

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Hi, have you been able to run the HTN on the Ras Pi ?

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Hey, I just ordered a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB. I will let you know if the HTN works on it.

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It doesn’t work on my RasPi because it needs a 64-bit unix distro. I know the RasPi can run this kind of distro but it will lose performances because the Pi just has 4Gb of RAM.

It should run well on the latest Pi 4 released (8Gb)

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You could always cluster the RasPi, Welcome to the community Alessandro (@Alessandro) :vulcan_salute:

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yeah, but my thoughts on this matter have changed quite vastly. will be sharing my thoughts in due time.

can’t wait!

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thanks @alessandro hope it’ll work :slight_smile:

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Hey guys, good news. The the HTN works on Raspberry Pi 4 :slight_smile:
I’m using Ubuntu 20.04 64 Bit and a cross-builded cabal 3.0 version for Aarch64.
I’m currently syncing a node. I will then register a stakepool and see if I’m able to generate blocks.

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Good news.

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welldone @alessandro

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pi
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Successfully minted blocks :slight_smile:.
As you see the Pi isn’t overwhelmed at all with the task. Just building and syncing the node took the Pi a little bit of effort.
Does someone know how to add the Pool vKey at ff.pooltool.io ?
Pool Id: cf5091f38cb4821e582c6833aff9026383a5ac5ecb38bcc660e71860ead6a121

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hi @alessandro
can you share the details of how you cross-builded cabal for the ras pi?
I just got my ras pi 4 and eager to try it out

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Hey, so basically you need Ubuntu 20.04.
You need to install the haskell-platform:

sudo apt install haskell-platform

now you have ghc8.6.5, but cabal2.4, then:

wget http://hackage.haskell.org/package/cabal-install-3.0.0.0/cabal-install-3.0.0.0.tar.gz
tar -xf cabal-install-3.0.0.0.tar.gz
cd cabal-install-3.0.0.0
cabal update
cabal install

This will generate a cabal 3.0 binary for aarch64. Now you need to remove the cabal2.4 from the PATH and add the cabal3.0 binary to .local/bin. The rest will be the same like building a normal node from source.
I will probably create some scripts and tutorials on my github.

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@alessandro thanks a million alessandro. I’ll give it a try and let you guys know how it went. looking forward to the tutorial in github :slight_smile:

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No problem :slight_smile:

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Hi @alessandro Do you confirm that HTN run smoothly on a RasPi 4 8Gb ?

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Yes I don’t have any problems so far and it’s always in sync. I think the 4GB version could also work without problems.

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