Thanks a lot Alex! Everything was perfect with the relays but when I finished updating the BP and checked gLiveView.sh I got the following error message:
Any idea how to solve that ?
Thanks a lot Alex! Everything was perfect with the relays but when I finished updating the BP and checked gLiveView.sh I got the following error message:
Any idea how to solve that ?
cardano-node - -version
cardano-cli - -version
The solution was to change the virtual box network setting from NAT to Bridged. It was a networking issue, perhaps with a touch of firewall. Hope this saves someone some time.
I found version 1.27 despite I did the update to 1.29 in details. Did I miss something?
nope, but I think the bash file has more paths… go to env file uncomment the first line CCLI and restart the node, in glive still shows you 1.27?
Yes I uncommented the CCLI line and restarted but glive still shows the same error message.
what error?
type
nano ${HOME}/.bashrc
and show me the last lines (with exports)
Here it is :
looks ok, and if you tipe cardano-node --version
cardano-cli --version
output:
cardano-node 1.27.0 - linux-x86_64 - ghc-8.10
cardano-cli 1.27.0 - linux-x86_64 - ghc-8.10
then try again to update… see if you are receiving errors
or try to copy the bin files from one node already updated
Okay I will go with copying the bin file and let you know.
So, I tried updating the BP again and I noticed the following output when running “git checkout 1.29.0” command :
Could the problem be related to that ?
Looks fine… try to compile the node… you mist see a lot of outputs with 1.29.0
Hi Alex, Thank you for your time, good job as always, worked perfectly.
Thanks for putting this up Alex. As always, you’re the best.
Got mine successfully upgraded before this guide, but I’m forwarding this thread around to others as a guide.
do you would use
sudo systemctl status cnode.service to check if it is running and active
to stop the service use
sudo systemctl stop cnode.service
to restart the service
sudo systemctl restart cnode.service
or to start
sudo systemctl start cnode.service