Run full node in Linux
Only supported distros are Ubuntu/Fedora at this current time, other Linux distros might be able to run the wallet but, some workarounds might be required in order to have the wallet functioning.
Why run a full node?
A fully set up node keeps track of the blockchain while the miners validate the blocks. This is required in order for the network to sync and run.
By running a full node, you are helping to secure the network. Best of all, running a node requires minimal hardware and can run on most modern computers/miners. Doing this, enables the wallets to sync up faster with the network itself.
The following steps are:
1) Download and install the "Satocoin Core Wallet" for Linux.
https://github.com/satoverse/satoxcoin/releases/
You can download the "precompiled" release or "compile it yourself".
If you don't have "dnf" install on Ubuntu, follow this guide: https://installati.one/ubuntu/21.10/dnf/ You will also need to install "aptitude", folllow this guide: https://installati.one/ubuntu/21.10/aptitude/
libqrencode (optional) can be installed with:
To build with Qt 5 (recommended) you need the following:
Optional:
If you do not have WinRAR installed, please do the following:
Follow up with this:
Do you want to move the wallet / daemon to a different location/path?
Navigate to satoXcoin folder:
You can also compile the wallet yourself.
You can also compile the wallet yourself.
Clone the repository:
If you want to compile for diffrent os click here...
(daemon)
satoxcoind
Typ: satoxcoind -h for help
(client)
satoxcoin-cli
Typ: satoxcoin-cli -h for help
(QT wallet with GUI for Desktop users)
satoxcoin-qt
Configure your node:
Ctrl + X > select "Y"
Open Ports
Lastly, you will need to open up certain ports within your router's internal web GUI for the most optimal connections.
Ports are listed on this website: https://www.satoverse.io/whitepaper/
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