[Digibyte Holder]

olly wrote:

“su – digibyte” produces an error. Should it be “su digibyte”?

Yes “su digibyte” should be the correct command. Despite reviewing it a bunch of times I figured there would be some mistakes. Did you mange to complete the install/setup?

[Digibyte Holder]

I’ve posted my experience here:

Raspberry Pi 4 Digibyte Core Node Step By Step

[Digibyte Holder]

I’ve got my Pi up and running with the Digibyte core as a service. I made a step by step walk through on how to set it up from out of the box to running Digibyte. Would like to share it but leave the thread open for feedback and updates as needed. Would the “Guides” section be the proper place to post it?

• This reply was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Digibyte Holder.

[Digibyte Holder]

ferdi wrote:

As someone who isn’t that technical, I’d love to have a one-click node/miner for the Raspberry Pi.
If it were all super easy, I’d buy a pi4 instantly and have it all set up

I wish I was technical enough to create an image with everything built in and or a script to configure. I can document my experience with Yoshi’s guide and maybe break it down a bit more as I step through the process. I am also reading that there are some tools that can create an ubuntu image with all installed software so maybe I can tinker with that to shorten the install time/process. My Pi4 should be arriving in five days.

[Digibyte Holder]

I’ve got my pi4 on order for just this reason. Plan on following this guide written by Yoshi.

https://medium.com/@YoshiJaeger/running-digibyte-core-on-a-raspberry-pi-3-4-a7350dabbde0

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