So, Clayford's Raspberry Pi wallet works on Ubuntu, which only works on Raspberry Pi 2.
I have a raspberry Pi B+, this won't run Ubuntu, and I did the compile in Raspbian.
The error I'm getting seems to be related to the Raspbian font pack (droid sans serif)
So, if anyone has the NOOBS sdcard, please try to get it working in raspbian so we can run it on the lower end Pi's, like the Raspberry Pi Zero, 1, B and B+
I'll help where I can, but I'm gonna see if I can run it in arch linux or fedora, as they might have the necessary dependencies.
I have a raspberry Pi B+, this won't run Ubuntu, and I did the compile in Raspbian.
The error I'm getting seems to be related to the Raspbian font pack (droid sans serif)
So, if anyone has the NOOBS sdcard, please try to get it working in raspbian so we can run it on the lower end Pi's, like the Raspberry Pi Zero, 1, B and B+
I'll help where I can, but I'm gonna see if I can run it in arch linux or fedora, as they might have the necessary dependencies.
I have a pi b+ too. I'm very insterested about a wallet into the pi. if I can help I could fill in the version for the b +, by the instructions of pi wallet. but I not assure you that it works 100%. if someone already has the wallet ready for the most b + I am available for beta testing. soon I will have the pi 2 for testing.
What we need you to do is compile it and get it running.
Here is a tip:
-Add the jessie repo to your sources.list file (It needs both wheezy and jessie repo's
-install the qt dev library
-Make sure you are running the LXDM display manager, I had problems with this
-Learn how to make symbolic links to libraries in the /lib folder. Many of the libraries, especially the Berkeley database, require a newer edition to what's available from the repo, you will need to create links to the older libraries when it asks for them.
Ask clay and Evergreencoin if you need any images to work with. Clay has it working on the Pi 2.
i have an image of debian jessie lite, do you think does the wallet of this version or should I start from debian wheezy?