Is there a way to transfer the node stuff to a external usb? Or will I have to download from scratch
If you mean saving the chain on external usb, it will ask where you want to save it when you start bitcoin on rokos for the first time, if it's not what you mean please elaborate on what you want to do so I can understand better and assist with your question. |
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it would be great have somehwre a easy to access overview of permanent flavors wallets
first page maybe of this thread (u said this thread will be dedicated flavors so should adapt first posting please)
so i can choose from what of that coins i buy me some more
run 2 maybe 3 wallets sure possible
and u can switch between them if ya wana have coins in even more flavor coins
Agreed and is planned, I'm almost done with ROKOS core for the BananaPRO, will update the release and then start updating this ANN and thread with the coming Flavors release and clear images about the Base Integrated Cryptocurrencies. Same way next week should start sharing some screenshots and advances with the different cryptocurrency developers/communities. What is best to buy, The Banan Pro or te Raspberry Pi 2 (latest model?) Best would be to get a Raspberry Pi 2 from those options (bigger community) (systems are almost the same). Have a look at PINE64+ , we are official backers/supporters of the project and packs twice the power of the Pi2, should have its system ready for those in march/april. |
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Ok I have my zero with a usb eth adapter, and it's down to 2 years 46 weeks, so I have some questions,
I did it all on my 64gig sd card, was this wrong? As I now see this is wheesey not Jessie, if I do a update will I lose my wallet? I sent some Btc to test it all out, I'm trying to learn all this node stuff but I'm still confused :/
How do I get it so the core loads up automatically? I want to take it to work and connect to the work wifi and leave it on permanently there but I can't tell if the core is on unless I vnc into it
Hi, 1.- MicroSD tend to corrupt with time and overwrites so yes, it is not the best to use only your sd card (We warn about this and suggest the users each time so you can have your data secured), you should use an external USB/HDD for storing the chain to gain stability and efficiency and speed. (usb transmission is way faster than sd as well) 2.- We stopped using wheezy long ago since rokos version 2, We been using "JESSIE" since v3 (The first ones with bitcoin and altcoins). Whezzy is still being used by the ones selling nodes but yes they are are months behind us  obsolete for Pi2 systems, if you own a Pi2 you should be using "JESSIE" to really use the power it packs. 3.- To auto load the core on startup is easy, here is a small guide: Do remember to check the settings for bitcoind (with 'bitcoind --help'). One useful setting is -dbcache, which sets the database cache limit. Around 50-100 should be fine. To run the client automatically on startup, edit '/etc/rc.local' file and append to the end of the file: /usr/local/bin/bitcoind & Cheers. |
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it would be great have somehwre a easy to access overview of permanent flavors wallets
first page maybe of this thread (u said this thread will be dedicated flavors so should adapt first posting please)
so i can choose from what of that coins i buy me some more
run 2 maybe 3 wallets sure possible
and u can switch between them if ya wana have coins in even more flavor coins
Agreed and is planned, I'm almost done with ROKOS core for the BananaPRO, will update the release and then start updating this ANN and thread with the coming Flavors release and clear images about the Base Integrated Cryptocurrencies. Same way next week should start sharing some screenshots and advances with the different cryptocurrency developers/communities. |
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Hi,
Really intrested to learn more about using Raspberry Pi 2 for PoS coin Staking.
I want to be able to use the Pi 2, to run my I/O Coin wallet. What would be required to do this please?
Would the developers of I/OCoin need to write a script? As the only versions are available are for the Windows and Macs? So there would need to be a Linux version of the wallet for it to work with the Pi?
Any help is greatly appreciated many thanks.
Hi, Will add tech and info video tutorials to the website after rokos release. Would only need the I/O devs to get in touch and claim a position for a coming release and will gladly integrate them into the ROKOS system. I compile them natively so there should be no issues on adding it to the system. ( Positions Promo) Always glad to cross collaborate, Best Regards. Thats great, could you tell me how it works "integrate them into the ROKOS system"? What is your website address please? Also, the fee is 0.15BTC ? And I/OCoin gets a program to run on the Pi that will run the wallets to stake them? Sure, ROK OS is a full operating system for Raspberry pi 2, (will release it for BananaPi and PINE64 in coming weeks as well and future devices) The ROK OS website is: http://rokos.spaceThat is correct, the donation of 0.15btc gets it added to the "next release only", meaning if later they want to include on the OS released for other systems it would have to claim per each new release (with the 0.15donation), that is why I made a promotion of 0.45btc to get added permanently to the future releases (meaning 1 time donation and get released in any future ROKOS flavors release (for bananapi, pine64, future devices, software updates)) Correct, if added the system will include a node and clients to run I/O coin on the system (with staking and features) with one click like the rest of the included (claimed) cryptocurrencies, gets I/O wallpapers into the system, links to I/O resources and gets promoted in full on ROKOS as a base currency. OK, so if i understand this correctly. I is not the same as downloading the QT wallet now and staking via that. It would be using your "service" as a third party? Coins will be staked on your system? A little confused. I wanted something that would run a QT wallet to stake just like on a laptop/desktop. What is "rokos as a base currency?" It is the same QT wallets but on the IoT devices (raspberry, banana, pine) ROKOS is an OS, like windows, linux, etc (it is linux based) free for download to the users, the nice thing is it includes all the base currencies in the system already, so the users only burn the OS to their cards and can use any of the included currencies (like they use on windows or linux) It is your Operating System, so there is no 3rd parties involved, you are the sole owner of the system, nobody else has access to it. "in ROKOS as a base currency" means, that when the ROKOS flavors get released, it will be promoted with all the "base currencies" (the ones that claimed a permanent position in the system for future upgrades/releases). Hope this helps, glad to answer any further doubt of course. Thank you, i am new to Raspberry Pi's so please excuse if i sound a little "stupid". Your replies made things more clear. The purpose of your OS is to make it easier for people to take coins on PI's right and of course for your time, effort, all teh hard work, there is a one off small fee to have the coin on your OS. You mention "includes all the base currencies in the system already" but if i only want the 1 currency, i can easily delete the others? Thanks for your help .  Glad it helped, that is correct, I request a small donation fee as cross collaboration, that gets used to pay the development, domain/hosting and help the project grow by acquiring more devices for testing/release among others. Correct as well, the OS includes all the claimed cryptocurrencies, but if you only want to use one, you can just ignore the rest. Yw, a pleasure to help. |
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Hi,
Really intrested to learn more about using Raspberry Pi 2 for PoS coin Staking.
I want to be able to use the Pi 2, to run my I/O Coin wallet. What would be required to do this please?
Would the developers of I/OCoin need to write a script? As the only versions are available are for the Windows and Macs? So there would need to be a Linux version of the wallet for it to work with the Pi?
Any help is greatly appreciated many thanks.
Hi, Will add tech and info video tutorials to the website after rokos release. Would only need the I/O devs to get in touch and claim a position for a coming release and will gladly integrate them into the ROKOS system. I compile them natively so there should be no issues on adding it to the system. ( Positions Promo) Always glad to cross collaborate, Best Regards. Thats great, could you tell me how it works "integrate them into the ROKOS system"? What is your website address please? Also, the fee is 0.15BTC ? And I/OCoin gets a program to run on the Pi that will run the wallets to stake them? Sure, ROK OS is a full operating system for Raspberry pi 2, (will release it for BananaPi and PINE64 in coming weeks as well and future devices) The ROK OS website is: http://rokos.spaceThat is correct, the donation of 0.15btc gets it added to the "next release only", meaning if later they want to include on the OS released for other systems it would have to claim per each new release (with the 0.15donation), that is why I made a promotion of 0.45btc to get added permanently to the future releases (meaning 1 time donation and get released in any future ROKOS flavors release (for bananapi, pine64, future devices, software updates)) Correct, if added the system will include a node and clients to run I/O coin on the system (with staking and features) with one click like the rest of the included (claimed) cryptocurrencies, gets I/O wallpapers into the system, links to I/O resources and gets promoted in full on ROKOS as a base currency. OK, so if i understand this correctly. I is not the same as downloading the QT wallet now and staking via that. It would be using your "service" as a third party? Coins will be staked on your system? A little confused. I wanted something that would run a QT wallet to stake just like on a laptop/desktop. What is "rokos as a base currency?" It is the same QT wallets but on the IoT devices (raspberry, banana, pine) ROKOS is an OS, like windows, linux, etc (it is linux based) free for download to the users, the nice thing is it includes all the base currencies in the system already, so the users only burn the OS to their cards and can use any of the included currencies (like they use on windows or linux) It is your Operating System, so there is no 3rd parties involved, you are the sole owner of the system, nobody else has access to it. "in ROKOS as a base currency" means, that when the ROKOS flavors get released, it will be promoted with all the "base currencies" (the ones that claimed a permanent position in the system for future upgrades/releases). Hope this helps, glad to answer any further doubt of course. |
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Hi,
Really intrested to learn more about using Raspberry Pi 2 for PoS coin Staking.
I want to be able to use the Pi 2, to run my I/O Coin wallet. What would be required to do this please?
Would the developers of I/OCoin need to write a script? As the only versions are available are for the Windows and Macs? So there would need to be a Linux version of the wallet for it to work with the Pi?
Any help is greatly appreciated many thanks.
Hi, Will add tech and info video tutorials to the website after rokos release. Would only need the I/O devs to get in touch and claim a position for a coming release and will gladly integrate them into the ROKOS system. I compile them natively so there should be no issues on adding it to the system. ( Positions Promo) Always glad to cross collaborate, Best Regards. Thats great, could you tell me how it works "integrate them into the ROKOS system"? What is your website address please? Also, the fee is 0.15BTC ? And I/OCoin gets a program to run on the Pi that will run the wallets to stake them? Sure, ROK OS is a full operating system for Raspberry pi 2, (will release it for BananaPi and PINE64 in coming weeks as well and future devices) The ROK OS website is: http://rokos.spaceThat is correct, the donation of 0.15btc gets it added to the "next release only", meaning if later they want to include on the OS released for other systems it would have to claim per each new release (with the 0.15donation), that is why I made a promotion of 0.45btc to get added permanently to the future releases (meaning 1 time donation and get released in any future ROKOS flavors release (for bananapi, pine64, future devices, software updates)) Correct, if added the system will include a node and clients to run I/O coin on the system (with staking and features) with one click like the rest of the included (claimed) cryptocurrencies, gets I/O wallpapers into the system, links to I/O resources and gets promoted in full on ROKOS as a base currency. |
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Hi,
Really intrested to learn more about using Raspberry Pi 2 for PoS coin Staking.
I want to be able to use the Pi 2, to run my I/O Coin wallet. What would be required to do this please?
Would the developers of I/OCoin need to write a script? As the only versions are available are for the Windows and Macs? So there would need to be a Linux version of the wallet for it to work with the Pi?
Any help is greatly appreciated many thanks.
Hi, Will add tech and info video tutorials to the website after rokos release. Would only need the I/O devs to get in touch and claim a position for a coming release and will gladly integrate them into the ROKOS system. I compile them natively so there should be no issues on adding it to the system. ( Positions Promo) Always glad to cross collaborate, Best Regards. |
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Worth noting that the bitcoin blockchain doesn't fit on a pi with just a 64gb micro SD. I've run out of space while still several weeks behind. Will need a USB or something.
Please read the Requirements and Instructions, it is clearly stated that the blockchain must be saved on an external device (USB,HDD,etc) as said on previous comments and for some while now, MicroSD cards corrupt with time because the overwrites process, in the requirements it says: Requirements:ROKOS v4 "core": - Raspberry Pi B or 2 (Pi2 recommended) (Might work with A but further testing is required, hence not supported/recommended) - Min 8gb SD card and an External device (usb / hdd / ssd). To sync the BTC chain on the external device instead of the SD card, BTC chain alone is around 40gb. Plus it adds speed, efficiency and stability (hence why it is a requirement). |
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Okcash and Bitcoin Full Node on Raspberry Pi
Wine, pipe, shitty laptop and some bourbon too .. I prefer whisky Got an Irishman owing me a favour, so asked for some whiskey. Bonus point who knows the difference  Also, explorer.okcash.co paid for the next 6 months sponsored by ROKOS |
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is it working on a old raspberry too?
i know some guys have a old one and wana use rokos too
v2 supports Pi b, however 512mb and the previous processor are not enough to run the system in a stable and efficient manner, even more with all the base coins inclusion (we do not recommend systems with less than 1024mb ram), So ROKOS is officially supported/released for > 1024mb devices, (if enough people request a version for B, can look into it, however those are obsolete already with the rythm of IoT development and new systems) |
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ROKOS OS's interface looks sleek. I've been running Raspbian OS on my Pi2 and was wondering if I could run a Bitcoin Node on it instead of switching to ROKOS. I'd prefer a similar setup like this, as in storing the BTC blockchain on an external Hard drive. I already have an 8GB Class 10 SD card with Rasbpian OS running.
Hi, Raspbian OS is whezzy based, to make use of all the power of your pi 2 you need jessie based, so I would recommend the OS upgrade. When you start Bitcoin on ROKOS it ask where you want to save the blockchain, so you can select the external device from here.(Use external device for the blockchain is the base recommendation and way to work with ROKOS and Bitcoin [MicroSD cards tend to get corrupted with time and overwrites) Even so, If you decide to keep your OS, you can compile and integrate Bitcoin to your system, To do so Follow this instructions: http://raspnode.com/diyBitcoin.html Thanks everyone for your trust and supporting the Bitcoin Network, more than 838+ downloads already, I work on every detail as If i was the final user and aimed to fill the needs from new bitcoin and crypto users to developers alike, glad you like the work, very motivated to continue and grow the innovation with each new release. |
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OK disrupting and pushing crypto forward, breaking the cost and tech walls that separate Crypto from the final Users. Banana Pi Pro arrived, Will Release ROKOS for Banana pi pro so everyone can have a Bitcoin Full node on them as well. PINE64+ arrives in March.  (OK is included in every ROKOS version of course)  |
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Banana Pi Pro arrived, Will Release ROKOS for Banana pi pro so everyone can have Bitcoin and Altcoins Full node / Stakers on them as well. PINE64+ arrives in March. |
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tried to run it on my banana pi pro but unfortunately it does not boot -
all I did was burn the v4 image on a new fast 32gb card and install it in the banana pi pro (lemaker) but it doesn't boot -
pretty sure the banana pi has a different / faster chip than the raspberry cousin along with a built in wifi nic
if you spin up a new image, I'll gladly test it - else if there's a step by step install script to take a base lubuntu build that is running on the BpiPro I'll spin through that as well
I have it running on my Raspberry Pi B (not v2) and it is re-indexing the blockchain off a drive that I prepopulated with all the blocks -- it's been 2 days but its about 1/4 of the way through (hopefully it finishes)
either way on the Banana, great work and kudos to the team!
I'll be watching.
Banana Pi Pro arrived, Will Release ROKOS for Banana pi pro so everyone can have a Bitcoin Full node on them as well. PINE64+ arrives in March. |
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Wow, To my understanding, ROKOS.space is performing well and has been recognized by a lot. It is nice to hear that several coins are integrating themselves with OK here. This is a very reputable growth for the coin. Is there any list of coins to see who are all participating with ROKOS.space?
I need to read a lot to learn more about ROKOS.space, really.
Very happy and thankful about it, ROKOS has been featured in a lot of media sources like TechCrunch, Adafruit, Elhacker.net, TheMerkle among others, there has been articles released in different languages (IN,RU,FR,EN,ES among others) and got covered by CES2016 by LetsTalkPayments next to samsung, mastercard and others, will get interviewed about the project on April 30th by a pi dedicated podcast site (update closer to date), and it has 780+ downloads so far. Thank you for your feedback, added the integrated coins so far on previous update. - So far claimed permanent base integration: GMC BLK ENRG DMD SOIL METAL ERC TX |
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ROKOS Updates: - Friday is the last day to claim promos for this coming release. (extended per users request) - Screenshots / pics will be shared on this thread on advances and to the integrated currencies dev teams. - Release expected between January 28th / February 14th. - Banana pi pro arrives today (future compatible versions to be released after flavors) - Pine64+ arrives on march (future compatible versions to be released) - Video Tutorials will get added to the ROKOS.SPACE website for users support. - Most info/images from the integrated currencies already gathered, please send yours this week if still missing. - Thanks to every user feedback and the participation of the crypto community. - So far claimed permanent base integration: GMC BLK ENRG DMD SOIL METAL ERC TX  [OKtoshi workstation] |
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Updates: - Friday is the last day to claim promos for this coming release. (extended per users request) - Screenshots / pics will be shared on this thread on advances and to the integrated currencies dev teams. - Release expected between January 28th / February 14th. - Banana pi pro arrives today (future compatible versions to be released after flavors) - Pine64+ arrives on march (future compatible versions to be released) - Video Tutorials will get added to the ROKOS.SPACE website for users support. - Most info/images from the integrated currencies already gathered, please send yours this week if still missing. - Thanks to every user feedback and the participation of the crypto community. - So far claimed permanent base integration: GMC BLK ENRG DMD SOIL METAL ERC TX [OKtoshi workstation] |
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OK is Honored with the new cross collaboration with Transfercoin: Congratulations to TX for claiming a "Permanent add promo" showing Real commitment to their communities to support long term adoption. Transfercoin is getting integrated in the base coins for all coming ROKOS flavors releases for IoT devices.  What is ROKOS? http://rokos.space
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