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January 15, 2016, 10:09:30 PM |
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I have a couple spare portable USB 500GB hard drives, I thought of using one for a COLD STORAGE BITCOIN WALLET. You know, toss a few BTC in there and let it sit unplugged till ~~whenever~~. Kind of an emergency use only. Plug it in every so often to update the chain, otherwise it sits unplugged.
The thing is, I have many PCs, and I'm constantly changing out equipment and sometimes I use public computers - IE: Library....
So my requirement are ...
A Full Bitcoin Core wallet (NOT A LITE VERSION) Must be able to go from PC to PC without having to install any software onto the PC I'm using.
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I'm kind of thinking along the lines of making the portable drive bootable with Ubuntu, installing the Bitcoin Core and going from there.
The only problem I foresee is going from different hardware to different hardware.... the installed drivers and whatnot to make Ubuntu work. Computer A is hardware different from computer B, Computer C is different from A and B... who knows what the computer hardware is at the library etc. I can set it up to run on Computer A, but I don't think it would work on computer B or C? Not to mention going to the library PCs or even going from an Intel platform to an AMD platform? Etc.
Any help on this would be nice
Thanks
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