Ok. New problem from me
made a test trx 100 tesla from Bittrex 5jxp2WbCRZHhSFFuwBxaAkRhxQoBFw8SnQ ( 3141ea8c4496b9e94f0fa9b1ee5dffc7ae4f6c8c06d1abc4f359b41f9faba66e ) and didnt recieve it. Whats wrong?
[05/02/2017 TES 99.80000000 Completed]
p.s my wallet is fully sync
we are researching what is going on, but unfortunately, even if the number of nodes is growing, we are having some issues with the blockchain.
Long time since the last block
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/tes/#Hope this will be solved soon and you will see your tx in the wallet
We need more nodes!
If you guys have a raspberry or a VPS , think about having a 24/7 node running on it
Here you have the instructions:
Step 0 - Operating SystemInstall your operating system, I used raspbian (
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/)
follow the instructions on the site to install it to your SD card (NOOBS is raspbians easy installer, its on the site as well). Your pi might have already come with an OS installed. so you might be able to just skip this step.
Step 1 - Initial UpdatesYou want to first make sure your pi3 is up to date with all of the current repositories with the following 2 commands. Depending on how much has to update, these might take a while.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgradeStep 2 - Building Compile EnvironmentNext we want to install the necessary libraries to be able to compile a coin daemon. The following command installs a lot of libraries, as they are all needed to compile any coin (some might not be needed for tesla specifically, but that is ok). So this too might take a while.
sudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autotools-dev automake pkg-config libssl-dev libevent-dev bsdmainutils libboost-all-dev libdb-dev libdb++-dev libminiupnpc-dev libzmq3-devStep 3 - Extra Helpful ProgramNext we need to install a helper program that will just make getting the code for the coin we want to compile easier.
sudo apt-get install git (this is a fairly small program and should install almost instantly
you then need to download the code for the coin, the following is how you would download teslacoin's code
cd ~git clone http://www.github.com/TeslacoinFoundation/Teslacoin teslacoinStep 4 - Compile the DaemonNow we want to go into the code and compile the daemon so that it runs on the pi3.
cd teslacoin/src/leveldbmake libleveldb.a libmemenv.acd ..make -f makefile.arm-linuxthis should compile the full coin. you should end with a Teslacoind program in that folder.
Step 5 - Running the DaemonTo run the coin daemon or give it commands you need to be in the same folder it is located in. which from these instructions should be ~/teslacoin/src/
to navigate there if you arent already there is
cd ~/teslacoin/srcand to run the damon is
./Teslacoind &Step 6 - Interacting with the daemonOnce the daemon is started you just would send a command to it similar to the same way you started it
./Teslacoind [command] where [command] is replaced with the command you want to do. to get a list of all commands use help
example:
./Teslacoind helpan example of sending coins would be:
./Teslacoind sendtoaddress [address] [amount]there are quite a few commands, so i would recommend using help to find what you are looking for. the daemon commands give you MORE options than are available in the gui. and learning about them and what they do will help you to learn more about cryptocurrencies in general
