[pin0de] - Raspberry Pi 3 - Bitcoin Core w/ ElectrumX over Tor full node install

[thisisbitduck]

https://duckartes.github.io/projects/pin0de

WHAT THE SCRIPT DOES:

Enables testing repository

• Upgrades system
• Installs dependencies
• Formats selected drive
• Creates installation directory
• Queries Bitcoin Core RSS feed to get latest version
• Downloads binary
• Git latest version of ElectrumX
• Creates Bitcoin, ElectrumX, Tor, and systemd service files
• Starts services

YOU NOW HAVE:

• Your own verified, secure node to connect through Tor

NOTES:

• HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL
• NO TRAILING SLASHES - use /media/storage NOT /media/storage/
• IF DEVICE IS SELECTED, IT WILL BE WIPED COMPLETELY
• WORK IN PROGRESS, HIGH CHANCE OF BORKING YOUR PI SETUP
• REVIEW THE SCRIPT TO SEE WHAT’S GOING ON
• raspi-copies-and-fills IS REMOVED DUE TO FAILED UPDATE
• UNINSTALL COMMAND DOESN’T FULLY DELETE EVERYTHING

FUTURE:

• Revise code add better logic
• Add better control interface for node and connecting to phone apps
• Easier installation

Started from this many moons ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1961479

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[Zacmed]

Hi guys !!
so you are trying to mining with raspberry pi 3 ?
however , it is very hard now to mining , !!!!
try to take a look in youtube and learn how to use  

[nothreat]

I am presuming that this is a node you can run on rpi?
Would be interested to learn what you recommend as a storage device?
I have given up with hard drives and am now running my full node on a Samsung Evo 960 M.2 drive with sequential read of 3,200 MB/sec just so I don't have to wait for hours to catch up if I switch it off for a week.
Can only imagine how slow an rpi would be.
You would have to pre-populate the drive for sure.