There are several people in the Phore community who are staking on the Raspberry Pi. Look for Monkey as one good person to ask for assistance, he's around our Discord quite a bit. He also created a guide if you'd like to compile it from source:
https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/6djfe-compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-piWe have an ARM distribution with our releases now so you don't even need to compile it, which I think previously was the hardest part given the limited compute power and RAM on the typical Raspberry Pi setup. As of this writing, here is the current version:
https://github.com/phoreproject/Phore/releases/download/v1.2.2/phore-1.2.2-arm-linux-gnueabihf.tar.gzHowever, please check our GitHub for the latest release in case there is a newer one--we are working hard on testing SegWit right now and plan to get another wallet release that includes that and several other updates soon.
If you already have a Raspian image set up and know how to use it in general including running a GUI desktop, really all you should need to do is download that ARM package, extract the executable files to /usr/local/bin or some other location on your path, and run phore-qt. If you are running it without a GUI, then you would run phored and use the command line interface for all the other operations (phore-cli). The rest of the staking instructions would be pretty much the same as any other platform you would run Phore on.
It's possible depending on which coins you are staking that there could be some library conflicts, I can't say for certain and in many cases they run just fine together, but I have had a few users have issues compiling a bunch of different coins when they need different versions of specific libraries. If you have further questions or issues getting it to work, feel free to reach out to me on Discord and I'll find someone to help you.
Moonshot
Phore CTO
