Quote from: NoxX on October 27, 2017, 06:43:48 AM

Quote from: tcbikerguy6 on October 26, 2017, 04:02:08 AM

Quote from: NoxX on October 25, 2017, 02:26:32 PM

I finally managed to get PHR running properly on a Raspberry Pi...

In case anyone else is struggling, here is what I did:

- install latest version of Raspbian
- download and compile libboost 1.5.8
- add jessie repository to the apt list
- download and compile libssl 1.0.0
- apt install libminiupnpc10
- copy over files downloaded from phore.io

Not sure if there is an easier way (it seems like there should be), but this worked for me, so I am happy Cheesy

Thanks. I am going to fire up a RasPi this weekend but I think I have the 2nd Gen one so I might just order the new board.

I actually ran into another problem, this time with the Berkeley DB. If you have the wrong version, wallets from different systems will not work on the RasPi. This is not a huge issue if you only want the RasPi for a masternode, but I am compiling Berkeley 4.8 on my RasPi right now so see if I can make that work too.

... ended up compiling PHR from source after all. I now have a masternode and POS staking running on the RasPi, with portable wallet.