For a start, you need Raspberry Pi and then you need to install Raspbian on it. To do so, please follow official guide @ https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/
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Now Peerbox can use Tor. If you want to try it with Tor make sure you have installed Tor: sudo apt-get install tor
Now let’s install Peerbox.
[Packages]
md5: 711920e0fb514ced45c98cf06ff6a012
file: ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_armhf.deb
From now, it will be the easiest to move to terminal. Open Terminal app and copy/past following commands:
wget https://peerbox.me/ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_armhf.deb
Check if md5sum matches the above:
md5sum ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_armhf.deb
711920e0fb514ced45c98cf06ff6a012
Install:
sudo dpkg -i ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_armhf.deb
sudo apt-get -f install
Start:
sudo systemctl start ppcoin-qt@pi.service
Start with Tor:
sudo systemctl start tor
sudo systemctl start ppcoin-qt-tor@pi.service
Now you should see Peercoin-qt 0.5 wallet starting up. Just leave it running until it syncs. It should never fail as systemd will automatically restart it if it crashes or something.
To autostart this and make it run automatically every boot just do this:
sudo systemctl enable ppcoin-qt@pi.service
To autostart with Tor:
sudo systemctl enable tor
sudo systemctl enable ppcoin-qt-tor@pi.service
[For headless users]
If you want to run this in headless mode (without monitor) or you just do not need graphical wallet - there is ppcoind service provided too - just like with old peerbox. You can use it with:
sudo systemctl start ppcoind@pi.service
To use with Tor:
sudo systemctl start tor
sudo systemctl start ppcoind-tor@pi.service
To autostart:
sudo systemctl enable ppcoind@pi.service
To autostart over tor:
sudo systemctl enable tor
sudo systemctl enable ppcoind-tor@pi.service
verify that it is running:
ppcoind getinfo
[For use on debian server]
I have provided x64 package too @ https://peerbox.me/ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_amd64.deb:
md5: a6bd9500fef08137f477b07e44ac0dfb
file: ppcoin_0.5.1ppc~rc2-1.1_amd64.deb