Raspberry Pi

Technical Discussion
#1

I was wondering if anyone has got NEM working on RaspberryPi? I know that NXT can run on the little computer:

https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,1277.msg10730/topicseen.html#msg10730

Would be great if NEM could do the same and harvest to show a low cost / low power solution

KC

#2

Don't we have a tutorial somewhere in the Alpha Client Thread?

If not I will maybe write a small tutorial, got a raspi lying around somewhere.

I am 100% sure it can run on a raspi tough.

#3

someone had it running on an android tv stick so it should run on loads of smaller devices.

#4

Don't we have a tutorial somewhere in the Alpha Client Thread?

If not I will maybe write a small tutorial, got a raspi lying around somewhere.

I am 100% sure it can run on a raspi tough.


Please, that would be great

KC
#5

I have got NEM working on my Raspberry Pi and was putting together a how-to for others. I'm not very experienced with Linux and so was some advice:


    [li] Where should I place the decompressed files (/usr/local/…)?[/li]
    [li] What is the best method for launching NIS then NCC on reboot (/etc/init.d/…)[/li]


    Thanks

    KC
#6

I have got NEM working on my Raspberry Pi and was putting together a how-to for others. I'm not very experienced with Linux and so was some advice:


    [li] Where should I place the decompressed files (/usr/local/....)?[/li]
    [li] What is the best method for launching NIS then NCC on reboot (/etc/init.d/....)[/li]


    Thanks

    KC


Both /usr/local/ and /opt/ are good places for installing NIS and NCC.

I made a guide on installing NIS and NCC on CentOS 6; probably it works on Raspberry Pi with minor chages: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2350.0
You can find init scripts in this guide.
#7


I have got NEM working on my Raspberry Pi and was putting together a how-to for others. I'm not very experienced with Linux and so was some advice:


    [li] Where should I place the decompressed files (/usr/local/....)?[/li]
    [li] What is the best method for launching NIS then NCC on reboot (/etc/init.d/....)[/li]


    Thanks

    KC


Both /usr/local/ and /opt/ are good places for installing NIS and NCC.

I made a guide on installing NIS and NCC on CentOS 6; probably it works on Raspberry Pi with minor chages: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2350.0
You can find init scripts in this guide.


Thanks Rigel, I had already read your article so don't know why it didn't click. Thanks for posting and I will give it a go

KC