ETHEREUM: Establishing Litecoin on the Ubuntu server 11.10 I386
Introduction
Litecoin is a popular decentralized cryptomena used by blockchain ethereum, which is known for its scalability and safety. However, compiling Litecoin requires a specific setting and configured configuration on Ubuntu 11.10 I386. In this article, we will go through the process of creating an environment and litecoin compilation using G ++.
Requirements
Before going away, make sure that:
1
- CPU architecture on i386 : The recipe specified requires i386 architecture. Make sure your CPU architecture is set to i386 (eg Intel Core i5 or equivalent).
Step by step instructions
- Cloned Litecoin Storage
`Bash
Git clon
This will clone the official Litecoin repository.
- Switch to the Litecoin source directory directory
`Bash
CD ~/Litecoin/SRC/
Go to the Litecoin source directory located in ~/Litecoin/SRC/
.
- Update and assemble Litecoind
`Bash
Make -f -makefile.Unix Litecoind
This command creates an executable Litecoin file with customized make -free.unix
files.
Note: Symptom -f machefile.unix
informs the compiler that it uses its own file” makefile.unix “, which is specific to this recipe. If you make errors or warnings during the compilation, you will find the specified problem solving documentation.
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Create a new directory and move Litecoin files
`Bash
Mkdir ~/....
MV ~/Litecoin/SRC /./ Litecoind/Home/Ubuntu/Server/Lightcoin/
Create a new directory (~/
) and move the compiled Litecoin -Entrant File (~/$ Litecoin/SRC /./ Ecoind
) to the directory”/Home/Ubover) of your server.
Check compilation
To check that the compilation was successful, check the content of the “~/Lightcoin/Lightcoind” content:
`Bash
Ls -l ~/lightcoind/
You should see a file of compiled Litecoin -Sengers (Litecoind
) and other necessary files.
Diploma
If you follow these steps, you have successfully compiled Litecoin on your Ubuntu 11.10 I386. This setting offers a solid basis for performing Litecoin on the local machine. If you arise problems during a compilation or when performing a script, read the specified documentation or seek help from online communities.
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