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Im trying to get .51 to run for over 3 afterwork evenings of trying now.... Still 'not capable masternode: Could not connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9999' tried: -compiled from source like i always do. (raspberry pi 2) -running wallet .51 to try to start it -check port on router, 9999 -deleted all...

@Mangled Blue and other PI2 users: I wrote a simple stupid newby script to download && compile && run a new version of dashd. Its a fire and forget script. Run it and walk away. After .46 .47 .48 .49 .50 i was getting lazy of typing the lot over and over :tongue: Option 1 in the script works...

I actually gave it to you with PM:rolleyes:

Yep. Mine .47 crashed overnight after running almost 5 days :eek:. Back to the end of the queue i guess :oops: Also: If dashd crashes it doesnt remember it was started remotely. I have to go start it at my desktop wallet with "masternode start <password>" Only when its closed properly with...

No its no competition at all. All i was saying is that Mangled Blue got a more comprehensive guide then i have. Also more up to date. So if his guide is finished i might pull the plug on mine and trash it. That way we got only one guide. I think thats better. Mangled has my login to replace my...

When MangledBlue his guide is out he might replace mine. He got my login. Not sure what's the best way to go atm. Replace, or a second guide. But his guide is his effort so no credits if it's under my name.

I always give the advice to make an IMG of the SDcard so you can easily write a working masternode back to it or another card. I still got to make an image of my own card! ahahahaha

Mine is running from november last year till now. Still going strong. Dont forget to disable swap when done compiling. If I/O is too high, an external HD is an option? Can we point a DASHD masternode to an other workingdir like we can with the QT?

Lol did you even try typing TOP in the terminal to find out? :grin: It's a live process monitor for terminal

mmm thats a bummer. Could it be that the GUI of Ubuntu MATE takes up too much of the free RAM (1gb), even when 1gb swap added? Check the ongoing build with another terminal and use the command TOP. It shows the RAM and swap usage.

I didn't copycat for sure:cool:

ya super awsome emailaccount you have there, but that name does no longer exist. Make a new one called DASH@ and come back here to try to sell that!:tongue::tongue::grin::grin:

Lol you can sign up for the beta program of proton mail and receive an invitation within two weeks. I did that. Even my first name as address :) And you want to sell something that is free? Lol good luck

Shall give you my login so you can edit this one? Ill change my pass to something so you can edit.

Yey! Prefabricated pi2 builds! Thx flare:cool:

I just imagined a stealth MN running on a PI2 with a batterypack attached, connected with WIFI on a public hotspot. (citywide hotspot for example). Just in case DASH needs to go underground after some white collar gangsters bans crypto. Only Port 9999 is a problem then. Cant the data be...

Im in no position to make any good photo. My house is partly being redone Atm. You already got my ugly pic right? Scroll up i think. Anyway, you still can take any random royalty free Pi2 photo off the internet as source. No one can tell if its a Masternode or not!:grin...

worked like a charm. Thx! SSH port changed to random number for added security

thx for you response. I got an other idea: A Masternode service running alongside the masternode checking it every couple of minutes orso. Not only if dashd is running or not, but also checking its status: Is it synced, does it have connections, check the POS score etc. And if not repair it...

Thx will try when I get home from holiday. For now I just perma ban everyone after 3 tries.