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great guide, thank you. If anyone uses one of the Chuwi pc's with this guide, be careful when installing Cockpit. I found that it disables the network manager. I ended up installing Cockpit without the network package as a work around.
Options Tracker, totally going to buy you a beer to get some help on discord when my hardware arrives. Thanks you are the only education some of us have.
I'm pretty sure I was able to follow these steps accurately but when I get to the end and hit "start" under my fluxnodes, the status switches to starting, then to offline. I can't seem to figure out what's going wrong...
Nice! your videos are so clear and great! Thanks! Can you follow the same instructions with a normal desktop computer that fits the requirement? Is the min of 1000 FLUX already live (halving already done)?
Thanks for your great video! I just bought one and have a problem on benchmark. Is there any changes last weeks? ▶ Flux benchmark failed...............[✖] ✖ CPU speed 0.00 < 90.00 events per second ✖ Disk write speed 0.00 < 160.00 events per second Thanks Modo! Great Videos and great projects! I'm all on your projects!
Many things can lead to a CPU and disk speed 0 reading from the benchmark. I encourage you to use their official discord to troubleshoot. Even myself had to get help from Flux dev once.
When downloading bootstrap build, 9090 dashboard log out automatically because inactivity. I am not finished downloading bootstrap yet about 10%. When relogin, the terminal clear. How can I resume?
I'm running my node from a lap^top and everything is working perfectly except that it's been 5 days and i still can't see any reward. any help? I'm running it from an ubuntu server
Hi Modo Tech, at 10:57 for port forwarding, how do you do that if you have 2 nodes on one server installed as on your videos "Multiple Flux Nodes on 1 Device? Proxmox + ReServer Make It Possible" . Because I have set up my server exactly as you said on your videos ("Multiple Flux Nodes on 1 Device? Proxmox + ReServer Make It Possible") but it doesnt work. I'm getting a lot of error. As : "Status Flux is not confirmed. Flux is running with limited capabilities." and "Error WARNING: check your network connection, 0 blocks received in the last 4 hours (120 expected)" on FluxOS (web interface) at "Benchmark>Benchmarks>GetInfo" Status is online, Benchmarking is failed and Flux is disconnected. Do you know how can I resolve this probleme please?? Thank you
This video helped me get my first node complete - Thanks... I have a question about node specs..... I'm currently running a cumulus node and hope to run a Nimbus node at some point. My question is related to the "EPS" spec on the CPU - how do I know what hardware (cpu) to pick to meet the 640 EPS requirement? I can't see an EPS spec anywhere on CPU documentation
Hi Modo Tech, I am just wondering how long is it take to get reward/payouts? It is few days now since my node is running and still no payout, also reward tab is all 0 in zelcore under the flux node.
Flux today is $1.5 and you need 1,000 so $1500. Device is about $600. So for $2100 you can make $196/ month or am I missing something here? Edit: With the stake down to 1,000 from 10,000 the profitability is only $50/month.
Beelink L55 Quad-Core Mini PC authentic / Intel Core i3 5005U CPU / 8GB RAM / Windows 10 / 2.4/5.8GHz dual band / 802.11ac / 4K ultra HD / supports max. 1TB M.2 SSD & 2TB 2.5'' SATA HDD / USB3.0 fast charge Will this work?
I have a question....would I be able mine and run a node on the same rig? I assume as long as the rig meets the requirements for both, it can be done, but wanted to get some thoughts.
Appreciate all of this info. I'm very bullidh on FLUX and very interested in both mining and setting up a node. How much of my internet bandwidth should I expect a Cumulus Node to use per month? Any idea?
no but you can do it with hyper-v or vmware. Can't be docker. Type 1 hypervisors are more ideal but type 2 like virtualbox will work too. the performance is degraded with type 2 though.
After installing docker and the computer is rebooted...after reboot will it go back into Docker login or Ubuntu login. If Ubuntu login how do I get back to Docker login?
you don't log into docker...all you did in the installation process is to add your existing user to the docker user group. you login to ubuntu with your regular username and password. if you need further assistance, you can join Flux official discord.
One question, reServer costs around 650$ plus delivery cost and tax (for Switzerland), what's the odd side running nodes in i5 laptops compare with reServer? thanks in advance.
What processor was used for this, the i5 or the i3's ? all the i5's are currently out of stock atm and was wondering if it would run perfectly fine on the i3 cpus
@@agustinquarterolo I realized that he used the i5 processor when he boots up the bios, i got the i3 and will test it out and im sure it would work since its slightly behind on performance
you can send the transaction and get the confirmations you need now so when March 1st comes you don't have to wait for blockchain confirmation to setup the node.
If your IP address changes it is fine because it will also update. But if you want to run multiple devices per public IP, you may need to wait for a couple of more months before that feature is enabled
the new cumulus requirement is happening on the 12th. you can still run nodes with old requirements right now. and there is a testnet to test your hardware to see if you can meet the new benchmark
@@ModernDogosbut it isn't the same scenerio for everyone I hope. The availability is one of the major drawback. I'm from India and if I have to import to India, I had to pay almost 50% of custom fee. That will be extra 300-400$. I'm still searching for any better way to buy it in India. If you know any. Please let me know too.
I am sorry (and I can follow the instructions no problem) but if Flux really wants the nodes to reach more people, volume and market they will need to make it 100 times easier to setup. This way too complicated for a normal crypto enthusiast. They need to have an installer for windows, add your collateral, meet the benchmarks and done. Why this needs to be so complicated?
I agree. That’s why they have project Titian and some exchange staking options. No nodes needed. But I think people like you who is willing to go through the technical struggles should get rewarded more?
Good afternoon. I'm trying to install docker and it says "error OS Version not supported" the installation is done on a Rasp Pi 4 with ubuntu version 22.04.01 LTS server for raspberry pi 4
