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It should work without any problem 😏 Make sure you also read my second tutorial about Pi Zero, so you know how to cross-compile, which is much faster. I may eventually test multi-nodes on a bunch of Pi's...

Thank you, @drsensor! I'm impressed by what you have done! Is it possible to test it on QEMU? If possible then maybe it can help cross-test Substratum on another platform that supported by QEMU. I think

Wow, didn't know this thing before. Tiny and powerful! Hope it's also $5 😅

@drsensor You are the real pro! Awesome tutorials for intermediate enthusiasts!

Glad you like it and appreciate your suggestion! Yes, Pi, Arch and Rust are awesome! I did not time the compilation. Likely half to one hour. Not bad. Arch was chosen based on following reasons: It has

Thank you @ankarlie! Again appreciate for introducing me to the awesome @utopian-io! Sure I will do my best whenever I have spare time 😉

Glad you like it! Raspberry Pi and similar embedded systems are actually widely used, for example NAS, IoT and smart things. Many people asked if Node can run on Pi, so I figured it out and would like

Thank you for picking this tutorial up! It's such an honor. I'm not affiliated with Substratum team. I'm just a big fan of crypto projects especially the decentralization of web.

Thank you, @utopian-io! It's such an honor to be upvoted by you! I would like to also thank @ankarlie for introducing me to your amazing community 👍

Awesome! Thanks for the upvoting!

Awesome! Have fun!

Thanks. As far as I understand, an #utopian-io tag does the job. simply redirects to steemit if I choose login with current steemit account.

I added the #utopian-io tag :) The main tag cannot be changed anymore. Hope for the best :) @utopian-io

Thanks a lot! I believe there is no real tech barrier to run on a Pi from the very beginning. It's just the team is really focused on the Node development itself :)

Also, there are already excellent video tutorials on YouTube for the three major OS's by Bastiaan, @bastiaan007. Check them out!

You are welcome :)

Haven't heard of utopian.io before. Thanks for letting me know. It's just a guide for implementation. There is no new code involved here. Credit for the ARM support goes to the Arch Linux ARM, and the

As far as I know, Substratum Node currently needs a 64-bit system, while Raspbian lacks 64-bit support. As long as you can install a decent 64-bit system into your Raspberry Pi, the compilation should