Ethereum: Litecoin compilation on Ubuntu 11.10 I386 Server
Introduction
Litecoin is a popular decentralized cryptocurrency using the Ethereum blockchain, known for its scalability and security. However, Litecoin compilation requires specific configuration and configuration on a 11.10 I386 server. In this article, we will go through the process of configuring the environment and compiling Litecoin using G ++.
Premise
Before you continue, make sure you have:
- Ubuntu Server 11.10 installed : Make sure your Ubuntu server is running the latest version.
- CPU architecture set to I386 : The recipe provided involves an i386 architecture. Ensure that your CPU architecture is set to I386 (for example, Intel Core i5 or equivalent).
Instructions step by step
- Clone Litecoin Deposit
`Bash
Git clone
This will clone the official Litecoin warehouse.
- Change to Litecoin Source Director
Bash
CD ~/Litecoin/SRC/
Navigate to the Litecoin source director, which is located in~/Litecoin/SRC/.
- Update and compile litecoind
Bash
Make -f makefile.unix litecoind
This command compile the Litecoin executable using a personalizedmakefile.unix.
Note: The-f makefile.unixFlag tells the compiler to use the personalized file makefile.unix, which is specific to this recipe. If you encounter errors or warnings during compilation, see the documentation provided for troubleshooting.
- Create a new directory and move Litecoin files
`Bash
mkdir ~/....
MV ~/Litecoin/SRC /./ Litecoind/Home/Ubuntu/Server/Lightcoin/
Create a new director (~/) and move the compiled Litecoin executable (~/$ litecoin/src /./ Litecoind) in the directory/home/ubuntu/server/Lightcoin/.
Check compilation
To check if the compilation was successful, check the content of the `~/Lightcoin/Lightcoind director:
`Bash
ls -l ~/lightcoind/
You should see the executable Litecoin compiled (litecoind`) and other necessary files.
Conclusion
Following these steps, you have successfully compiled Litecoin on your Ubuntu 11.10 I386 server. This configuration offers a solid base for litecoin running on the local car. If you have problems during compilation or while running the script, see the documentation provided or seek help from online communities.
Understanding Limits Crypto Withdrawals