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Update on the Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Node:
Had to upgrade from Pi 3 to 4, as it kept crashing and had just very low memory for a node. Also got the proper 3 amp power adapter to keep the Pi and hard drive juiced sufficiently.
Originally I didn’t plan with a case and intended to keep it punk and better cooled, but the whole setup just seemed too fragile. This way with a few zip ties, couple Wago splicers and new power sockets I could permanently mount my #bitcoin node in the utility box next to the one with circuit breakers, hidden away and silently verifying one block at a time.
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2024-04-06 11:56:51Event JSON
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"content": "Update on the Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Node:\n\nHad to upgrade from Pi 3 to 4, as it kept crashing and had just very low memory for a node. Also got the proper 3 amp power adapter to keep the Pi and hard drive juiced sufficiently.\n\nOriginally I didn’t plan with a case and intended to keep it punk and better cooled, but the whole setup just seemed too fragile. This way with a few zip ties, couple Wago splicers and new power sockets I could permanently mount my #bitcoin node in the utility box next to the one with circuit breakers, hidden away and silently verifying one block at a time.\nhttps://m.primal.net/Hrpx.jpg\nhttps://m.primal.net/HrqD.jpg",
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