RE: Qtum Staking Tutorial using qtumd on a Raspberry Pi 3 by nununo

Hi, I followed the tutorial to install it in a Raspberry Pi 1. But when I try to run the binary I get a segmentation fault error. And now I'm stuck. Does it not run in a Raspberry Pi 1? I am sure I downloaded the binary for ARM... Thanks, Nuno

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@cryptominder · Oct 12 '17

I don't recommend using the Raspberry Pi 1 for this.  If you do try, make sure that you're running the latest OS (i.e. Stretch) -- and you may need to enable swapping (to give the RPi more memory).  Enabling swapping isn't a super-great idea on an SDCard though...

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