16:29:51 <kmaneo[m]> Hey guys. I would like to set a Raspberry PI 4 as a Monero offline (cold) wallet. However, the official GUI package for Linux only works on x86. Any ideas how to cross-compile it for raspberry pi 4 architecture (Arm)?
16:32:58 <spackle[m]> kmaneo[m]: The easiest thing I can point you towards is to avoid using the GUI, and instead use moneroaddress.org
16:32:59 <spackle[m]> It is a webpage written by moneromooo that you can use a verified copy of to generate a cold wallet. Instructions for use are on the website.
17:27:10 <kmaneo[m]> But I don’t want to just generate a cold wallet. I want to be able to sign transactions from a hot wallet with the view keys only. Basically creating a hardware wallet. The transaction would be exported to a text file from the hot wallet, and imported in the cold wallet using a USB key.
17:39:53 <kmaneo[m]> For “hot wallet” I mean a “watch-only” wallet connected to the net
17:42:01 <kmaneo[m]> The cold wallet would be used to generate the “the key images” to be used by the watch-only wallet to follow transactions (both received and spent)
17:44:02 <kmaneo[m]> The process I would like to follow is documented here:
17:44:02 <kmaneo[m]> https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/2868/is-there-any-way-to-construct-a-transaction-manually/
18:00:29 <malinero> kmaneo[m]: the process you linked uses the cli, not the gui
18:49:26 <utxobr[m]> kmaneo: might be of your interest https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/pull/3680
18:51:56 <utxobr[m]> (oh sorry, you were looking for x-compilation, nvm)
19:09:42 <kmaneo[m]> Hey, that’s great, thanks!
19:10:25 <kmaneo[m]> I will try to build directly on the raspberry pi 4, then. Perhaps there’s no need to cross-compile on my laptop.