11:24:17 <food4lyfe> has anyone ever initialized a remote node on raspberry pi before? I'm kinda new to monero, I want to initialized it on a raspberry pi so any machine I access I can just access that node to check my wallet or do transactions etc. I'm asking cuz when I run the daemon it always get killed with output saying "Bus error"
11:26:42 <food4lyfe> Just to clarify by daemon I meant the monerod. I haven't detached it
11:28:53 <selsta> food4lyfe: which binary did you download?
11:29:17 <selsta> also which raspberry pi is it? afaik you need a 64bit OS and the linux armv8 binary
11:33:48 <food4lyfe> I downloaded the Linux ARMv7. I tried the Linux ARMv8, but when I run it it says "no file or directory found" which leads me to believe that its the wrong binary so I downloaded the ARMv7. Its the raspberry pi 4 model b
11:35:58 <food4lyfe> I checked the raspi tech specs, it says that its ARM v8 but idk its not working before. I'm gonna try the v8 one more time
11:38:43 <food4lyfe> Yup, does not work. Keeps saying "No such file or directory"
11:42:24 <food4lyfe> The kernel releases has a suffix of "v8+" which should be armv8 but doesn't work, and I think I have the 64 bit OS. I ran uname -a and "aarch64" is printed
12:50:11 <elucidator> food4lyfe: i'm running my local node on a raspi4 8gig model, regular armv8/aarch64 binaries work fine
12:51:21 <elucidator> of that needs a 64 bit image, default headless raspios works fine for the record. for a usable speed and stability, i recommend keeping the blockchain on an ssd connected via usb3 converter. never failed me to this day.
12:51:27 <elucidator> *ofc
13:44:45 <food4lyfe> elucidator: yeah I think my os installation is wrong, currently still investigating it. thanks for the suggestion with the ssd. I'll keep in mind
14:15:55 <hyc> raspberry has been shipping 32bit OS on 64bit kernel ever since the raspi2
14:18:19 <hyc> you have to explicitly choose the 64bit OS and install it https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/