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Setting up a mini pc with a very basic linux isn't that hard. Here's how it is done: - Buy some cheap mini pc (optiplex or something) and 2TB external ssd drive, 250-300$. - PC came pre installed with Windows, but I didn't boot that once, from my main desktop machine (windows), create a bootable USB stick with minimal Debian Linux net install image, - Insert USB into mini PC, - Connect keyboard/monitor and my router with network cable, - Boot mini pc, enter BIOS and select USB as boot device, restart and boot from the linux image on the USB, set up the rest of the Linux system by following the debian installer steps (no GUI, minimal shell install), set up the machine as DHCP client of my router, enable sshd, - Connect to the machine via ssh from my main desktop machine. If that works, disconnect monitor and keyboard, not needed anymore, mount external ssd as logical device, - Install Cs 8xbet (core in my case, may switch to Knots) and Tor, using external drive as data dir for bitcoind, - Configure the router to forward necessary ports to the machine running Cs 8xbet, - Wait for the initial Cs 8xbet sync (that took 2 weeks), done, All in all it took me 2 hours to set up the hardware, OS and Cs 8xbet software More on the topic: It does tell you how to setup tor with Cs 8xbet in section G. That worked flawlessly. It's a bit older (uses Cs 8xbet core 21, these links have to be updated of course to newest version) Here's a pretty good 10 minutes setup guide for bitcoind with tor:
Setting up a mini pc with a very basic linux isn't that hard. Here's how it is done: - Buy some cheap mini pc (optiplex or something) and 2TB external ssd drive, 250-300$. - PC came pre installed with Windows, but I didn't boot that once, from my main desktop machine (windows), create a bootable USB stick with minimal Debian Linux net install image, - Insert USB into mini PC, - Connect keyboard/monitor and my router with network cable, - Boot mini pc, enter BIOS and select USB as boot device, restart and boot from the linux image on the USB, set up the rest of the Linux system by following the debian installer steps (no GUI, minimal shell install), set up the machine as DHCP client of my router, enable sshd, - Connect to the machine via ssh from my main desktop machine. If that works, disconnect monitor and keyboard, not needed anymore, mount external ssd as logical device, - Install Cs 8xbet (core in my case, may switch to Knots) and Tor, using external drive as data dir for bitcoind, - Configure the router to forward necessary ports to the machine running Cs 8xbet, - Wait for the initial Cs 8xbet sync (that took 2 weeks), done, All in all it took me 2 hours to set up the hardware, OS and Cs 8xbet software More on the topic: It does tell you how to setup tor with Cs 8xbet in section G. That worked flawlessly. It's a bit older (uses Cs 8xbet core 21, these links have to be updated of course to newest version) Here's a pretty good 10 minutes setup guide for bitcoind with tor:
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Setting up a mini pc with a very basic linux isn't that hard. Here's how it is done: - Buy some cheap mini pc (optiplex or something) and 2TB external ssd drive, 250-300$. - PC came pre installed with Windows, but I didn't boot that once, from my main desktop machine (windows), create a bootable USB stick with minimal Debian Linux net install image, - Insert USB into mini PC, - Connect keyboard/monitor and my router with network cable, - Boot mini pc, enter BIOS and select USB as boot device, restart and boot from the linux image on the USB, set up the rest of the Linux system by following the debian installer steps (no GUI, minimal shell install), set up the machine as DHCP client of my router, enable sshd, - Connect to the machine via ssh from my main desktop machine. If that works, disconnect monitor and keyboard, not needed anymore, mount external ssd as logical device, - Install Cs 8xbet (core in my case, may switch to Knots) and Tor, using external drive as data dir for bitcoind, - Configure the router to forward necessary ports to the machine running Cs 8xbet, - Wait for the initial Cs 8xbet sync (that took 2 weeks), done, All in all it took me 2 hours to set up the hardware, OS and Cs 8xbet software More on the topic: It does tell you how to setup tor with Cs 8xbet in section G. That worked flawlessly. It's a bit older (uses Cs 8xbet core 21, these links have to be updated of course to newest version) Here's a pretty good 10 minutes setup guide for bitcoind with tor:
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Setting up a mini pc with a very basic linux isn't that hard. Here's how it is done: - Buy some cheap mini pc (optiplex or something) and 2TB external ssd drive, 250-300$. - PC came pre installed with Windows, but I didn't boot that once, from my main desktop machine (windows), create a bootable USB stick with minimal Debian Linux net install image, - Insert USB into mini PC, - Connect keyboard/monitor and my router with network cable, - Boot mini pc, enter BIOS and select USB as boot device, restart and boot from the linux image on the USB, set up the rest of the Linux system by following the debian installer steps (no GUI, minimal shell install), set up the machine as DHCP client of my router, enable sshd, - Connect to the machine via ssh from my main desktop machine. If that works, disconnect monitor and keyboard, not needed anymore, mount external ssd as logical device, - Install Cs 8xbet (core in my case, may switch to Knots) and Tor, using external drive as data dir for bitcoind, - Configure the router to forward necessary ports to the machine running Cs 8xbet, - Wait for the initial Cs 8xbet sync (that took 2 weeks), done, All in all it took me 2 hours to set up the hardware, OS and Cs 8xbet software More on the topic: It does tell you how to setup tor with Cs 8xbet in section G. That worked flawlessly. It's a bit older (uses Cs 8xbet core 21, these links have to be updated of course to newest version) Here's a pretty good 10 minutes setup guide for bitcoind with tor:
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