PiNode-XMR - Plug and Play - in development...

Proposed Features:
  • Truly Plug and Play - IP displayed for immediate use.
  • Auto-Update of monerod from official getmonero source when available.
  • Optional switch to Tor network under advanced setting tab. (TBC)
  • Blockchain Pre-loaded on shipped nodes.
  • Silent - No fans or moving parts.
  • Low Power - less than 20w at peak. 10w Normal operation expected (TBC)
  • Options for User to configure node start flags (Advanced Users)
Hardware:
Unit based on Odroid XU4 - modified.
  • Samsung Exynos5422 Cortex-A15 2Ghz and Cortex-A7 Octa core CPUs
  • 2Gbyte LPDDR3 RAM PoP stacked
  • OS, Monero client + blockchain on SSD  - sata connected.
  • Gigabit Ethernet
*Device shown in slideshow is my current prototype model. Expect the end result to look vastly different - Monero colour scheme planned (orange power button LED + matching LCD display) and drastic hardware changes will force the design to be lower profile:
Current Design: 110mmx90mmx60mm
Proposed: 200 x 115 x 45 mm

Raspberry Pi3, or other ARMv7/ARM Cortex-A53 device
The Monero Dev team have conveniently pre-compiled an installation of the Monero Client for devices using ARMv7/ARM Cortex-A53 processor architecture. This is compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3 and gives a much faster installation.

Single board computers are growing more popular and diverse, and we're on board with that! ​If you have a device that is not a Raspberry Pi 3 and would like to know if it has an ARM Cortex-A53, and therefore compatible with this guide then have a look at:

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_single-board_computers

If your device isn't listed as ARM7 then you can make your monero node following the guide in 

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Desktop Monero Full node with LCD Display. Enabled sync to your desktop GUI.
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Monero Full Node with Desktop Pc Remote Node (LAN) Configuration

Raspberry Pi2, or other single board computer
Guide to compile from source...

If you have a different version Raspberry Pi or other device then you may still be able to install a Monero Node:
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_single-board_computers
Lists many other single board computers and should give an indication of their compatibility. In theory any device of that list with 1GB RAM and the ability to hold an operating system (4GB SD card for example) for Raspbian Lite will suffice. 
 

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Monero Node for non-ARMv7 devices. Compile from source.



Tor add-on instructions
Boot your Monero Node over the Tor Network
(For all nodes)

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Monero Node Tor Network add-on, for all devices (with or without LCD display)