Great post ! Thank you for the write up.
Side note, you might be getting an error that looks like this:
CMake Error: The following variables are used in this project, but they are set to NOTFOUND.
It's because your cmake version is too old, the build system in the new hard fork requires a pretty up to date cmake version. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/829310/how-to-upgrade-cmake-in-ubuntu on how to update, or even better do your own research on how to update.
Thanks, I haven't checked that, I just assumed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS where it works out of the box. With 16 and 20 it might be some more hassle. In some near future (although after HF) I will make sure to have it compatible with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
Update: indeed,
cmake
included inUbuntu 16.04 LTS
is too old, installing recent version solve that, one can do that either by following your link or https://apt.kitware.com/(which seems to be more consistent approach since it's using packaging system)
Are we still supporting 1604 ?
I'm not ;-)
You can use docker of course.
But it also seems to be possible to build it natively after some usual tweaks (
cmake
andboost
).(I just did that to confirm that's still possible)
I was just checking. I am somehow not a fan of containers when it comes to running blockchains.
Lolz...those 2 comments...feels like an alien language to a non dev. Hehe.
Seriously...thanks for all the work you are putting in to make Hive an attractive destination.