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@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ All work is tracked via issues. An attempt at keeping an up-to-date view on rema
- gcc (7.4.0 or higher) - gcc (7.4.0 or higher)
- git - git
- bzr (some go dependency needs this) - bzr (some go dependency needs this)
- b2sum (In Linux in coreutils)
- jq - jq
- pkg-config - pkg-config
@ -32,7 +31,7 @@ If you have run lotus before and want to remove all previous data: `rm -rf ~/.lo
[You can copy `lotus` and `lotus-storage-miner` to your `$GOPATH/bin` or `$PATH`, or reference all lotus commands below from your local build directory with `./lotus`] [You can copy `lotus` and `lotus-storage-miner` to your `$GOPATH/bin` or `$PATH`, or reference all lotus commands below from your local build directory with `./lotus`]
The following sections describe how to use the lotus CLI. Alternately you can running nodes and miners using the [Pond GUI](#pond). The following sections describe how to use the lotus CLI. Alternately you can run lotus nodes and miners using the [Pond GUI](#pond).
### Start Daemon ### Start Daemon
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[wait for the chain to finish syncing] [wait for the chain to finish syncing]
You can see current chain height with You can follow sync status with:
```sh ```sh
$ lotus sync status $ watch lotus sync status
```
or use
```sh
$ lotus chain getblock $(lotus chain head) | jq .Height
``` ```
### Basics ### Basics
Create new address Create a new address:
```sh ```sh
$ lotus wallet new bls $ lotus wallet new bls
t3... t3...
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Grab some funds from faucet - go to http://147.75.80.29:777/, paste the address Grab some funds from faucet - go to http://147.75.80.29:777/, paste the address
you just created, and press Send. you just created, and press Send.
See wallet balance: (You can also generate a public key address using secp256k1 with `lotus wallet new secp256k1`.
BLS signatures use less space so will have lower fees.)
Check the wallet balance:
```sh ```sh
$ lotus wallet balance [optional address (t3...)] $ lotus wallet balance [optional address (t3...)]
``` ```
@ -99,8 +98,13 @@ Start mining:
$ lotus-storage-miner run $ lotus-storage-miner run
``` ```
In the Miner's startup log will be the miner id used for deals: To view the miner id used for deals:
e.g. `Registering miner 't0111' with full node.`
```sh
$ lotus-storage-miner info
```
e.g. miner id `t0111`
Seal random data to start producing PoSts: Seal random data to start producing PoSts:
@ -108,10 +112,10 @@ Seal random data to start producing PoSts:
$ lotus-storage-miner store-garbage $ lotus-storage-miner store-garbage
``` ```
You can check Miner power and sector usage with the miner id: You can check miner power and sector usage with the miner id:
```sh ```sh
# Total Power of the network # Total power of the network
$ lotus-storage-miner state power $ lotus-storage-miner state power
$ lotus-storage-miner state power <miner> $ lotus-storage-miner state power <miner>
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$ lotus-storage-miner state sectors <miner> $ lotus-storage-miner state sectors <miner>
``` ```
If you create multiple miners view them with:
```sh
$ lotus state list-miners
```
### Stage Data ### Stage Data
Import some data: Import some data: