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## Prepare Blockchain Copy Station
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## Prepare Blockchain Copy Station
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In the RaspiBlitz Github repo and also on every RaspiBlitz (since v1.3) you can find the script:
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In the RaspiBlitz Github repo and also on every RaspiBlitz (since v1.3) you can find the script:
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`/home/admin/CCcopyStation.sh`
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`/home/admin/XXcopyStation.sh`
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This can be used to prepare and keep multiple HDDs in snyc with blockchain data in preparation of a workshop. You can start it directly on a RaspiBlitz and turn it into "Copy Station Mode" with executing on the command line:
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This can be used to prepare and keep multiple HDDs in snyc with blockchain data in preparation of a workshop. You can start it directly on a RaspiBlitz and turn it into "Copy Station Mode" with executing on the command line:
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`sudo /home/admin/CCcopyStation.sh`
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`sudo /home/admin/XXcopyStation.sh`
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*Beware that it will not run as a Lightning Node during that time (LND is stopped). And to reset it back into normal mode you need to stop the script with `CTLR+c` and the reboot with `sudo shutdown -r now`.*
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*Beware that it will not run as a Lightning Node during that time (LND is stopped). And to reset it back into normal mode you need to stop the script with `CTLR+c` and the reboot with `sudo shutdown -r now`.*
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In "COpy Station Mode" the RaspiBlitz will just run the bitcoind (so it needs network connection), copy fresh blockchain data over to a template folder on the HDD called `/mnt/hdd/templateHDD` and from there syncs it to further HDDs that get connected to it.
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In "Copy Station Mode" the RaspiBlitz will just run the bitcoind (so it needs network connection), copy fresh blockchain data over to a template folder on the HDD called `/mnt/hdd/templateHDD` and from there syncs it to further HDDs that get connected to it.
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If you run it in a setup lke on this photo with an extra powered USB hub, you can connect up to 10 HDDs at once to be synced with an almost up-to-date blockchain.
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If you run it in a setup lke on this photo with an extra powered USB hub, you can connect up to 10 HDDs at once to be synced with an almost up-to-date blockchain.
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