Raspberry-Pi-DigiNode

Set it up once. Support DigiByte 24/7.

DigiNode Tools makes it easy to run a dedicated DigiByte full node on a Raspberry Pi or Linux server, and keeps it healthy and up to date.
Build a DigiNodeInstall on Raspberry PiInstall on Ubuntu / Debian
Why run a DigiNode?
DigiNode Setup main menu

Why use DigiNode Tools?

Easy menu-driven setup with set-it-and-forget-it simplicity.

No display, keyboard or mouse needed - all managed in the terminal.

Works everywhere - on a local machine (e.g. Raspberry Pi) or cloud server (e.g. VPS).

Easy to use for beginners. Highly customizable for power users.

DigiNode Tools are free, and the code is public - review it on Github.

DigiNode Tools are only made possible with your donations. Please sponsor me to help fund development:

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What DigiNode Tools can do

Set up your DigiByte node in minutes, then let DigiNode Tools keep it running. Here are the highlights:

Easy setup

Menu-driven setupNo Linux experience needed - just answer a few simple questions.
Checks your systemHardware, OS, disk space, memory and swap - before anything is installed.
Raspberry Pi or LinuxRaspberry Pi 5 or 4, or Ubuntu / Debian at home or in the cloud.
M⁠ainnet, t⁠estnet or bothRun a Dual Node to support DigiByte developers too.

Looks after itself

Automatic system updates NEWSecurity updates installed for you, once a day.
Restarts only when needed NEWOvernight, and never while your DigiNode is busy.
Verified downloadsEvery DigiByte Core release is checked and rolled out gradually.
Runs 24/7Starts by itself, and comes back after a power cut.

Monitor

DigiNode DashboardSync progress, connections, mempool and system health at a glance.
Built-in Port TesterCheck other nodes can reach yours - IPv4, IPv6 and Tor.
Update alertsKnow as soon as there's an update for your DigiNode.
Screenshot modePress N to hide your IP and onion addresses before sharing.

Your node, your way

Any DigiByte Core versionUpgrade or downgrade to any verified version, or try pre-releases.
T⁠or supportRun your node over Tor for extra privacy.
Backup and restoreKeep a copy of your wallet on a USB stick.
Simple commandsManage everything from easy menus, or the command line.
DigiNode Dashboard: DigiByte node connections, block height, mempool, uptime and ports, software versions, and system usage

See all features →

Start DigiNode Setup

Raspberry Pi users should follow the instructions here.

For Ubuntu / Debian, paste this command into the terminal:

curl -sSL setup.diginode.tools | bash

  • Ubuntu Server 64-bit is recommended. For Debian, you will need to first install sudo. See System Requirements for more info.
  • It is recommended to create a new user account called 'digibyte' for your DigiNode. This will isolate your wallet in its own user account.
  • Run the setup command as user: 'digibyte' (Do not run as root).
  • Windows Terminal is recommended for Windows. iTerm2 is recommended for Mac.
  • To customize your DigiNode, see Advanced Features.
  • Disclaimer: These tools are provided as is. Use at your own risk. Olly Stedall cannot be held liable for any loss of DGB. Always keep a backup of your DigiByte wallet.