DigiNode.Tools

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@diginode.tools Just Built a Diginode with Raspberry Pi4.

Running a testnet node is optional, though the space it takes up is pretty small - currently 3gb only vs 38gb for mainnet. It is helpful to developers to run one, even if you are not a developer yourself. A Pi 5 is more than up to the task. I would run one if you can. I run one on my Pi 5 8gb.

Hi, this is working now - you can now upgrade to v8.26.2. I could not release 8.26.1 because DigiByte Core did not provide the necessary binaries for ARM devices. (i.e. Raspberry Pi etc.)

DigiByte-Core/digibyte DigiByte Core 8.26.2 - CURRENT (1-16-2026) - 9.26.0 Development - DigiByte-Core/digibyte

📣 Announcement: You can now update your DigiNode to DigiByte Core v8.26.2

If you run into any issues with the update process, please let me know. Any problems with DigiByte v8.26.2 should be raised with DigiByte Core: github.com/DigiByte-Cor...

5/ DigiNode Tools v0.11.1 also includes a bunch of bug fixes and other tweaks to make it more robust and reliable. Please upgrade your DigiNodes today. You can see the full release notes here: diginode.tools/release-notes/

4/ The DigiByte mempool stats will automatically hide if no transactions are seen for 30 seconds (useful for testnet mempool) and you have the option to disable this feature in diginode.settings if you want.

3/ Also new! DigiNode Dashboard now displays mempool stats - watch in real time as transactions get added to the mempool! The Dashboard also shows the number incoming and outgoing connections of the peers you are connected to. Shout out to Patrick Starfish who suggested both these features!

Screenshot of the DigiByte port tester built into DigiNode Dashboard.

2/ The new DigiByte port tester is tightly integrated into the DigiNode Dashboard so that with the tap of a key you can instantly check that your DigiByte mainnet and/or testnet nodes are visible to the rest of the network.

1/ 📣 DigiNode Tools v0.11.1 is live! Here's what's new:

DigiNode Dashboard now has a brand new #DigiByte port tester built for DigiNode Tools that can test both regular and Tor nodes. The port tester is also available for anyone to use at the link below.

Build a DigiNode with Raspberry Pi 4 - DigiNode Tools Discover the ideal hardware for your Raspberry Pi 4 DigiNode project. Our curated list includes recommended components, ensuring a smooth and efficient setup for your DigiByte node.

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@diginode.tools hey just installed the diginode tools on my rPi 4B!

Nice work!

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- Fix: With a Dual Node, the Testnet node now gets shutdown correctly before an uninstall
- Fix: Blockchain data is now uninstalled fully when switching between running mainnet and testnet nodes
- New: Uninstaller now prompts to uninstall Regtest and Signet blockchain data if present

Screenshot of DigiNode Dashboard showing the new feature that displays the disk space used by the blockchain data.

1/ 📣 DigiNode Tools v0.10.9 is live! Here's what's new:
- New: Dashboard now displays the disk space used by the running blockchain
- New: DigiNode CLI and Dashboard now display the version number at launch

Running @diginode.tools by @olly.st! Looking fantastic - its updated to v.8.22.1 and running over Tor!

5/ - Fix: ```diginode --dgbpeers``` and ```diginode --dgb2peers``` should now display the onion peers correctly.

DigiNode Tools What’s a DigiNode? A dedicated device that runs a DigiByte full node and DigiAsset Node helping to further decentralize the DigiByte ecosystem. DigiNode Tools are a suite of linux scripts that make it...

4/ - New: DigiNode has now been fully tested on the Raspberry Pi 5 8Gb with a PCIe NVME SSD. Everything works as intended. All Pi 5 models with at least 4Gb RAM are supported. 8Gb RAM or more is strongly recommended. Drop a message in the Telegram group if you see any issues: t.me/DigiNodeTools

3/ - New: Rewritten Raspberry Pi hardware checker. It should now automatically identify all Raspberry Pi hardware including the latest models of the Raspberry Pi 5 and any future models yet to be released.
- New: Can now identify when DigiNode is booting off a PCIe NVME SSD on the Raspberry Pi 5.

2/ - Change: Removed all X support links as the account is no longer in use. Updates will now be shared via this Buesky account. Please follow to be kept updated!

1/ 📣 DigiNode Tools v0.10.7 is live! Here's what's new:
- New: DigiNode Setup now displays the version number at launch. This should make troubleshooting easier by making it much easier to tell which version you are currently running.

📣DigiNode Tools v0.10.4 is now available with support for DigiByte Core v8.22.1. Please update your nodes! @digibyte.org

Home - DigiNode Tools Discover DigiNode Tools: the ultimate solution for effortlessly setting up and managing your DigiByte and DigiAssets nodes. Ideal for both beginners and experts, these open-source tools simplify node ...

7/ Learn more about DigiNode Tools here: diginode.tools

Screenshot showing how to switch your existing DigiByte node to run over Tor via the DigiNode main menu.

6/ You can even switch your existing #DigiByte node to run over #Tor via the #DigiNode main menu. No need to reinstall.

Screenshot of DigiNode Tools showing how you can enable Tor support for your nodes.

5/ You can choose to run your #DigiByte mainnet node and/or testnet node over #Tor. You can also switch at any time.

4/ A simple way for anyone to run a #DigiByte node over #Tor is a big win for #DigiByte, improving privacy & making the network more resilient to attack. If u have ever considered donating to support my work, this would be a good time: dgb1qv8psxjeqkau5s35qwh75zy6kp95yhxxw0d3kup

3/ Making #Tor work for #DigiNode has been weeks of hard work, with plenty of late nights lying awake puzzling through how to make it happen! I am really proud of this one, but it has definitely been the biggest challenge of an update ever for DigiNode Tools.

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- Change: --dgbpeers and --dgb2peers now also displays the onion peers, if available.
- Change: The flag --dgbcfg is now --dgbconf. The flag --dgntset is now --settings. This should hopefully make them easier to remember.

1/ 📣 #DigiNode Tools v0.10.0 is now live:
- New: #Tor support! - Your #DigiByte nodes can now run over the Tor network for better privacy. You can switch your DigiByte mainnet and/or testnet node to run on Tor via the main menu.

- Fix: Better detection in the Dashboard for when the DigiNode is offline.

Note: Support for the new DigiAsset Core, which is a complete rewrite of the DigiAsset software, will be added in an upcoming release.