Hello, I have a dual core laptop running ubuntu 18.04 that I would like to use to create a storage node. lscpu provides the below output, so it looks like I am on a 32bit CPU. Does storj suppor it? I could not find the identity command for 32bit Intel… Thanks a lot in advance, lscpu Architecture…

found the answer: just the standard repository has a very old version of nodejs…

Yes I did. In any case I have started from scratch, but I’ve got the same result. you find below the whole output. Please also note I had to take out -fs when running go-binddata. In the output you see the versions for node, npm and go. Let me know if you need anything else. PS: I am a seasoned dev…

Since I do not have a real i386, I run everything in emulator. And I used -fs, seems it’s mandatory. docker pull --platform i386 golang:1.17 docker run -it golang:1.17 root@7316882e6a7e:/go# apt update && apt dist-upgrade -y root@7316882e6a7e:/go# apt install npm -y root@7316882e6a7e:/go# npm versi…

Can you please let me know which version of go-bindata it runs? go-binddata -version

ok, I think I have managed to build it. it may be helpful for others: with the latest go, go get does not work anymore, you need to use go install The problem I had was that I installed a ubuntu packaged version of go-bindata, which does not support -fs. So first of all I had to install it: go in…

OK, I prepared the 32bit node as per the suggested guide How do I migrate my node to a new device? - Node Operator in order to migrate the node from the current 64bit docker to the 32bit. For now I mounted the storage directory from the 64bit so that I do not have to physically move the hard disk (…

[image] ste: system clock is out of sync: You need to sync your clocks. Also, how you connected the drive for data? NFS, sshfs and SMB are not supported. Only working network protocol for storage is iSCSI.

Sorry, I did not mention that of course both systems have their time synchronized via NTP storj@storj32:~/STORJ$ timedatectl status Local time: lun 2021-10-04 22:47:51 CEST Universal time: lun 2021-10-04 20:47:51 UTC RTC time: lun 2021…

btw in the meantime I try to create a brand new node from the source to try to understand better where the problem can be

You need to add parameter --storage2.trust.sources=https://www.storj.io/dcs-satellites or specify it in the config.yaml: storage2.trust.sources: https://www.storj.io/dcs-satellites To reduce a verbosity I would recommend to use parameters --log.level=info --log.development=false --log.caller=false …

Hey! that made it! the server started and I see from the logs there is activity. However it complains a lot about communication that the satellite is not able to ping the node, although time to time I see a download. For example: 2021-10-07T19:00:04.743+0200 INFO piecestore piecestore/endpo…