I’m using a NUC 8. Which I’m assuming is currently supported.
Installing from ISO.
dappnode_connect gets stuck at loading the VPN parameters.
Ping dappnode.io results in “Temporary failure in name resolution”
I’ve managed to connect my laptop to the DappNodeWIFI (and have changed the password).Then I can connect to my.dappnode directly. If I check the support page, I get the following:
I suspect that the problem is between the NUC and my broadband connection (Virginmedia hub) UPnP is enabled. When I log onto the Hub @ 192.168.0.1 I don’t see the NUC / Dappnode listed as a connected device via wifi or ethenet cable. When I plug a working ethernet cable into the hub and NUC I don’t see any lights…
My intention is to locate the NUC next to the HUB and use a direct ethernet cable to connect them. But first I need the VPN working.
@Lanski
I got Geth and GroeliGETH running no problem.
For Medalla genesis i started a lighthouse client on the ubuntu and thats been running fine.
I tried the Dappnode Medalla client a week ago and prysm beacon didn;'t syn so, I restarted my lighthouse client outside Dappnode.
I’ve turned my lighthouse off today and tried to install and run the Dappnode Medalla client.
I had a time syncronisation problem for a while, but a couple of restarts seems to have fixed it.
Prysm Medalla beacon chain has 35 peers but the epoch appears a couple behind beaconcha.in
The Medalla validator dashboard shows: Current epoch: 8 (synched), 30 peers.
The Medalla log looks like it’s working on the correct slot, but I’m not seeing any attestations on beaconcha.in.
I’m hoping it just needs some more time to fully synchronize. I may try restarting the packages later.
OK, apparently some of my problems were due to the prysm / roughttime issue. I tried to switch to lighthouse package within dappnode, but it didin;t look like it wanted to sync.
So, I’ve restarted my lighthouse client within ubuntu.
I’ll try the dappnode medalla packages another day
I had the same issue as the first post.
I did a clean Ubuntu install and currently have GoerliGETH, Nethermind and Lighthouse running.
Nethermind has been running fine, but I did experience issues with syncing the others. Haven’t been able to troubleshoot yet
@Lanski
OK, I’ve just tried the current ISO as a clean build (.2.37 Debian-bullseye-amd65.iso on my NUC, and I’m getting the same problems with it not connecting to the wifi or a direct LAN cable (Everything is on in the NUC bios) .
It’s a new router that appears to be working, so I think the problem is still the ISO with the NUC hardware.