Conflict Bitcoins Basic files: Bitcoin-Qt and Bitcoind
When using the Bitcoin core on raspberry cake, it is not normal to cause conflicts between two different versions of Bitcoinad. In this article we will examine how these conflicts can be solved by changing the file from Bitcoin.confi.
Problem: conflict files
The Bitcoin.Conf file contains specific settings for each version of the Bitcoin. The best known change between the two versions is to use different protocol parameters.
Bitcoin-Qt and Bitcoinad Dice
If you download the Bitcoin Core 25.1, it will be delivered with Bitcoin-QT (QT-based) and Bitcoinide dysfunction. The Bitcoin.Conf file contains specific settings for every binary version.
For example when using Bitcoin-Qt, Bitcoin.conf file:
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[Generally]
Server = Localhost: 8332
Port = 8332
When using BitConds, the corresponding line is:
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[Generally]
Server = Localhost: 8333
Port = 8333
Conflict files
Bitcoin from different versions of Bitcoin. Here we do:
- Update .Boticiney Dire External Drive **
* External drive (e.g. a USB SSD card and the new drive copy the content of your Raspsburgry Pi ~ /.
- Bitbitcoin files **
Navigate on your Raspberry Pi to the diatrectory "~ ~ / .bitcoin".
For Bitcoin-Qt:
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Nano ~ / .bitcoin / qt.cnf
For Bitcoind:
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Nano ~ / .bitcoin / bitcoreconf.conf
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Update the following settings in every .bitcoin 'files:
- Server (for Bitcoin-Qt):
Localhost: 8332 Q to 8332 '. 8331
- For 'Port' (for Bitcoinad): Change from8333 to 8331
.Bitcoin files **
After you have updated the settings in each file, build the files back on:
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./Build-bitcoinqt
./Build-bitcoreconf
solve conflict
To check whether conflicts have been solved:
Start Bitcoin-Qt and Bitcoh without mentioning a server or ‘Port ™.
- Confirm that both services have started successfully.
You should now be able to use both Bitcoin in your raspberry cake by changing the settings of the individual “.Bitcoin file.