I am not a developer, but for English speakers.
My English is Damm.
Complaints to Google.
https://github.com/koto-dev/koto/wiki/%E8%A7%A3%E8%AA%ACThis page is translated
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The method of running on Windows is written at the bottom.
Build procedure
https://github.com/zcash/zcash/wiki/1.0-User-GuideBuild according to the procedure of.
The summary of the procedure at ubuntu is as follows.
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Please omit "-j $ (nproc)" if you can not build due to insufficient memory.
Create "koto.conf" before running
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Please change username, password to any user name and password respectively.
Because there is DNSSeed, addnode is not always necessary, but if it does not seem to be connected after 5 minutes please try adding the node to "koto.conf" with the following command.
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When using the GUI
Build KotoSwingWalletUI.jar according to the description of
https://github.com/koto-dev/zcash-swing-wallet-ui.
Now you can run the executable file, "KotoSwingWalletUI.jar."
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Put "KotoSwingWalletUI.jar", "kotod", "koto-cli" in the same folder and run "KotoSwingWalletUI.jar" to manipulate the wallet with the GUI.
When executing from the terminal
Full path to "java - jar KotoSwingWalletUI.jar"
Please start with.
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Mining
"src koto-cli setgenerate true"
· in "koto.conf" Gen = 1
I do not mind, but I also prepared cpuminer.
https://github.com/koto-dev/cpuminer-yescryptPlease build this and use it.
Examples of execution are as follows
."/minerd --algo = yescrypt - userpass = username: password - o 127.0.0.1: 8432"
By default, every time mined, a coin will be placed in the new address, so I think that you can specify the receiving address with "kotod" option -mineraddress.
An example of specifying the number of threads and performing mining with "kotod" alone is as follows.
"src kotod - genproclimit = Number of threads - gen - mineraddress = Receiving address"
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Other
"src koto-cli listaddressgroupings"
You can check the address containing the coin mined by.
The coin just mined must be sent to the private address (z address) in full amount excluding the fee.
"src koto-cli z_getnewaddress"
The private address can be acquired with, and the remittance becomes as follows.
"src koto-cli z_shieldcoinbase "*" Private address (fee) (number of UTXO to process)"
(Handling fee) (number of UTXOs to process) is optional, fee is automatic when omitted, seems to be 50 UTXO number to process.
After a while remittance is executed and the result is
"src koto-cli z_getoperationresult"
In can be confirmed.
At the time when the result is obtained with "z_getoperationresult", it is confirmed whether it is an error or not.
An executing instruction (or an end instruction which has not yet obtained results) can be confirmed with the following command.
src koto-cli z_getoperationstatus
The total balance of both anonymous and non-anonymous can be confirmed with "z_gettotalbalance".
"src koto-cli z_gettotalbalance"
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When using Windows Subsystem for Linux
Currently, Koto does not prepare Windows executable files, but you can run it using "Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)" which is a function of Windows 10.
Since WSL takes over the Windows environment variable, an error will occur if "/ mnt c Program Files (x86)" etc is in PATH.
In that case on WSL's Ubuntu
"export PATH = home username bin: home username.local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/ bin: usr games: usr local games
Please reset the PATH and then build "kotod" by the above Ubuntu procedure".
When using GUI wallet, you need to install "X Window System".
Download and install "VcXsrv" from here.
"export DISPLAY =: 0" to "~/. bashrc" Added to for future use.
For this time
"export DISPLAY =: 0"
Run.
Place "KotoSwingWalletUI.jar", "kotod", "koto-cli" in the same folder, with "VcXsrv" running on Windows side
Full path to "java - jar KotoSwingWalletUI.jar"
I think GUI Wallet will be launched even on Windows.
