Whitepaper - Ethereum Classic With Cover

Ethereum Classic Documentation, Release 0.1
Building for Linux for ARM (cross builds) doublethinkco maintain a Docker-based cross-build infrastructure
which is hosted on Github in the cpp-ethereum-cross repository.
At the time of writing, these cross-built binaries have been successfully used on the following devices:
• Jolla Phone (Sailfish OS)
• Nexus 5 (Sailfish OS)
• Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition (Ubuntu Phone)
• Raspberry Pi Model B+, Rpi2 (Raspbian)
• Odroid XU3 (Ubuntu MATE)
• BeagleBone Black (Debian)
• Wandboard Quad (Debian)
• C.H.I.P. (Debian)
Still TODO:
• Tizen
• Android
• iOS
Running
Running eth without any argument will synchronise your node to the public blockchain. It is also possible to
create or synchronise to another blockchain (see custom blockchain using eth).
Interacting with your node can be done using either geth or the ethereum console:
Using geth
Using the ethereum console
The ethereum console is a node.js application which connect to a running eth/geth node and provide access to the
web3 object.
Note: https://github.com/ethereum/ethereum-console
It can be installed using npm:
Note:
> npm install -g ethereum-console
> ethconsole
Note:
Usage:
ethconsole [javascript file] [ipc socket]
Connects to an ethereum node via ipc in order to control it remotely
through global variable web3 (web3.admin is also present).
If no arguments are given, connects to the default ipc socket
and drops into interactive mode.
Arguments:
connect to the given ipc socket (use ipc:// if it does not end with .ipc)
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