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Since I was setting up an new Ubuntu 21.10 machine, I decided to do a quick bitcoin build and help anyone out who hasn't tried doing a build yet. Essentially you build the library dependencies, then you build bitcoin. Pretty simple but I did manage to get tripped up a bit. Here's the simplest path for those interested
sudo apt install -y build-essential libtool autotools-dev automake pkg-config bsdmainutils python3 tag="v22.0" srcdir="$HOME/src/bitcoin" deps="$srcdir/depends" conf="$deps/$MACHTYPE/share/config.site" libpath="$deps/$MACHTYPE/lib" mkdir -p "$srcdir" git clone -b $tag https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git $srcdir cd $deps make # -j N ## for multicore cd "$srcdir" ./autogen.sh CONFIG_SITE=$conf ./configure make # -j N ## for multicore LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$libpath:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" $srcdir/src/qt/bitcoin-qt & And here's the breakdown.
sudo apt ...)tag, srcdir, deps, conf, libpath)src directory to hold the buildclone) version 22.0 (tag) of the source down into our directorydeps (depends) directoryautogenconfigure that we built all the libraries and share it in CONFIG_SITEbitcoin-qt making sure your freshly built libraries are in the pathAnyway, like I said, I got tripped up for some reason on CONFIG_SITE and LD_LIBRARY_PATH since I've been away from Linux for a while.
Next up is to try the Guix build. I just did a Nix build of the Trezor firmware and that wasn't to bad, so hopefully running Guix on Ubuntu won't be too bad either.
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Beheer al jouw cryptovaluta, NFT en DeFi vanaf één plekVerbind de portfolio die je gebruikt veilig om te beginnen.
