v2.3.1

• Defi Node for Raspberry Pi with official Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit) as armv7l
• Defi Node for Raspberry Pi with beta Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) as arm64

Information copied from DeFiCh/ain/releases
Compiled from Source code @Martin8617

What’s Changed

Recommended Update

This is a recommended update with key fixes for Fort Canning Museum. But isn't mandatory to be a part of the network (however, without this update, the node may be keen to discover other forks).

• This fixes a condition where pre-Fort Canning Museum loans, had a discrepancy in the internal interest rate calculation which caused it to be off by 1 fi (DeFiChain satoshis). This in turn made miners more prone to generate valid forks. Note: The main chain continued to remain valid and is still the longest chain.
• A reindex is required if you're node is on or after blockheight 1430640 during the time of the upgrade. Any pre-Fort Canning Museum snapshots of the indexes are still valid.

Network snapshots (optional, for convenience)

• [Asia] https://defi-snapshots.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/snapshot-mainnet-1435343.zip
• [EU] https://defi-snapshots-europe.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/snapshot-mainnet-1435343.zip
• [Sydney] https://defi-snapshots-sydney.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/snapshot-mainnet-1435343.zip
• [US] https://defi-snapshots-us.s3.amazonaws.com/snapshot-mainnet-1435343.zip

Details

• Restore owner calc behaviour @Bushstar (#966)
• Restore int behaviour pre-FCM @Bushstar (#969)

How to run?

Download and untar the relevant version to your operating system, run bin/defid to start a DeFi Blockchain daemon. The client (CLI) can be found at bin/defi-cli.

DeFi App (GUI) users

If you are running the desktop DeFi App, you do not have to manually update the underlying node as the app will handle it. Check https://github.com/Martin8617/Defi-Wallet-for-Raspberry-Pi/releases for the latest releases.