From ef696abaf1ec98617038789f41b8adbc4c320748 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: cyyber Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2018 16:50:21 +0530 Subject: [PATCH] README updated --- README.md | 70 ++----------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 68 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 780c99dfb..01b9a2a5b 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -89,77 +89,11 @@ pip3 install -U qrl --log ~/pip3-Qrl.log * * * -## Wallet - -Create a new wallet using the `qrl` command. After you create a wallet you can create a new `slaves.json` file and use it to mine with. - -### Create New Wallet - -```bash -# Create a new wallet -qrl wallet_gen -``` -### Get Mnemonic/hexseed - -```bash -# Get mnemonic phrase and hexseed -qrl wallet_secret -``` -### Recover QRL Wallet - -```bash -# Options: -# --seed-type [hexseed|mnemonic] -# --help Show this message and exit. - -qrl wallet_recover --seed-type mnemonic -``` - -### Generate a slaves.json file - -Using the wallet you just created generate the slaves.json file against a know working node. You can switch the ip-address with a trusted open node. - -``` -# QRL Nodes - -104.237.3.185 -104.237.3.184 -104.251.219.145 -104.251.219.40 -``` - -```bash -# Generate slaves.json file -qrl -r --host 104.237.3.185 slave_tx_generate -``` -This will prompt with some questions: - -```bash -Src []: # The wallet you generated by #ID -Addr from []: # (Leave blank in case same as source) -Number of slaves [0]: # Enter 4 -Access type [0]: # Mining only or transfer coins [0],[1] - # 0 Gives all permissions from the master wallet to slave wallet - # 1 Only mining permissions to slave wallet - # This setting allows incoming only transfers (SAFE) -Fee [0.0]: 0 # How much fee -``` - -This will generate a `slaves.json` in the directory you are in. - -If you have saved the **Mnemonic** or **hexseed** somewhere safe you can delete the open `wallet.qrl` file and use the `slaves.json` file to mine with. - -Move this fie into your `~/.qrl` directory. If needed, create the directory. - -* * * - ## Start QRL Node -Now that we have a `slaves.json` file in our ~/.qrl folder we can start qrl. - ```bash # start qrl -start_qrl +start_qrl --miningCreditWallet=YOUR_QRL_ADDRESS ``` Check out all the options with a simple `start_qrl --help` @@ -168,7 +102,7 @@ Using `screen` you can run in the background and reconnect later. You may need t ```bash # run in background -screen -d -m start_qrl +screen -d -m start_qrl --miningCreditWallet=YOUR_QRL_ADDRESS ``` You can see the progress in the `~/.qrl/qrl.log` file.