Brad Baker

> @fluidvoice finally tested with a wired NIC, also tested with changing my mac address, same issue persists. > the log below is from prior to the MAC change, but...

> below is the data for each command: > `sudo cat /mnt/hdd/bitcoin/bitcoin.conf` > Result: no such file or directory If you're missing this file then for sure that's a problem....

> > below is the data for each command: > > `sudo cat /mnt/hdd/bitcoin/bitcoin.conf` > > Result: no such file or directory > > If you're missing this file then...

from @Mack009 Telegram chat; Ubuntu VM user gets same error as my Debian VM, more explicitly showing it's related to `apparmor`, so the assumption as of now is that `apparmor`...

Confirmed, the apparmor service is not part of Raspbian or Armbian but is installed by default on Debian Buster and probably Ubuntu also. Disabling it fixes the problem of Tor...

You can also boot VirtualBox from a connected USB drive. The same USB drive swappable between VBox and various x86 devices is helpful. Burn using Etcher **mini.iso** onto the plugged...

> Testing Ubuntu Bionic mini.iso for VirtualBox: @openoms what is your intention for using this mini.iso? You will use it to install Raspiblitz requirements sure, but what desktop if any...

From within the booted VM... $ `wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openoms/raspiblitz/x86v1.2/build_sdcard.sh` $ `chmod +x build_sdcard.sh` $ `./build_sdcard.sh` **This progressed for a while but failed before completing.** Output [Gist is here](https://gist.github.com/fluidvoice/da5cc5b2403f41bc3e5702db2b8863b2#file-build_sdcard-miniblitz-01-txt)

Testing (on LInux) the build with one of the AtomicPi images (**Ubuntu Bionic Lxde**) written to USB drive: ****[EDIT:] tl;dr didn't work. build_sdcard script worked OK but node failed to...

> Testing Ubuntu Bionic mini.iso for VirtualBox: @openoms I also did this now (CLI only) - with the same method I did above to use a plugged in 32GB USB...