Comments on How to compile and install Bitcoin Core on Debian Wheezy

Does not work on Debian8 :(

Hi, there's some new dependencies on bitcoin 0.11.2 release that is not listed here :

The 0.11.2 is included in https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/tree/0.11 ?

Hello

I'm trying to install but its not possible

Will you help me for installation

Thanking you

> Go to the branches list on the Bitcoin Core project site (https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/branches), locate the latest version number, and substitute "0.11" in the command below with that.

No. For the love of your deity of choice, please don't do this. The branches contain unreleased development code. If you do this, you are building unreleased software that likely contains bugs, and you could lose money as a result.

you can use bdb 5.1 (install libdb5.1-dev and libdb5.1++-dev and ./configure --with_incompatible_bdb) if you don't have a plan to move bitcoin data to other computer

how may bitcoins im will receive per month ?

You do not receive Bitcoins by running a Bitcoin full node server, as mentioned in this article.  You have to be a miner with expensive hardware or join a cloud miner service and pay money as investment to get a return.

In general, what is the server recommendation for installing BitCoin core node on debian 8? This includes disc space, bandwidth, memory, etc.

Secondary, any idea if google cloud allows running of bitcoin node on their server?