Iulian Pascalau

The setup guide is available here: https://docs.elrond.com/start-a-validator-node/start-the-network If you are running under Windows or Linux, you might want to try our scripts: https://github.com/ElrondNetwork/elrond-go-scripts

yes, of course! This should have been copy-pasted from docs.elrond.com. Good catch, will fix!

Step 1: install & configure go: The installation of go should proceed as shown in official golang installation guide https://golang.org/doc/install . In order to run the node, minimum golang version should be 1.12.4. Step 2: clone the repository and build the binaries: The main branch that will be used is the master branch. Alternatively, an older release tag can be used. mkdir -p $HOME/src/github.com/ElrondNetwork cd $HOME/src/github.com/ElrondNetwork git clone https://github.com/ElrondNetwork/elrond-go cd elrond-go && git checkout tags/v1.0.20 git pull GO

Step 1: install & configure go: The installation of go should proceed as shown in official golang installation guide https://golang.org/doc/install . In order to run the node, minimum golang version should be 1.12.4. Step 2: install git: The installation of git should proceed as shown in official git installation guide https://git-scm.com/download/win . After git has been installed, a new bash command window will appear that has to be closed. The following steps should be carried in a new cmd window: start > run > cmd. Step 3: clone the repository and

Step 1: install & configure go: The installation of go should proceed as shown in official golang installation guide https://golang.org/doc/install . In order to run the node, minimum golang version should be 1.12.4. Step 2: clone the repository and build the binaries: The main branch that will be used is the master branch. Alternatively, an older release tag can be used. mkdir go && echo "export GOPATH=$HOME/go" >> ~/.profile source ~/.profile mkdir -p $GOPATH/src/github.com/ElrondNetwork cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/ElrondNetwork git clone https://gith