removing mention of raspi to prep for 5ktps
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ This guide explains how to install the Algorand Node software on Linux distribut
[The package manager method](#installation-with-a-package-manager) uses fixed directories and automatically updates. It has been validated on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and CentOS.
-[The updater script method](#installation-with-the-updater-script) allows manually setting data directories and requires manual updates. It has been tested on the same Linux distributions from above, as well as on Raspbian (Raspberry Pi 3), openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, and Solus.
+[The updater script method](#installation-with-the-updater-script) allows manually setting data directories and requires manual updates. It has been tested on the same Linux distributions from above, as well as on openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, and Solus.
!!! Info
Windows users may choose to use [Rand Labs](https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node/) installation binaries.
@@ -19,8 +19,6 @@ Due to the higher TPS on MainNet, to successfully run an Algorand MainNet node,
Participation nodes (especially those with high stake) and relays have higher requirements to ensure the performance of the overall blockchain.
-Private networks may be run on much lower-spec machines, including Raspberry Pi 4 (assuming they are used at lower TPS).
-
### Package manager installation overview
See [Node Artifacts](../../reference/artifacts) reference for a detailed list of some of files that are installed by this method. An environment variable can be set that points to the data directory and goal will use that variable if no `-d` flag is specified. The binaries will be installed in the `/usr/bin` and the data directory will be set to `/var/lib/algorand`. It is recommended to add to shell config files the following environment variable that points to the data directory:
@@ -51,7 +49,7 @@ export PATH="$HOME/node:$PATH"
Note that the environment variables set by these commands are not permanent, so it is advisable to add the exports to shell config files (e.g., `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc`).
-Use this option when installing in the following operating systems: macOS, Raspbian, openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, Solus, etc. Also, use this method for the Linux distributions listed in the previous section if you want full control of the installation process.
+Use this option when installing in the following operating systems: macOS, openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, Solus, etc. Also, use this method for the Linux distributions listed in the previous section if you want full control of the installation process.
# Installation with a package manager
@@ -218,7 +216,7 @@ When the installer runs, it will pull down the latest update package from S3 and
## Installing on Linux
-Nodes have been verified on Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, Raspbian (Raspberry Pi 1-4), openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, and Solus. Other modern distros should work as well.
+Nodes have been verified on Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, openSUSE Leap, Manjaro, Mageia, Alpine, and Solus. Other modern distros should work as well.
+ Create a temporary folder to hold the install package and files.
