Updating Smart Chain Software From Source
To update your compiled komodod daemon, follow the steps below carefully. For each step, do not proceed to the next step until the current step is fully complete.
You may leave the komodod daemon running, if necessary, and if your machine has sufficient resources.
Alternatively, you may stop the daemon by executing ~/komodo/src/komodo-cli stop.
cd ~/komodo
git reset --hard
make clean
git pull
./zcutil/build.sh -j$(nproc)
Start your services as usual.
(If you did not stop the daemon before compiling, stop the daemon using ~/komodo/src/komodo-cli stop and start the daemon again.)
~/komodo/src/komodod &
The steps below can often be used to update the daemon.
These steps take a lesser amount of time, but they may occasionally produce an error during compilation. If the steps below do not succeed, the compiler will cease and return an error. When this happens, simply switch to the update steps listed above.
cd ~/komodo
git checkout dev
git pull
make -j$(nproc)
To update your compiled komodod daemon, follow the steps below carefully. For each step, do not proceed to the next step until the current step is fully complete.
You may leave the komodod daemon running, if necessary, and if your machine has sufficient resources.
Alternatively, you may stop the daemon by executing ~/komodo/src/komodo-cli stop.
cd ~/komodo
git reset --hard
make clean
git pull
./zcutil/build.sh -j8
Start your services as usual.
(If you did not stop the daemon before compiling, stop the daemon using ~/komodo/src/komodo-cli stop and start the daemon again.)
~/komodo/src/komodod &
The steps below can often be used to update the daemon.
These steps take a lesser amount of time, but they may occasionally produce an error during compilation. If the steps below do not succeed, the compiler will cease and return an error. When this happens, simply switch to the update steps listed above.
cd ~/komodo
git checkout dev
git pull
make -j8
To update the Windows software, you will again need access to your available installation of Linux where you originally compiled the software.
Execute the following commands on your Linux machine to build the new executable files.
cd ~/komodo
git pull
./zcutil/build-win.sh -j8
This can take some time.
Once the process completes, find the komodod.exe and komodo-cli.exe files and move them to your Windows OS machine.
You may drop these executable files into the same kmd folder to overwrite the old executables files.
Once complete, run the komodod.exe and komodo-cli.exe files to verify that they work properly.