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Portable Mode #48

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duhanov opened this issue Mar 22, 2024 · 3 comments
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Portable Mode #48

duhanov opened this issue Mar 22, 2024 · 3 comments

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@duhanov
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duhanov commented Mar 22, 2024

How to user this wallet in portable mode (External usb) on Mac OS?

@Sijlvip
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Sijlvip commented Mar 26, 2024

Hello, my friend, there is nothing to do, just download the program you want on a flash drive and then put the flash drive into the system and that's it.

@duhanov
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duhanov commented Mar 27, 2024

Hello, my friend, there is nothing to do, just download the program you want on a flash drive and then put the flash drive into the system and that's it.

From what place will the keys be read?

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happy-code-com commented Jun 12, 2024

It would be very cool to add the ability to set the folder for application data via command line parameters, but now i use lifehack.

After each boot on live cd, i run tonkeeper.sh and my wallet started via linked tonfolder.

  • /media/mint/usbdrive/ - you usb drive
  • /media/mint/usbdrive/tonkeeper-app/ - place tonkeper zip release
  • /media/mint/usbdrive/tonkeeper-data - tonkeper linked data folder
  1. Create tonkeeper.sh file:
#!/bin/bash

### Link tonkeper data folder into user folder
ln -s '/media/mint/usbdrive/tonkeeper-data' '/home/mint/.config/@tonkeeper'

### Run tonkeeper
'/media/mint/usbdrive/tonkeeper-app/Tonkeeper'

  1. Add executable permission:
chmod +x tonkeeper.sh
  1. Run script:
./tonkeeper.sh

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