Humanode Mainnet
  • Welcome
  • Guide to Launch and Run Node using Launcher App
    • Launch and run a node using Launcher App
    • Step 1 - Download and Install the Launcher
      • For macOS
      • For Linux
      • For Windows
    • Step 2 - Creating a Workspace
    • Installing the Workspace Remotely
    • Installing the Workspace Locally
      • Installation on Linux or macOS
      • Installation on Windows
    • Step 3 - Configuring and Launching the Node
      • Configuring the Node
      • Running the Node
      • Stopping the Node
  • Guide to Launch and Setup a Node Manually
    • Launch and set up a node manually
    • Preparation
    • Node Installation
    • Running the Node
  • Guide to Become a Validator
    • Become a Validator
    • Wallet Setup
      • Polkadot Substrate Wallet
      • Talisman Wallet
    • Becoming a Validator
    • Checking your Validator Status
  • FAQs
  • Guide to Claim Tokens
    • Claiming the HMND Tokens
      • Step 1 - Select a Substrate Address
      • Step 2 - Select EVM Address
      • Step 3 - Send Token Claim Transaction
      • Step 4 - Token Claim Transaction in Process
      • Step 5 - Claim Successful
      • Step 6 - Unlock your tokens and verify balance
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  • Choosing a suitable node
  • Installing the node
  1. Guide to Launch and Setup a Node Manually

Node Installation

You need to first install the node to run a node manually without using the Humanode launcher app. Follow the procedure below to set up the node.

Choosing a suitable node

Before going into the installation, select the package you want to use from the available packages for your system:

$ humanode-distribution list \
    -r "https://manifests.launcher.humanode.io/main.yml"

Installing the node

Use the selected chain name (in this case, we have Humanode Mainnet) as the --package-display-name.

$ humanode-distribution install \
    -r "https://manifests.launcher.humanode.io/main.yml" \
    --dir humanode-mainnet \
    --package-display-name "Humanode Mainnet"

This command will download and verify the Humanode Mainnet package in the directory humanode-mainnet.

All good so far, now proceed to Running the Node

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