Chain ID 1404 · Protocol 46

Community Rescue RC65

Signed Linux software for AMD64 and ARM64, a current compact dataset for normal mining nodes, and a separately authenticated full-archive restore path.

Build my install command View software release

IPFS gateways carry bytes. Signatures, hashes, fixed anchors, and Chain ID 1404 consensus establish trust.

01Existing data stays in placeNormal upgrades download no chain snapshot.

02Owner payout is explicitMining commands require a non-zero payout address.

03Immutable recovery bytesEvery package and dataset is content-addressed.

Choose the shortest safe path

What are you setting up?

Recommended for upgrades

Existing node

Stage the signed software beside the current stack, reuse qualified data, and keep the old stack available for rollback.

New mining node

Compact current state

Start from the clean 15.1 GiB compact snapshot, then catch up from ordinary Chain ID 1404 peers.

Large advanced option

Full archive / RPC

Restore the signed 158.5 GiB 40-part archive at EVM block 14,977,965, then catch up normally.

Guided command builder

Prepare an inspectable install

Nothing is sent anywhere. Inputs stay in this browser and are used only to generate the command below.

Install path Runtime profile Canonical data directory Existing upgrades point to the current qualified directory. Download workspace Keep this outside account-home and temporary filesystems. Mining payout address The pool and node coinbase use this owner-controlled address. ASIC MAC allowlist optional Comma-separated, full six-byte MAC addresses only. Dashboard access

Review before running

Generated Bash

Signed release checks are still running…

Run as the non-root installation user. The installer elevates only bounded host changes and preserves authenticated resume material on failure.

Exact immutable payloads

Release artifacts

Download links use content-addressed IPFS paths. GitHub remains an authenticated software mirror, not a hidden runtime dependency.

LinuxAMD64 software

Size: —
SHA-256: —
CID: —

Download from IPFS

LinuxARM64 software

Size: —
SHA-256: —
CID: —

Download from IPFS

New nodesCompact mining data

Compressed: —
Expanded: —
SHA-256: —
CID: —

Download from IPFS Signed admission

AdvancedFull archive v28

Compressed: —
Expanded: —
Parts: 40
Boundary: EVM 14,977,965
SHA-256: —

Signed manifest 40-part inventory

Trust, made inspectable

Verify before installation

The browser checks both RC65 signatures and exact immutable identities before it unlocks commands. Operators can repeat the same checks locally.

./verify-load-v2.sh /absolute/path/to/rc65-page-v2

Original signed release recordByte-identical RC65 record Signed presentation revisionDesign and compact admission binding Compact canonical-data manifestInstaller-compatible admission Signed bootstrap peersDiscovery only, never consensus authority Divergent-node recovery guideAuthenticated, one-way, rollback-safe

Keep independent infrastructure healthy

Support the developers by supporting the community

RC65 is built and maintained by independent community developers and node operators. If this release helps you, support the developers and strengthen Chain ID 1404 by running an independent node or miner, testing releases, reporting reproducible issues, and contributing engineering.

This is an invitation to participate, not a donation or investment solicitation. Running hardware, holding assets, or operating infrastructure carries cost and risk; no return is promised.

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Immutable history

Earlier community release pages

RC62 RC58 RC52 RC44 RC30 RC24 Original RC65 page