If you install Bitcoin by installing dependencies and get a make compilation error or run ./configure –with-incompatible-bdb and it shows that there is no such file, you can try my method.
Reference: http://t.csdnimg.cn/bMdRc
If you install this document, you will not be able to verify the path of the Bitcoin file, so you need to enter the shell user and install Bitcoin.
1. Install Bitcoin by installing dependencies
For example:
2. We need to uninstall the dependencies we installed first. If it doesn’t work after uninstalling, you can reinstall it. I just reinstalled it directly.
3. Environment preparation: Install the dependent libraries required to compile bitcoind through the following command:
sudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autotools-dev autoconf automake libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libdb-dev libdb + + -dev pkg-config
1. When “Do you want to continue execution? [Y/n]” appears, just y
4. Update the installation package
sudo apt-get update
5. Enter libevent official website: http://libevent.org/
1. First click on the Ubuntu browser and click on the circled browser. If there are other browsers, you can also
2. Enter the libevent official website address into the search box of the browser, click the first one 
3. Enter this page
4. Scroll down to see the installation package, just click on the circled one (this is the latest installation package) 
5. After the download is completed, click on the file, find the download, and copy the installation package Ctrl + v to the main file.
6. Right-click the downloaded installation package and copy to the address of the installation package.
6. Open the terminal
cd Add the address you copied, and delete the installation package name after the address you copied.
tar -zxvf plus the name of the installation package
7. cd plus the name of the installation package, delete the tar.gz suffix, and run This command sudo ./configure -prefix=/usr, as shown in the figure
cd libevent-2.1.12-stable
sudo ./configure -prefix=/usr
If the operation is successful, the following figure will appear:
7. Then use the ls command to check whether there is a Bitcoin file, as shown in the figure
8. Use sudo -s to enter the privileged user shell to open the bitcoin file, and then cd bitcoin
sudo -s
cd bitcoin
as the picture shows:
9. Run the following command
make
If the operation is successful, the following will appear:
1. If there is no python file, you need to install it (this should be done by make later) will appear and can be installed in advance)
apt install python3
2. After the installation is successful, run make again. If no error occurs, the error message is as shown in the figure:
3. Run make install again and it will be successful without the above error being displayed.
make install
10. Test whether libevent is installed successfully:
ls -al /usr/lib | grep libevent (or ls -al /usr/local/lib | grep libevent)
Run successfully:
11. Go to github to download the latest version of bitcoin
git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git --recursive
1. Will appear:
2. We need to install the git command
sudo apt install git
3. If “Do you want to continue execution? [Y/n]” appears, just y, and then run this command git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git –recursive
12. Library configuration required to compile source code:
./autogen.sh
Run successfully:
13. Generate the makefile:
./configure --without-gui --with-incompatible-bdb
Run successfully:
14. When using make to compile, it takes about an hour (I need it when installing, I don’t know if you want it):
make
Run successfully:
15. Install the compiled binaries
make install
When running successfully:
16. Check whether bitcoin is installed successfully:
which bitcoind
When running successfully:
which bitcoin-cli
When running successfully:
Check the bitcoin client again:
bitcoind -h
When running successfully:
Success comes here!
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