How to install Mina Ledger app on Ubuntu
1. Open Terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T. You can find a short guide of terminal commands for beginners here.
2. Install python3:
3. Install pip3 package-management system:
4. Install prerequisite libraries:
5. Install Python tools for Ledger Blue, Nano S and Nano X:
6. Go to a Ledger App Mina page. You will see a list of Ledger App Mina releases. The current newest version is Ledger App Mina 1.0.2. Click on it. Then scroll down this section to "Assets" subsection at the bottom. Click on ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c.tar.gz button and download the archive.
7. In the Terminal command line, go to the directory you just downloaded the archive. If you know how to do this, you don't need to read this point to the end.
To do this, go to this directory using the File Explorer, right click on the ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c.tar.gz file and click on the "Properties" option. Go to a "Location" field of a "Basic" tab and double-click on the path you find there. Then copy this path by the right mouse click and "Copy" option or just use "Ctrl+C" keyboard combination. Path is copied to the clipboard. Then go to the Terminal window and paste the path with "cd" (that means "change directory") into the command line. For example, if you downloaded the archive into /home/cryptain/Downloads/, your command to enter is the following:
The Terminal will show that you jumped to the /home/cryptain/Downloads/ directory from the directory you have been previously in.
8. Get your hash:
Terminal will show you a table. Copy a set of numbers and letters from the HASH column and paste it to a text file. It is your checksum to verify later that you use correct app.
9. Go to the Ledger App Mina 1.0.2 page or the release page you have downloaded in the step #6, copy the SHA256 checksum from the bottom column (corresponding to the ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c.tar.gz) and also paste it to your text file to compare these checksums. If they are the same, you use the correct version of the app and feel free to proceed the next step.
10. Extract the archive. For ease, you can unzip the archive into the same directory as the .tar.gz file. After the extraction, you will see the ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c folder in the directory.
You can extact the archive using Archive Manager by double clicking on the ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c.tar.gz and clicking on "Exctract" button or using the Terminal command:
Then an output is the following:
11. Open the ledger-app-mina-1.0.2-0-g843e809c directory in the Terminal. To do this, copy the path to this directory and paste it into the Terminal using "cd" command, for instance:
12. (optional) If you installed some version of Mina app before, remove it:
13. Launch the installation script:
14. After you receive an output like this:
Your connected Ledger Nano S will show you:
Click left until you see an option:
15. Ledger will show you:
Click left until you see an option:
and select it. Enter your Ledger PIN.
16. If the installation was successful, you will see the Mina logo among your Ledger apps. Also, the execution in the Terminal will be finished and you will see the opened directory of your Mina app in the Terminal.
17. Install the command-line Mina wallet:
18. Now installation of the Ledger is completed, and we need a wallet to stake Mina from. There are four options to do this:
1) wallet of own node
2) third-party wallet such as: 2.1) Desktop browser wallets (Clorio wallet, Auro wallet), 2.2) Linux/Windows/OS X app wallets (Clorio wallet), 2.3) Android or iOS app wallets (Staking-Power wallet, Auro wallet).
Please choose a wallet you would like to use and follow the corresponding guides below:
To check a balance of your Mina account, transaction history, validators data, blocks mining data, time locks stats, rewards stats and calculation, and various charts introducing a comprehensive picture of Mina blockchain, enjoy Mina block explorer from Staketab.
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