Instructions

1. Install Docker Desktop

1. Go to the Docker site and download Docker desktop based on your CPU chip.

• For M1, M2 and onwards, select Download for Mac - Apple Silicon.

• For Intel, select Download for Mac - Intel Chip.

1. After the download is completed, open the .dmg file, and drag and drop it to Applications.

1. Once installed, start Docker and minimize the window. (continues running in the background)

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2. Open the terminal and enter root access

Open the Terminal and enter the following command:

sudo su

Enter your Mac login password (input is hidden but working normally)

3. Download and run the installation script

Enter the following command to download and run the installation script:

wget -O lfg.sh https://link.lfg.inc/lfgnode-macOS-script && chmod +x lfg.sh && bash lfg.sh

❗️ If you encounter the following error: wget: command not found It means that Homebrew and WGET are not installed on your system. Please follow the steps below to install them.

3A. Open a new Terminal instance and run the command below to install Homebrew

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

3B. Add Homebrew to your shell path (optional)

For Apple Silicon:

echo 'eval "$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)"' >> ~/.zprofile
eval "$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)"

For Intel:

echo 'eval "$(/usr/local/bin/brew shellenv)"' >> ~/.zprofile
eval "$(/usr/local/bin/brew shellenv)"

3C. Install WGET using Homebrew

brew install wget

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4. Installing and Setting Up Meer Node CLI

1. Run the Docker program.

2. Open the terminal window where you performed steps 2–3 of the node installation.

3. Copy the Node Address and access the dashboard

Copy the Node Address displayed in the terminal.

Use right-click to copy instead of Ctrl + C, as using Ctrl + C may interrupt the installation.

4. Access the Node Dashboard and Connect

LFG Node Dashboardnode.lfg.inc

5. Click [Add Node] → Enter the Node Address and assign a name → Click [Add]

6. After confirming the signature in wallet, the node will be successfully added.

7. Start the Meer Node Server

Make sure the Docker program is running.

Once the Node Address has been added to the dashboard, return to the terminal and press the Enter.

8. When prompted with this message: 'Enter the workload number you would like to add'

enter 1.

Always enter 1, regardless of the number of licenses.)

9. After successful activation, you'll see: Workload added successfully

• Then you'll be prompted with: Would you like to run another workload? (y/n)

• Enter n to finish and exit.

Press Enter to exit the script.

Even if you install workloads on three different servers using the same wallet, only the one with the longest uptime will be counted toward your rewards.

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Installation Complete

Once this process is finished, the Node CLI will be successfully installed and running.

For any issues or further assistance, please reach out to our team via the Discord community.

Only nodes that have been running for more than 75% of the time (18 hours) within a 24-hour period will be eligible for rewards. (Eligibility will be checked for each node on a 24-hour basis.)

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* Manually Restart Installation if It Fails

1. Start the Meer Node Server with Command if [Enter] Fails

If pressing Enter did not start the server, run the command below in the terminal to restart the installation process:

// lfgnode start

When running properly, the Node status on the dashboard will change from Offline to Online.

2. Use the command below to check the current status of your node:

// lfgnode status

3. If the Meer Node Workload is not added after restarting, use the following command to add it manually:

Copy and paste the command below and run it:

// lfgnode workload add meer

The Meer Node will be added to the Workload section of the dashboard.

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Basic Commands

: Checking Node and Workload Status

You can check the current status of the node using the command below:

// lfgnode status

You can check the current status of the workload using the following command:

// lfgnode workload status meer

After setting up the node, it may take up to 5 minutes for the node status to appear on the dashboard.