bitnodes-hardware | inclusive Bitcoin full node hardware powered by ODROID-C1

Unpack your Bitnodes Hardware.
Plug in the power cord and the Ethernet cable.
Note down the LAN IP address (LAN_IP_ADDRESS) and the WAN IP address (WAN_IP_ADDRESS) for your Bitnodes Hardware displayed on the LCD.
Using another computer in the same LAN, open the administration page at http://LAN_IP_ADDRESS:8001 with a web browser.
Click on the ADMINISTRATION link at the top-right corner of the page.
Login using admin as the password.
Click CHANGE PASSWORD to change your password now.
Your Bitnodes Hardware will take a couple hours to sync up with the latest blocks from the network.
Once synced, your Bitnodes Hardware will start to verify and relay new transactions and blocks.
Update your system and install required packages. Update PostgreSQL authentication file to allow localhost access without password prompt. Replace the content of the file with the following. Create a PostgreSQL user and database for use by the Django project. Update sudoers file to allow normal user to execute certain privileged commands without password prompt. Add the following lines at the end of the file to allow normal user to restart the system and to configure bandwidth limit for the system. Note that tc and iptables are only available on Linux. console-setup is required to allow normal user to reload the console setup, e.g. font size, prior to displaying output on the LCD. Update the last line in the getty file for tty1 to allow normal user to login automatically at /dev/tty1 to allow the LCD to display the status of your Bitnodes Hardware. The administration page and the public status page for your Bitnodes Hardware are powered by the same Django project installed inside a virtualenv environment. Install virtualenv and pip to manage Python packages inside the virtualenv environment. Add the following lines at the end of the file. Install Nginx for use as the front-end web server for the Django project. Install Supervisor to manage processes for the Django project.
Build and install Bitcoin client from source. Reclaim enough memory by stopping all the supervisor processes including the currently running Bitcoin client before starting the build. The Bitcoin client will be updated automatically when a new version becomes available. If you wish to update your Bitcoin client manually, you may remove ~/hardware/.current_bitcoind to disable the automatic update. Reboot your Bitnodes Hardware to ensure all processes are started normally.
The project is currently supported on Linux and Mac OS X with Python 2.7.x. Clone the project into the home directory and run setup.sh to bootstrap the project. Register the project's supervisor with system's supervisor. Register the project with Nginx so that you can access the administration page from http://LAN_IP_ADDRESS:8001 and the public status page from http://LAN_IP_ADDRESS:1008. Access to the administration page is limited to localhost and private networks only.