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curio guided-setup
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{% stepper %}
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{% step %}
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#### **Select "Create a new miner"**
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Use the arrow keys to navigate the guided setup menu and select "Create a new miner".
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{% endstep %}
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{% step %}
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#### Enter Your YugabyteDB Connection Details
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{% endstep %}
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{% endstepper %}
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#### 1️⃣ Select "Create a new miner"
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Use the arrow keys to navigate the guided setup menu and select "Create a new miner".
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Use the arrow keys to navigate the guided setup menu and select "**Create a new miner**".
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#### 2️⃣ Enter Your YugabyteDB Connection Details
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If you used the default installation steps from this guide, the following values should work:
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* Host: 127.0.0.1
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* Port: 5433
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* Username: yugabyte
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* Password: yugabyte
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* Database: yugabyte
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* Host: `127.0.0.1`
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* Port: `5433`
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* Username: `yugabyte`
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* Password: `yugabyte`
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* Database: `yugabyte`
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You can verify these settings by running the following command from the Yugabyte directory:
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```sh
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./bin/yugabyted status
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After selecting "Continue to connect and update schema", Curio will automatically create the required tables and schema in the database.
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After selecting "**Continue to connect and update schema**", Curio will automatically create the required tables and schema in the database.
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#### 3️⃣ Set Wallet Addresses
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For this step, use the two BLS wallets you created earlier with Lotus:
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* Use wallet 1 for the Owner Address
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* Use wallet 2 for the Worker Address
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* Use wallet 1 again for the Sender Address
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* Use **wallet 1** for the **Owner Address**
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* Use **wallet 2** for the **Worker Address**
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* Use **wallet 1** again for the **Sender Address**
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These addresses must match the Lotus wallets created earlier.
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| 💡 You can display your Lotus wallets at any time by running: |
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{% hint style="info" %}
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You can display your Lotus wallets at any time by running:
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```sh
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lotus wallet list
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#### 4️⃣ Choose Sector Size
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Choose sector size:
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* 64 GiB
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* `64 GiB`
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| 💡 Selecting a sector size is required during the Curio guided setup, but PDP itself doesn’t use sectors. Proof set sizes in PDP are arbitrary and fully flexible. |
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{% hint style="info" %}
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💡 Selecting a sector size is required during the Curio guided setup, but **PDP itself doesn’t use sectors**. Proof set sizes in PDP are **arbitrary and fully flexible.**
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{% endhint %}
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#### 5️⃣ Create Miner Actor
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Review the information to ensure all inputs are correct. Then select "Continue to verify the addresses and create a new miner actor" to proceed.
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Review the information to ensure all inputs are correct. Then select "**Continue to verify the addresses and create a new miner actor**" to proceed.
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| ⏱️ This step may take a few minutes to complete as Curio pushes the message and waits for it to land on-chain. |
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This step may take a few minutes to complete as Curio pushes the message and waits for it to land on-chain.
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Once the actor is created, Curio will:
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* Register your miner ID
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| 💡 If the guided setup fails after creating the miner actor, run the following command to complete the installation: |
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* `Register your miner ID`
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{% hint style="info" %}
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If the guided setup fails after creating the miner actor, run the following command to complete the installation:
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curio config new-cluster \<miner ID>
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curio config new-cluster <miner ID>
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#### 6️⃣ Telemetry (Optional)
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Use the arrow keys to select a location. A common default is:
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Once selected, setup will complete, and the miner configuration will be stored.
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#### 8️⃣ Launch the Curio Web GUI
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To explore the Curio interface visually, start the GUI layer:
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This will launch the Curio web GUI locally.
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