Installing Solana Spl (Smart Contract) On Ubuntu 24.1 With Rust
Package. System.
Step 1: Update the Package Index and Install Dependencies
Before Installing Solana Spl, Ensure Your System is Up-To-Date by Running:
`bash
sudo apt update
`
If any dependencies are missing, install them using:
`bash
sudo apt install -y-no-really-realmends build-essential libssl-dev zlib1g-dev libsqlite3-dev
`
Step 2: Install Rust and the Solana Client
You already have rust installed. To get it up and running with Solana Spl, you’ll need to install the Official Solana Client:
`bash
sudo apt install solana-client-core solana-stable
`
The `option ensures that any prompts are answered automatically.
Step 3: Create a New Wallet and Install The Solana Cli
To interact with your solana network, you’ll need to create a new wallet. Run:
`bash
Solana-Keygen-Path ./Key.Pem
`
This will generate a private key in ./Key.pem. Make sure to keep this file secure.
Step 4: Install the Solana Cli
Run the following Command to install the Solana Cli for Your Local Machine:
`bash
sudo curl -ss 刺激 -v1.9.0-linux-md64.tar.gz | TAR -C/USR/LOCAL/BIN -XVZF
`
Step 5: Add the Solana Cli to Your System’s Path
Solana-cliis located to your system's path environment variable.
bash
sudo MV/USR/Local/bin/Solana-Cli/USR/Local/Bin/
`
Step 6: Verify Your Installation
Open a new terminal and verify that your solana cli is installed by running:
`bash
Solana Status
`
This should display display the Solana Network’s current status, including any SPL contracts you’ve deployed.
That’s it! Ubuntu 24.1 with Rust, and Can Start Deploying Your Own Spl contracts using this setup as a starting point.
Additional Tips:
- Solana, ensuring the solana cli or running
Solana status
- Run:
`bash
Git Pull – -all
`
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