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 This means that we are within the 'qortal' directory.  This means that we are within the 'qortal' directory. 
  
-The second command that was entered was: <code>.start.sh</code> +The second command that was entered was: <code>./start.sh</code> 
 This is the command to start the Qortal Core. Notice that the third is showing confirmation that java has been checked for running, and the fourth line 'qortal running as pid#####' shows that the Qortal Core is running. The fifth line is showing the previous commands have completed, and the terminal is ready for the next command (any time you see this format ending with the dollar sign will indicated that the next command is ready for entry). This is the command to start the Qortal Core. Notice that the third is showing confirmation that java has been checked for running, and the fourth line 'qortal running as pid#####' shows that the Qortal Core is running. The fifth line is showing the previous commands have completed, and the terminal is ready for the next command (any time you see this format ending with the dollar sign will indicated that the next command is ready for entry).
  
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 ===== To Shutdown Or Reboot The Device ===== ===== To Shutdown Or Reboot The Device =====
  
-**Please note:** the Qortal Core needs to be stopped BEFORE you shutdown/reboot your computer! Otherwise the core may be 'corrupted' and require additional steps later. Be sure to: 1) stop the core, then 2) you may shutdown/reboot your computer. If your core is corrupted, you can follow the [[How To Update Portal & .jar File]] or the 'How To Update The Core' section below.+**Please note:** the Qortal Core needs to be stopped BEFORE you shutdown/reboot your computer! Otherwise the core may be 'corrupted' and require additional steps later. Be sure to: 1) stop the core, then 2) you may shutdown/reboot your computer. If your core is corrupted, you can follow the [[How To Update .jar File]] or the 'How To Update The Core' section below.
  
-To shutdown the device in the terminal (outside of the Qortal directory - by simply opening a new terminal window or you can always enter: cd) +To shutdown the device in the terminal (outside of the Qortal directory - by simply opening a new terminal window or you can always enter 'cd' to get out of the Qortal directory: 
  
 <code>sudo shutdown</code>  <code>sudo shutdown</code> 
  
-To reboot the device in terminal (outside of the Qortal directory - by simply opening a new terminal window or you can always enter: cd):+To reboot the device in terminal (outside of the Qortal directory - by simply opening a new terminal window or you can always enter 'cd' to get out of the Qortal directory:
  
 <code>sudo reboot</code> <code>sudo reboot</code>
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 ===== How To Update Core & Bootstrap In One Command ===== ===== How To Update Core & Bootstrap In One Command =====
  
-If you’d like, you can simply replace the core and db (to bootstrap) all in one command, in a new terminal: +If you’d like, you can simply replace the core and db (to bootstrap) all in one command, in a new terminal A bootstrap is a download of a database that is updated every 12 hours so that you only have to sync the remaining blocks from the latest bootstrap creation. You will notice several 0-100% processes during the popup screen, then you will need to wait for it to finish synchronizing which will continue after the popup has closed: 
  
 <code> cd && cd qortal && ./stop.sh && rm qortal.jar && rm -R db && curl -L -O https://github.com/Qortal/qortal/releases/latest/download/qortal.jar && ./start.sh</code> <code> cd && cd qortal && ./stop.sh && rm qortal.jar && rm -R db && curl -L -O https://github.com/Qortal/qortal/releases/latest/download/qortal.jar && ./start.sh</code>
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 +The command to produce the log is: 
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 +<code>tail -f qortal.log*</code>
  
 You will then see the log within the terminal like this: You will then see the log within the terminal like this:
  
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 +===== How To Check Node Status =====
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 +<code>cd qortal && ./qort admin/status</code>
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