Validator Program V3

Supported:
Selecting Sync Mode is supported
Fast mode: High sync speed.
Normal mode: Slow sync speed, use normal mode when there are errors in the fast mode.
Importting mnemonic is supported
Create new mnenonic
Support multiple validators.
Import existed mnenonic
Install and run the program
wget -c https://pre-alpha-download.opside.network/testnet-auto-install-v3.tar.gz && tar -C ./ -xzf testnet-auto-install-v3.tar.gz && chmod +x -R ./testnet-auto-install-v3 && cd ./testnet-auto-install-v3 && ./install-ubuntu-1.0.sh
Step 1: Select Sync Mode
Please choose the synchronization mode you need: 
 1. Fast mode {synchronization is fast, recommended, if there is a synchronization error, you can try to switch to normal mode}
 2. Normal mode {more nodes, more stable, but slower}
Enter index[1]:
//Enter index to choose a Sync Mode, EFast mode is default
Step 2: Select the mnemonic import type
Select the mnemonic import type: 
 1. Create a new mnemonic
 2. Import an existing mnemonic
Enter index[1]:
//Enter index to choose the mnemonic import type, "Create a new mnemonic" is default
How to choose:
Create a new mnemonic
Running validator for the first time
Import an existing mnemonic
You want to migrate your validator to the new VPS
You want to generate another validator using the existing mnemonic
Create a new mnemonic
Follow the CLI prompts to generate your keys. 
Import an existing mnemonic
Follow the CLI prompts to generate your keys. 
When you come to
Please enter your mnemonic separated by spaces (" "). Note: you only need to enter the first 4 letters of each word if you'd prefer.:
After inputting your existing mnemonic, you will see
Enter the index (key number) you wish to start generating more keys from. For example, if you've generated 4 keys in the past, you'd enter 4 here. [0]:
If you ever generated keys from the mnemonic, assuming 5 validator keys，their indexs are '0','1','2','3','4', you can choose the exsisting validator key(such as index 1) if you want to migrate your validator. Or that you can create a new validator key by inputing the index '5', you will have a new validator key which is generated from the mnemonic.
Step 3: Deposit
You don't need deposit again if you use an exsiting validator key you have deposited to. 
​Deposit to the new validator key.​
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FAQ
I'm currently using V2, do I have to switch to V3?
If your validator is running smoothly, there is no need to switch.
Under what circumstances do I need to switch to V3?
In the following situations, you may consider switching to V3:
Running a validator at first time, V3 is recommended.
You want to migrate your validator to a new VPS, install V3 on the new VPS.
You want to run more validators with your existing mnemonic, you need to switch to V3.
There is no special reason, you just want use the latest version.
How to switch to V3
If you are currently using V2
Step 1: Make sure you have backed up the mnemonic (24 words)
Step 2: Use Validator Control Dashboard to stop all clients running with V2
Step 3: Install V3​
Step 4 : Run V3 and import your mnemonic​
Step 5: Follow the CLI prompts to run your validator. 
The relationship between a validator's private key and mnemonic phrase.
Mnemonic
Index
Private key
Address
Mnemonic(24 words)
0
Private key 0
Address 0
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1
Private key 1
Address 1
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2
Private key 2
Address 2
​
...
...
...
​
n
Private key n
Address n

Mnemonic	Index	Private key	Address
Mnemonic(24 words)	0	Private key 0	Address 0
	1	Private key 1	Address 1
	2	Private key 2	Address 2
	...	...	...
	n	Private key n	Address n

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