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Quick Guide: Running LedgerApp with Pali-Extension

Prerequisites

  1. Download and Install Visual Studio Code (VSCode).

    1.1 Install the ledger-dev-tools extension in VSCode.

  2. Download, install, and run Docker.

    2.1 Replace the variable COIN value in the Makefile with "syscoin" by updating #ifndef COIN in the Makefile from "syscoin_test."

  3. Install virtualenv with Python globally by running the following command:

    pip install virtualenv

  4. In the terminal, run these Python commands:

    python3.11 -m virtualenv ledger
source ledger/bin/activate

  5. Go back to the Ledger extension in VSCode:

    • Click Select App and choose the ledger-app-syscoinoption.

  6. In the VSCode extension:

    • Click Select Build Target and select your Ledger device version (e.g., Nano S Plus).

  7. Click Update Container to update Docker with the selected configurations.

  8. Click Build to prepare the app for installation on the Ledger.

  9. Click Load App on Device

9.1 Ensure that the Install App option is selected on your Ledger device.

Pali Extension (Version 2.0.9 or Higher)

  1. Click on the top-right menu.

  2. Select Connect Hardware Wallet, and a full-screen will appear.

  3. Click on the Ledger option.

  4. Choose your Ledger device from the popup.

  5. Open the Pali extension again.

  6. Your Ledger account is set up and ready to make transactions.

Troubleshooting Errors

If the app didn't install:

  • Install another app first on the Ledger to have at least one additional app installed on the device.

  • Enable experimental dev apps in the Ledger Live app.