🐧Linux Setup Guide

1. Determine the CPU architecture 🧭

Run in terminal:

uname -m

uname output

Interpretation:

• AMD-compatible: x86_64, i386, i486, i586, i686, amd64

• ARM-compatible: aarch64, arm64, armv7l, armv6l, armv5tel

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2. Install Docker 🐳

Follow the official guide for your distribution:

• General: Docker Docs

• Ubuntu: Install on Ubuntu

• Debian: Install on Debian

• Fedora: Install on Fedora

• Arch: Install on Arch Linux

• RHEL: Install on RHEL

Verify installation:

docker --version

Expected: prints a version string

Docker version

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3. Sign in to the dashboard and create a node 📊

1. Register and sign in: neuralpro.net

2. Open the dashboard and create a node

Dashboard create

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4. Create and start the node following the official guide 🚀

Step A — Choose machine architecture 🧩

Select the correct architecture when creating the node.

Choose arch

Step B — Choose CPU usage percentage 📈

Set the percentage of CPU computing power to allocate.

Choose CPU percent

Step C — Pull the official image 📥

Method 1 — Copy your personalized command:

1. Click the copy button

Copy pull cmd

1. Paste into terminal and run

Paste pull cmd

Method 2 — Manually pull in terminal:

docker pull neuralpro/neuralpro-amd:v1

Pull image result

Step D — Start the container ▶️

Method 1 — Copy your personalized start command:

1. Click the copy button

Copy run cmd

1. Paste into terminal and run

Paste run cmd

Method 2 — Start manually with parameters:

Parameters to prepare:

• REGISTRATION_CODE: retrieve from the official dashboard

• DEVICE_ID: retrieve from the official dashboard

• CPU_THRESHOLD: choose your preferred percentage

Run:

docker run -d --name neuralpro-integrated \
  -e BACKGROUND_MODE=true \
  -e REGISTRATION_CODE="" \
  -e DEVICE_ID="" \
  -e CPU_THRESHOLD="" \
  neuralpro/neuralpro-amd:v1

Run container

Step E — Wait for the node to connect ⏳

Waiting

Step F — Connection completed ✅

Connected