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BTC Tools for Linux: Packages and Architecture Notes

Choose the BTC Tools Linux package that matches amd64, arm64 or armhf, verify it and review the package-specific setup notes.

Workflow

Choose the correct Linux architecture

Linux users can select a hosted Snap by CPU architecture or use the public Snap Store listing. The public stable listing identifies BTC.com as publisher and version 1.3.3 as of August 6, 2026.

01

amd64

Use the v1.3.3 rev39 package on a compatible 64-bit Intel or AMD Linux host.

02

arm64

Use the v1.3.3 rev40 package on a compatible 64-bit ARM Linux host.

03

armhf

Use the v1.3.2 rev37 package only on a compatible 32-bit ARM hard-float host.

04

Snap Store

For a standard online installation, review the public btctools listing and its publisher, version, and command first.

Checklist

Before you continue

Architecture mismatch is a package-selection problem, not a miner compatibility problem.

  • Run uname -m to identify the host architecture.
  • Map x86_64 to amd64, aarch64 to arm64, and armv7l to armhf only when the OS supports that package.
  • Prefer the public Snap Store route for ordinary connected installations.
  • Keep the management workstation on a restricted miner network.
  • Confirm miner reachability before changing pool or worker settings.

Operations

Linux package selector

Version and revision labels differ by architecture; do not rename one package to resemble another.

AreaWhat to checkBTC Tools workflow
Snap Storesudo snap install btctoolsReview the current public listing before installation.

Setup

Verify the host before the miners

BTC Tools LAN setup workflow
Linux package selection depends on the workstation CPU architecture; miner compatibility is a separate check.