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    Trusted setup requirements - Draft 0.6
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    Trusted setup requirements - Draft 0.6

    Filecoin Trusted-Setup - what you need to run it

    This doc stores the attestation files for participants in Filecoin's Groth16 parameter generation MPC. This repo is specific to the second phase of the MPC, the participant attestations for Filecoin's trusted-setup Phase1/Powers-of-Tau ceremony can be found in this repo.

    Filecoin Circuit Releases

    Each Filecoin circuit release will require a new Phase 2 trusted setup. As proof upgrades land, new directories will be created using the commit hash of rust-fil-proofs where the circuits were frozen for the Phase 2 ceremony.

    Participation Requirements

    The following are requirements for participating in Filecoin's mainnet. Note that runtime varies inversely with the number of CPU threads available.

    Participation Requirements

    The following are requirements for participating in Filecoin's mainnet Phase 2. Note that runtime varies inversely with the number of CPU threads available.

    Requirements table

    Circuit
    RAM Req.
    Disk Space Req.
    Runtime 96 CPU Threads
    Runtime 8 CPU Threads
    SDR-PoRep-32GiB
    6GB
    52GB
    45m
    6h
    SDR-PoRep-64GiB
    6GB
    52GB
    45m
    6h
    Window-PoSt-32GiB
    6GB
    52GB
    45m
    6h
    Window-PoSt-64GiB
    6GB
    52GB
    45m
    6h
    Winning-PoSt-32GiB
    1GB
    250MB
    10s
    1m
    Winning-PoSt-64GiB
    1GB
    250MB
    10s
    1m

    Participant Setup Instructions

    • Participants must send us a public SSH key before participating.
    • Participants must have a publicly accessible GPG public key and must send us a link to it before participating. If needed, we can help you set up and publish a signing keypair.

    Prior to participation, each participant should:

    Install dependencies: rustup, git, ssh, tmux, rsync, b2sum, gpg, OpenCL header files
    Build rust-fil-proofs

    The following instructions can be used to setup a computer running Ubuntu 18:

    Running Phase 1 for Snapdeals

    Once we have confirmed you as a participant, you will be sent links to download and upload files as well as commands to run Phase 2.

    Commands to run Phase 1 will be similar to:

    Contact Us

    A slack channel has been set up to discuss the ceremony - please join the #fil-trustedsetup room in our Slack or email us at trustedsetup@protocol.ai.

    CryptoNet is a Protocol Labs initiative.

    $ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install build-essential ocl-icd-opencl-dev

# Check for and install missing dependencies:
$ which <git, ssh, tmux, rsync, b2sum, gpg>

# Install rustup:
# Installation instructions are taken from the rustup website: https://rustup.rs.
$ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
# Select choice: "1"
$ source $HOME/.cargo/env

# Build rust-fil-proofs:
$ git clone https://github.com/filecoin-project/rust-fil-proofs.git
$ cd rust-fil-proofs
$ git checkout 4e4f766
$ cargo build --release --bin phase2
$ cp target/release/phase2 .
    # 1) Start a tmux session.
$ tmux new
$ export ssh_key='<path to ssh private-key>'

# 2) Download the previous participant’s parameters.
$ rsync -vP -e "ssh -i ${ssh_key}" <download url> .

# 3) Verify the digest of the downloaded file.
$ echo '<digest>  <downloaded file>' | b2sum -c

# 4) Run the contribution program.
$ ./phase2 contribute <downloaded file>

# 5) Hash the output parameters and send them to us via Slack.
$ b2sum <params file output by phase2>

# 6) Sign the output .contrib file.
$ gpg -a -o <.contrib file output by phase2>.sig --detach-sign <.contrib file output by phase2>

# 7) Upload your files.
$ rsync -vP -e "ssh -i ${ssh_key}" <files output by phase2> <upload url>
$ exit