To use the following config, you'll need to make a new `seed`, which you should have already generated from the above section.
To use the following config, you'll need to make a new `seed`, which you should have already generated from the above section.
**Config.toml**:
**Config.toml**:
```toml
```toml
[node]
[node]
working_dir = "/root/stacks-node/current"
working_dir = "/root/stacks-node/current"
@ -112,9 +119,11 @@ Copy/Paste the above (with your specific `seed`) as `$HOME/stacks/Config.toml`
You should now have a miner config located at `$HOME/stacks/Config.toml`
You should now have a miner config located at `$HOME/stacks/Config.toml`
### Commands
### Commands
*Note*: When these containers are stopped, all data is deleted. To persist the data across restarts, either use a docker bind-mount, or remove the `--rm` from the below commands.
_Note_: When these containers are stopped, all data is deleted. To persist the data across restarts, either use a docker bind-mount, or remove the `--rm` from the below commands.
*Note*: When these containers are stopped, all data is deleted. To persist the data across restarts, either use a docker bind-mount, or remove the `--rm` from the below commands.
_Note_: When these containers are stopped, all data is deleted. To persist the data across restarts, either use a docker bind-mount, or remove the `--rm` from the below commands.