I am proposing a tip to Kauly for an article on setting up a substrate based node on Raspberry Pi 3b or any that use the aarch64 processor.

The Raspberry Pi is a relatively inexpensive computing device that comsumes very little power, it is a suitable device to operate a peer node that occupies a low-power foot print.



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- Problem Statement: Setting up a substrate-based node on Raspberry Pi 3b or similar devices with aarch64 processors.
- Significance: Raspberry Pi is cost-effective and energy-efficient, making it ideal for running low-power peer nodes.
- Proposed Solution: Provide tips for setting up a substrate-based node on Raspberry Pi 3b.
- Expected Outcomes: Increased accessibility to running peer nodes on low-cost, low-power devices.

For writing an article on running a node on Rasp Pi (aarch64)

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