PiCasher is a lightweight Bash installer/uninstaller for deploying popular passive‑income applications on Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. It implements all the necessary optimization for maximizing RAM usage and limit as possible any MicroSD disk writing.

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Supported Applications

This script can install or remove the following services:

• Honeygain
• EarnApp
• Pawns.app (formerly IPRoyal Pawns)
• PacketStream
• Traffmonetizer
• BitPing
• Earnfm
• Repocket
• Myst

⚙️ Most of them run in Docker; no manual dependency management required.

Compatibility

The best energy performance are on:

• Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

But it can run on every 64‑bit Raspberry Pi OS (aarch64) as:

• Raspberry Pi 3 B+
• Raspberry Pi 4 (any memory variant)
• Raspberry Pi 5 (any memory variant)

Prerequisites

Before running PiCasher, ensure you have:

1. A 64‑bit Raspberry Pi with Docker installed (the script can auto‑install Docker).
2. An active account and credentials for each service you plan to install:
   • EarnApp
   • Honeygain
   • Pawns.app
   • PacketStream
   • Traffmonetizer
   • BitPing

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Quick Start

# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/montfalcon/PiCasher.git
cd PiCasher

# 2. Make the script executable
chmod +x picasher_installer.sh

# 3. Run the installer (or use -d for debug)
./picasher_installer.sh
# or
./picasher_installer.sh --debug

Follow the interactive prompts to install or uninstall selected apps.

Usage Notes

• (Optional) Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse for initial setup, or use SSH.
• Ensure a stable internet connection throughout the installation.
• To modify DNS settings (e.g., if using ad‑blocking DNS), update your connection:

  nmcli connection show               # find YOUR_CONN_NAME
  sudo nmcli connection modify "YOUR_CONN_NAME" ipv4.ignore-auto-dns yes
  sudo nmcli connection modify "YOUR_CONN_NAME" ipv4.dns "1.1.1.1 8.8.8.8"

Roadmap / To‑Do

• Option to set a "less-writing-mode" for being faster and preserve the Sd Card
• Option to set a daily auto reboot
• Translation in other languages
• More specific versions for other Raspberry Pi including more apps
• Telegram script for remote monitoring

Known Issues

• Using ad‑blocking DNS (e.g., AdGuard) may prevent downloads. Adjust DNS as shown above.

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© 2025 PiCasher Contributors. Licensed under the MIT License.