# 3.1 Binaries Configuration

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This option can be found in our latest testnet repo [here](https://github.com/pepper-research/testnet-canary)
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Once you have downloaded the required binaries from releases of the repo, we will be configuring it to work in a specific file system structure

* App
  * spicenet-ubuntu-latest
  * configs
    * celestia

`configs` can be found in the testnet repo at the root.

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Set up connection to celestia in the file `configs/celestia/rollup.toml` in the fields `celestia_rpc_address` and `celestia_rpc_auth_token`

 Make sure your celestia bridge node runs on the mocha testnet. Refer to celestia's guide on running and maintaining a celestial bridge node [here](https://docs.celestia.org/how-to-guides/bridge-node)
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Run the binary with

```sh
chmod +x spicenet-ubuntu-latest
./spicenet-ubuntu-latest
```


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