Where to find firmware downloads
The linked upstream release page is the starting point for checking available builds and their instructions. Releases can change after this guide is published, so this page deliberately does not label a version number as permanently latest.
Read the release notes before downloading. Confirm whether a build is a stable release or a prerelease, whether it targets your board, and whether its update path applies to your currently installed firmware. The store’s Revision 6.1 listing name alone does not identify every board, display or flash-layout detail.
Firmware, interface files and factory images
A download that contains the right product name can still be the wrong file for the operation you intend. Treat a normal update, a web-interface update and a complete reflash as distinct tasks. Follow the selected release’s instructions rather than renaming a file or applying commands copied from a different device.
| What you need | Where to look | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Open the dashboard | Your miner’s local IP | Your current network connection |
| Update an installed build | Matching release instructions | Board target and supported update path |
| Refresh web-interface assets | The release’s UI file instructions | Whether a matching UI bundle is required |
| Recover or reflash a device | The documented factory / flashing method | Board, display, flash layout and recovery steps |
Prepare before you update
Write down your installed version and device details. Save a private record of network and pool configuration so you can re-enter it if the selected update method changes settings. Make sure you can access support or recovery instructions from another device before you begin.
- Confirm your exact board and installed version.
- Read the matching release notes and download instructions.
- Record the settings you may need to restore.
- Use reliable power and the documented connection method.
- After the update, reopen the dashboard and check connectivity and accepted work.
When to ask for compatibility help
Ask support before flashing if the display type, target name or installation method is unclear. Send the device label and firmware identification screen. Avoid posting Wi-Fi credentials in a public issue.
This page links to project resources; it does not certify every third-party firmware build for the unit supplied by this store. A successful download does not demonstrate compatibility. Confirming the exact device avoids turning an interface question into a recovery problem.
Common questions
Should I download the first binary I see?
No. Match the board and the documented update method. Read the release notes and check whether separate interface assets are required.
Does Revision 6.1 mean firmware version 6.1?
No. A hardware listing’s revision label and an installed software version identify different things. Check both before selecting an update.
Sources and further reading
Use the linked project documentation for release-specific details. The upstream projects and this store are separate; compatibility depends on the exact supplied board and installed build.