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    WarpAxe v0.1.7
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    dvb-projekt released this 2026-09-28 17:47:42 +00:00 | 45 commits to main since this release

    NerdOCTAXE-γ runs. WarpAxe now mines on a NerdOCTAXE-γ (Rev 3.1, 6-phase TPS53667) next to the Bitaxe Gamma and the NerdQAxe++. The 6-phase regulator is recognised by its own device code (0x01F8; 0.1.6 refused it and left the chips off), the chip temperature carries NerdOS's +10 °C offset so fan target and shutdown act where they did under NerdOS, and the board publishes NerdOS's clock and voltage steps (525–800 MHz, 1120–1260 mV), so tuners build the same ladder as before. At 700 MHz / 1210 mV it ran alongside NerdOS's numbers: about 11.7 TH/s at 213 W, chips 66 °C with the fans at 77 %.

    Display glitches fixed on the Nerd boards. Now and then the LCD showed a whole frame in wrong colours, or a moving edge on the right. The frame went to the panel straight from PSRAM, and the DMA came up short while Wi-Fi and the miner used PSRAM too. Frames now go out in 10-row bands through a small buffer in internal RAM, and the next frame waits until the last one has left.

    Switching from AxeOS or NerdOS takes more of your settings. Besides Wi-Fi, pools and hostname, the first start now also takes clock and core voltage, fan mode and speeds, the fan target and chip shutdown temperature, the Nerd boards' second fan and the display orientation and screen-off time. Not the fan PID gains: they belong to the stock firmware's own loop. AxeOS 2.15 keeps its pools in a new form (pool_1 … pool_8); WarpAxe now reads that form first, so pools set after AxeOS's own migration are not lost.

    Also in this release:

    • Link the fans (Settings → Fans and temperature, two-fan boards): M1 runs at M2's speed, which follows the chip temperature — for cases where every fan cools the whole board, e.g. on Y-cables.
    • Regulator faults are read like AxeOS does (overvoltage, overcurrent, input undervoltage, over-temperature, output off): reported as power_fault in the API, on the display and in the web UI, and handled like an overheat stop — core voltage off, a new try after 60 s, off for good after the third within an hour.
    • NerdQAxe++ Rev 7 has a profile now (TPS546 over two voltage domains, from NerdOS) and can be chosen on the first start. It has not run on hardware yet.
    • NerdQX Q1373 takes its regulator part from the device code and the phase count from the board strap, as NerdOS does.
    • Bitaxe Gamma: /api/system/asic answers with AxeOS's clock and voltage choices (it answered 404).
    • The Save button waits for its save, so a second tap on a phone cannot restart the miner twice.
    • The online update shows the install record only for the image it was made for.
    • New texts reviewed by native speakers in all eight languages.

    One image for every supported board: warpaxe.bin, warpaxe.bin.sha256, warpaxe.bin.sig; for the first install warpaxe-factory.bin and web-flasher.tar.gz (checksums in install.sha256).

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