1.28.14

SS1 Tool 1.28.14

New

• NVMe health: reads the drive's own health log through the SS1 dock (temperature, percentage of rated life used, spare blocks, media errors, unsafe shutdowns, power-on hours, data written). Read-only. Temperature, wear and health also show in System status.
• Back up the SD card to the NVMe drive: the SuperStation copies everything except the games folder to SS1_backup/sdcard on the drive. No PC needed while it runs, and later backups only copy what changed.
• Nightly saves backup: saves and save states are copied to the NVMe/USB drive every night at the hour you pick, one copy per weekday (7 days kept). Runs on the SuperStation itself and keeps working after a restart. Turning it off removes everything it added.
• SD backups now include the system areas: both the PC backup and the NVMe backup save the card's partition table, boot sector and MiSTer bootloader partition, with a README on restoring them.
• WiFi connection quality: signal (Good / Fair / Weak), band, channel and link speed, as the SuperStation sees them.
• Nearby WiFi networks the SuperStation can hear, strongest first, to help pick a less crowded channel.
• Ethernet port and router speed: the fastest speed the SS1's port supports and the fastest the router offers, so a slow link can be traced to the cable, router or port.
• Read speed test for the SD card and drives, with what the result means (the SS1's USB 2.0 tops out around 30-40 MB/s).
• Dashboard: live read/write activity for the SD card and each drive, plus a list of the board's I2C buses.
• Live updates: new screenshots and saves appear in their lists by themselves.

Fixed

• The read speed test showed a cut-off drive name on some drives.