memburn 0.9.5

memburn 0.9.5

• The big percentage and bar show progress through all memory tests (or the whole FFT section), not the current sweep (#51)
• Result summary keeps the memory modules together and in full (#52)
• Live-view runs shown in the promo images never expire (#53)

Write the stick image with Rufus, balenaEtcher or dd: step by step at https://reljam.com/memburn/install

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
their exact sources are in the stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f release: https://github.com/nincode/memburn/releases/tag/stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f

memburn 0.9.4

memburn 0.9.4

• memburn icon: flame in brackets, as the web page favicon, the Windows exe icon and in the README (#50)

Write the stick image with Rufus, balenaEtcher or dd: step by step at https://reljam.com/memburn/install

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
their exact sources are in the stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f release: https://github.com/nincode/memburn/releases/tag/stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f

memburn 0.9.3

memburn 0.9.3

• Animated pixel dashboard on the README and reljam.com/memburn/, with the three key features (#42)
• Install guide at reljam.com/memburn/install: Rufus step by step, boot keys, troubleshooting (#47)

Write the stick image with Rufus, balenaEtcher or dd: step by step at https://reljam.com/memburn/install

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
their exact sources are in the stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f release: https://github.com/nincode/memburn/releases/tag/stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f

memburn 0.9.0

memburn 0.9.0

• The stick and the bare-metal UEFI entry draw a graphical dashboard: progress, throughput chart, memory map with error callouts naming the likely module, error table, modules, live-view QR code. It shows on every framebuffer the firmware or kernel provides; screens under 640×480 keep the text dashboard.
• The Windows and Linux programs keep the text dashboard.

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
their exact sources are in the stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f release: https://github.com/nincode/memburn/releases/tag/stick-sources-c4fb4bec732f

memburn 0.7.0

memburn 0.7.0

Version bump to test stick self-update; no functional changes since 0.6.1.

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
memburn-0.7.0-stick-sources.tar holds their exact sources.

Stick sources c4fb4bec732f

Sources of the third-party packages on the memburn stick (see THIRD-PARTY.md).

memburn 0.6.1

memburn 0.6.1

• Errors name the likely memory module or channel on AMD Ryzen (Zen, Zen 2, Zen 3)
• Shorter landing page with key features and a real failing run

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
memburn-0.6.1-stick-sources.tar holds their exact sources.

memburn 0.6.0

memburn 0.6.0

• Updates install in the background: the stick waits for the network, downloads during the run, installs after it; U restarts into the new version without a reboot
• Time left is steadier and covers the whole job
• Memory modules panel on the dashboard
• No more black screen after GRUB: loading and kernel memory test messages

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
memburn-0.6.0-stick-sources.tar holds their exact sources.

memburn 0.5.1

memburn 0.5.1

• README is a short user guide with screenshots and stick-writing steps
• Landing page lists every field the live view sends

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
memburn-0.5.1-stick-sources.tar holds their exact sources.

memburn 0.5.0

memburn 0.5.0

First public release. Memory test and FFT burn-in from a Secure Boot USB stick, Windows or Linux.

• Bootable stick: Linux entry with network and live view, bare-metal UEFI entry on every display
• Kernel early memory test and coverage of System RAM across runs
• CPU and memory module temperatures; crash logs saved to the stick
• Core cycler mode for idle and single-core instability
• Signed self-update from the stick's menu (opt-in, 10 s, rollback entry)

The stick image bundles Ubuntu's shim, GRUB, Linux and BusyBox under their own licences (see THIRD-PARTY.md);
memburn-0.5.0-stick-sources.tar holds their exact sources.