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@shufps shufps released this 29 Aug 07:50
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V1.1.0

New boards — the Q1373 and NerdQAxe++ rev7

This release brings first-class support for a new board, carried here under the internal working title Q1373 — the final board name isn't decided yet. It's a real step up: it mines on Bitmain's BM1373 ASICs, driven by a 6‑phase power stage, and carries onboard Ethernet and CAN. The NerdQAxe++ rev7 (TPS546) is supported now too.

Q1373

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Default-Settings

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Solo mining, verified

If you solo mine, you can now check that the pool is actually building blocks that pay you. The new solo‑mining verification inspects the coinbase transaction of the work you're handed: basic mode confirms your own payout address is present in the coinbase at all, while advanced mode goes further and also checks the fees, with a configurable tolerance for how much you're willing to accept. Either level can simply watch and warn, or enforce — refusing to mine on work that doesn't verify. It's the difference between hoping your solo pool is honest and knowing it.

Setting

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How to check

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A leaner, page-oriented v2 API — without breaking v1

The web UI now talks to a v2 API built around pages rather than one big catch-all payload: each page fetches only the data it actually needs, so responses are smaller and more focused. The dashboard itself looks much the same — the win is under the hood, in tighter and cheaper requests. And the classic v1 /api/system/info endpoint stays exactly as it was, so third-party tools and terminals that speak the old format keep working unchanged.

https://github.com/shufps/ESP-Miner-NerdQAxePlus/blob/develop/docs/API.md

A note on the legacy updater

The old two‑step (firmware + web UI) updater has moved into the Danger Zone — on purpose. Too often it was used half‑way: firmware flashed, web assets forgotten, leaving the UI in a mismatched state that produced confusing behaviour and support tickets. For everyday updates, use the one‑click GitHub updater instead — it keeps firmware and web UI in lockstep. The legacy path is still there for the rare case you truly need it; it's just no longer the first button you reach for.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: v1.0.37.1...v1.1.0