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As of now, what is the latest skot firmware that will work on both LV06 and LV07 when the correct CVS-file is merged with its factory firmware?
| Miner | Firmware | | Comments |
| LV06 | latest standard firmware from skot | | boardversion = 0.11,
otherwise take the CVS-file of the 204 Ultra
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| LV07 | the standard firmware from skot needs to be modified
in order to handle the 12V input and the 2 asic chips | | the lv07-cvs form TCH-LV07 works,
after firmware changes |
I am testing the skot firmware with customizations for the LV07. The latest build has been running stable on my LV07 for 1.5 days. See here:
https://github.com/un-painted-org/ESP-Miner/actions/runs/12656733560#artifacts ...
It does appear that the memory leak is occurring only when the logged into the LV07 through the browser. The heap memory leak definitely occurs when the dashboard is the active menu item in the browser. I also tested the Realtime Logs page (with the logs hidden) and this to causes heap memory to go down over time.
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I will say this though, my heavily modified v2.1.1 running on all my LV06s don't have this issue. So I am now leaning towards the website code as possibly being the cause of the heap memory leak...
Have you tried monitoring the heap memory via the
/api/system/info endpoint?
And I wouldn't bother checking the GUI for memory leaks. You can just try the latest www-bin from skot. This will fit the TCH-LV07 firmware without any problems. Only the volt display is still scaled to 5V there. And if importing the www-bin causes problems, you can always import a different www-bin via the
/recovery endpoint.