New release is finally out...apologize once again for this being over a month late but this should have squashed a large number of bugs and should be super stable before we start working on a big 2.1 feature release.

As always if you do an OTA update please wait at least half an hour or simply close the tab out and start a new one and wait for the UI to come up (if UI shows 0% update has finishes and you can refresh)

2.1 will also include a new update mechanism that will eliminate update failure and make process way smoother

Apollo OS v2.0.6 - 11/26/24

https://github.com/jstefanop/apolloapi-v2/releases/tag/v2.0.6

New Changes in v2.0.6:

- Redesigned Solo Miner Page making it easy to keep track of multiple miners/wallets mining on the solo pool! Stats are organized by individual wallet addresses, and each wallet address can have multiple workers  (ie address.worker1 address.worker2 etc).
- Node connection count has been upped to 64 connections by default for more robust peering especially during solo mining
- Pesky 32bit and graphQL errors have finally been squashed...small number of users that were affected by this should not see this again
- UI improvements, especially for small format screens and mobile UI
- Improved reliability of node startup during boot, which should reduce "Connection Refused" Node errors for some users
- Multiple UI bug fixes, and backend improvements

Please see the ssh instructions on how to update below:


Then all you need to do is point your bitaxe to the IP address listed at the top of your solomining page on your apollo...

"SOLO LAN Mining
Point any Bitcoin Miner on your local network to your Solo Pool with the following URL: x.x.x.x:3333 Username: <bitcoin address>"

So your stratum URL in the BitAxe will be the IP address of your Apollo. 
Port will be 3333
stratum user will be your bitcoinaddress.workername

Save the settings on your bitaxe and restart.

And that should do it!

follow the futurebit instructions online.
https://www.futurebit.io/flashing-sd-card

samsung pro plus sdxc 128gb was on sale at the local BB store.
180 mb/sec read 130 mb/sec write
I was looking for any new memory card with video grade speed microsdxc.

samsung pro plus sdxc 128gb was on sale at the local BB store.
180 mb/sec read 130 mb/sec write
I was looking for any new memory card with video grade speed microsdxc.

Reliability.  The new card is more reliable than the factory supplied card.  Memory wise I haven't found a use other than lots of free space.  Maybe a slight bit faster on boot.  I picked a microsd with the fastest memory access speed I could find and I could only find a card with 128GB on sale.  It's rated industrial or gaming speeds and temps.  Works fine.  I believe my system is more stable.  I seemed to have more crashes with the factory 16GB. Now, almost none.  

That's my experience.

With more memory you could download more programs for your LINUX os running on the raspberry PI Or use the space for downloaded research online.  but then This machine really only has one purpose. Cache memory belongs in ram and on the NVME drive.  They are fast.  The system memory on the microsd is dedicated to OS programs.  That's proper delegation and design.

2.0.6 is finally merged on production and doing a public test before pushing to everyone next week

If anyone wants to test ssh into your device (futurebit/password you set for your dashboard) and


to manually force an update

reminder can take up to 20 min to rebuild the system and it will auto reboot when finished. Close your UI tab and clear cache so your browser does not load the old version.

Please shoot any build issue or bugs...this will definitely fix all the graphql errors small number of users have seen

Sorry this took way longer than planned!