I'm running v2.0.5.  I tried v2.0.6 but it kept crashing on my apollo.  Have you tried reverting  back to v2.0.5 and if so, is that network issue stable on the old version?  I would think it's a problem with the network adapter, initially.  My node and miner are running happy on the old version right now.  If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'd love to upgrade, but it should be easy.  THe download and reboot crashed on me.  flashing a new microsd got the system to boot but then crash.

Plus I hate that when you flash a new microsd, it does not remember your address and you are forced to go through that at the initial startup.  Is there a way to skip the startup page so settings could be loaded from a backup?

I just ran my gen 2 node and that update went perfect. I rebooted the old node but still no local access. The node and additional miner are running though as I can see them in the solo mining dashboard. I just can't access the dashboard for the old node remote or direct.

ok you are now really the last one...
all other will be moved to the next party

Yes we have.

We will start on this friday, if i can make it.

The 606 is not cgminer version specific per-se but it DOES require that the version has drivers for it. Prior to Kano updating cgminer to run the F, all Gekko products required using VH's fork of 4.11. It will run just fine using the latest 4.12.0 from Kano as he has included drivers for all of the Gekko products as well as all the previous legacy drivers for other chips.

Hahaha. Lucky should be my name.

I really want to thank everyone on the forum for their support and guidance.
Particularly thank you to the following:

-CK <-- Your pool has changed my world and wallet balance forever.
Kano <-- Your software and guidance was invaluable.
SideHack <-- You evil genius your hardware although small was extremely effective.
Willi9974 <-- I used the funds won from one of your block parties to buy the hardware
419Mining.com <-- Seller of the Compac F's  
AsicPuppy.com  <-- Seller of the Compac F's


I chose to share it was me for a few reasons:

1. Why shouldn't I share my success with others? I'd love to see you all hit.
2. Share the fact that you can still get lucky on the ever growing Bitcoin Blockchain even as a small or in my case micro solo miner. I am hopeful that this brings more small miners into scene.
3. Draw attention to smaller pools. It's a shame there are a few "big" pools out there that dominate most of the mining.
4. Yes I hit on a USB Miner Stick. I had 9 GekkoScience Compac F's (all overclocked) running cgminer on a HP Omen machine (That was also mining ETH at the time) hence the name "The Omen"
5. The 86TH that was seen on my account was mostly rented hashpower from Nicehash that had stopped prior to me finding the block. To be clear no rented hashpower was used to mine this block.
6. My entire USB Mining Farm consists of about 8.2TH - 9.3TH. The Omen had about 3.65TH of that at the time of finding the block.
7. I wanted to share the images of my setup and cgminer to show indisputable proof of what had transpired. (I too would be ultra skeptical if someone told me they hit like this on a USB stick miner).


Now because I hit big should I give up now? Nah... I am still mining with ALL my USB Stick miners as you can see here: https://solo.ckpool.org/users/3EoqjNmeaaVvVDCPbVXxQQRH6UFpDUqpPg


Again thank you all.
 

Here is the OMEN's 9 USB Stick Miners:




And here's the CGMiner image showing the 35.5T submitted!!!




HOLY SHIT!!! I'm still going nuts over here....

HOLY SHIT!!!!!

Just waking up and seeing that my GekkoScience Compac F USB stick farm just hit  

The OMEN has 9 of these little Compac F guys running on it.

HOLY SHIT!!!!!!

CK thank you for running your pool.

I need coffee!!!


Thanks all!