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Phase out support for bitaxeMax in future firmware updates #310

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skot opened this issue Aug 28, 2024 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #331
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Phase out support for bitaxeMax in future firmware updates #310

skot opened this issue Aug 28, 2024 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #331
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skot commented Aug 28, 2024

we can do this with a json file in the releases that specifies the minimum HW revision required to run the update. Then AxeOS needs a change to implement this.

This is paired with the esp-miner firmware migration the bitaxeorg GitHub org

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jddebug commented Aug 29, 2024

Why phase out support? I have a lot of these. They have only recently become stable.

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Why phase out support? I have a lot of these. They have only recently become stable.

The Max was one of the earliest working bitaxes and did not have a large number of sales when compared to the Ultra and Supra. We believe it has reached a state of stability and now is a good time to sunset any more development. Support for older ASICs adds complexity, bloat and maintenance costs that burdens development of new Bitaxe versions.

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skot commented Aug 30, 2024

We may want to phase out new update support for some of the earlier Ultras too.. So this JSON should allow for hardware revision number based filtering

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Why phase out support? I have a lot of these. They have only recently become stable.

The Max was one of the earliest working bitaxes and did not have a large number of sales when compared to the Ultra and Supra. We believe it has reached a state of stability and now is a good time to sunset any more development. Support for older ASICs adds complexity, bloat and maintenance costs that burdens development of new Bitaxe versions.

But there could be some UI enhancements in the future that even owners of old MAXs could benefits from.

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