Latest release listed here

Braiins Toolbox 26.03 was published on March 18, 2026. The release notes mention GUI cooling and temperature configuration plus improvements to booting and vendor data parsing. Use the download page for package links and package notes.

Recent release themes

26.03
Cooling and temperature configuration in GUI; boot and vendor parsing improvements.
26.02
Firmware compatibility, faster Braiins OS installs, stock firmware beta support, and communication improvements.
25.10
Temperature controls, hardware attributes, vendor API support, and optimized detection.
25.03
Vendor beta support, DPS boost workflows, pool username variables, and upgrade fixes.

Why release history matters

  • New stock firmware can break old assumptions about compatibility.
  • Control-board support changes over time.
  • New vendor parsing does not always mean full firmware-install support.
  • Bugfix releases may matter more than feature releases during farm rollouts.

How operators should use release notes

Before a rollout, read release notes with a specific question in mind: does this version change anything about my miner model, board family, stock firmware date, network communication, or target action? A release that looks minor for one farm can be critical for another if it fixes stock firmware pool configuration, disk-space errors during upgrades, or vendor data parsing.

Keep a short site-level note for every Toolbox version used in production. Include package version, download date, version confirmation, operating system, and the action performed. That note becomes useful when a later operator asks why one group was installed with a different version.

Version policy for production sites

  1. Use the latest release for new compatibility work unless a known regression affects your model.
  2. Keep the exact package used for a successful deployment documented, but do not redistribute it as an unofficial mirror.
  3. Review release notes again before repeating an old playbook on newly purchased miners.
  4. Prefer bugfix releases for large rollouts when they address your failure mode directly.

Release notes

Use this page as the local version summary before comparing related ASIC tools or repeating an old deployment workflow.