I really doubt that is the case, sometimes the statistics can take a little while to update (I don't believe they are real time).
If you wait a day and you are still having problems, you can post on the support topic and arsenische will probably help you out

The latest version does support Trezor. There was a problem initially but it was sorted out so all the latest versions now support Trezor. You can get the latest builds from here: https://download.electrum.org/

Check the 2.5.4 folder for the latest releases

looks good so far, any chance we can get a overclock option?

Colour change is pointless IMO, readability is what matters most and stock is perfect. No need to rice it out.

Updating bfgminer also seems like a waste of resources. Should only be updated if there's a specific fix for Titans in a release, such as decreasing slush time or whatever. If it ain't broken, don't fix it.

KNCMinion I haven't really used in the past, don't think I'll use it much in the future either. I vote remove if it makes your lives easier with releases.

I feel for you on your 'fixes and painful exorcisms'.....  of these obvious evil KNC Titan machines......(evil they are i tell you) Evil!

Must be tough....your 'Voodoo" for dummies book".....all 'ragged" and 'torn' with coffee stains and sweat....the constant 'demon appeasement' etc.

The price of 'Chicken Entrails' keeps going up...what's a guy to do working on these 'obvious evil KNC Titan units' going to do if there is a world wide 'chicken entrails' shortage?

You walk a 'hard path' my man.

 But we appreciate your efforts

(Hey..at least you may get enough hours for that "Voodoo Priest" Certificate by mail order out of all this...there is that... a 2nd career path!)

I own a copy of your firmware and look forward to the self-leveling function - and as it isn't available yet, I think the primer is still relevant, no? Also, you are selling it for $50 on eBay, so having a method of performing a tune-up, gratis, is a good thing.

What I'd love to see from you if you're willing to contribute back to the community, is a photo walk-through of the heat-sink removal so people can do their own maintenance on the thermal paste on those. I've gone as far as cracking the cube and removing the screws from the heatsink, but haven't had the balls to pull it off, as I didn't want to do any damage if there was a step I was missing. That'd be very helpful for those of us with dies that run much hotter than others, meaning they likely aren't making good contact with the heatsink.

Also, among others, I'm sure, we've been asking for fixes and enhancements to your firmware since you first released it - posting a URL where we can vote on the enhancements we'd most like to see would be helpful.

FWIW, I have cubes, as do many others, that will show activity (they sit idle) and they won't hash, regardless of whether your firmware is trying to awaken them or not. Is there another method we can try to revive those? I have a full cube doing exactly this and reviving any of the dies on that cube would be a huge benefit.

Thanks for your contributions!

It makes me wonder of quality of wiring or breaker.  I have pulled 1K + on multiple circuits in my house never once killed a bulb.  I now have most in my mining area, which is a nice option to have (I realize most don't have this option).

I'm suggesting trying 1 led bulb to see what it does.  I think it's possible it will act different as so low energy to power.  But I would not switch all to this unless you are sure it wont kill it, as your right it would make it more expensive.

For everyone that replied.

I tried different brands of light bulbs. The cheap dollar store ones and Phillips/GE they all last the same amount.

I am pulling around only 1000Watts or so.

LED is very expensive and if mining kills those LEDs then its going to get very expensive.

Besides buying expensive surge protectors, is there any software method to fix this?

smart speed seeks to run no hardware errors if it was the same as avalon 4.1   so it will reduce gh too much.

at least that is what would happen to 4.1's

If your wanting to play with the firmware all you need is likely a RPI B or B+ .  You can flash it with the image from BlockC I put in my review - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1257327.0 .

But that should be all you need to ply round with firmware.  Will not be as fun with no miner on other side but should still allow you to modify it.