Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread

[jstefanop]

Good morning.  Perhaps covered elsewhere but could not readily find a resolution.
Got my Apollo II plugged in a few days ago and sync'ed to the current block but mining function is getting error message of [GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 4445094100
Any insight as to how to resolve?
Thank you.

Updated to 2.0.4 if you have not already done so. There is also another overflow bug that is fixed in 2.0.5 (out in the next few days) but a reboot will fix this temporarily.

FYI this is just a UI bug (everything in the backend miner/node is still working fine).

Hi, is 2.0.5 out yet? If so, can you please share the DL link? I'm running the Apollo 2 node so would need to reflash to that.

Should have this out today/tomorrow.

[johnstewart]

Good morning.  Perhaps covered elsewhere but could not readily find a resolution.
Got my Apollo II plugged in a few days ago and sync'ed to the current block but mining function is getting error message of [GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 4445094100
Any insight as to how to resolve?
Thank you.

Updated to 2.0.4 if you have not already done so. There is also another overflow bug that is fixed in 2.0.5 (out in the next few days) but a reboot will fix this temporarily.

FYI this is just a UI bug (everything in the backend miner/node is still working fine).

Hi, is 2.0.5 out yet? If so, can you please share the DL link? I'm running the Apollo 2 node so would need to reflash to that.

Should have this out today/tomorrow.

I updated the os from the dashboard it seems to have worked but now I can’t reach the dashboard …

[LeoFist]

Good morning.  Perhaps covered elsewhere but could not readily find a resolution.
Got my Apollo II plugged in a few days ago and sync'ed to the current block but mining function is getting error message of [GraphQL error]: Message: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 4445094100
Any insight as to how to resolve?
Thank you.

Updated to 2.0.4 if you have not already done so. There is also another overflow bug that is fixed in 2.0.5 (out in the next few days) but a reboot will fix this temporarily.

FYI this is just a UI bug (everything in the backend miner/node is still working fine).

Hi, is 2.0.5 out yet? If so, can you please share the DL link? I'm running the Apollo 2 node so would need to reflash to that.

Should have this out today/tomorrow.

I updated the os from the dashboard it seems to have worked but now I can’t reach the dashboard …

Just attempted to update to 2.0.5 directly from the UI and after restarting, error comes up "Unable to connect. Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost:3000." Tried restarting again but it's still not working. The miners seem to be working but the UI cannot load on any local device. Do I need to reflash or is there an easy fix? If reflashing, can you please send the download link for the full node?

[nullama]

jstefanop, looks like you uploaded the same old binaries for the Apollo 1 in git. Just downloaded it and this is what it is saying:

Code:

$ ./apollo-miner -h
apollo-miner 09bb0bf 2021-11-22, msp ver 0xd166

This is identical to the output of the old binary.

Which binary type did you download, only linux 64 arm 64 and windows gcc is being supported right now, the other binaries will still have the old version

Tested ARM64 and AMD64, both Linux, both gave me the same output.

[heslo]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

[johnstewart]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

[heslo]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Yeah I'll wait then. Running it as a headless unit and don't want to directly plug into it to mess around, hopefully a fix comes soon

[jstefanop]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Update now reboots system, if you are accessing over web ui on another device the IP address most likely changed on reboot and you'll need to enter new ip address

Keep in mind update takes a while (15-30 minutes since whole UI is rebuilt from source) so it will get stuck in the 60-70% range for a while, dont touch or reboot the system until it reboots by itself otherwise the build will fail and you'll get a broken UI.

I'll have the 2.0.5 images up today (or you can re-image using 2.0.4 and try the OTA update again).

[LeoFist]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Update now reboots system, if you are accessing over web ui on another device the IP address most likely changed on reboot and you'll need to enter new ip address

Keep in mind update takes a while (15-30 minutes since whole UI is rebuilt from source) so it will get stuck in the 60-70% range for a while, dont touch or reboot the system until it reboots by itself otherwise the build will fail and you'll get a broken UI.

I'll have the 2.0.5 images up today (or you can re-image using 2.0.4 and try the OTA update again).

How do I find a new IP address? The full node made no indication of a new IP and simply doesn’t load.

[jstefanop]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Update now reboots system, if you are accessing over web ui on another device the IP address most likely changed on reboot and you'll need to enter new ip address

Keep in mind update takes a while (15-30 minutes since whole UI is rebuilt from source) so it will get stuck in the 60-70% range for a while, dont touch or reboot the system until it reboots by itself otherwise the build will fail and you'll get a broken UI.

I'll have the 2.0.5 images up today (or you can re-image using 2.0.4 and try the OTA update again).

How do I find a new IP address? The full node made no indication of a new IP and simply doesn’t load.

Download an IP scanner or log into your router settings/app this list the devices.

These URLs should also work if you are on a Mac/linux machine to avoid needing ips..

futurebit-apollo-2.local

futurebit-apollo-btc.local

[dwood443]

update worked just fine for me. I have the IP address reserved so all I had to do was refresh

[PegasusNZ]

My Apollo has upgraded three times and gets stuck after the reboot but the version stays at 2.0.4
https://pasteboard.co/QEuZz6WuZOWA.png
and then it displays the image above i.e. goes back to 0% when I reload the UI it still displays the old version number
The package.json updated today also has the old version number?

[PegasusNZ]

My Apollo has upgraded three times and gets stuck after the reboot but the version stays at 2.0.4
https://pasteboard.co/QEuZz6WuZOWA.png
and then it displays the image above i.e. goes back to 0% when I reload the UI it still displays the old version number
The package.json updated today also has the old version number?

Okay fixed that minor hiccup the update process didn't like my VPN gateway
So v2.0.5 installed fine but I still have an orange power button?

[PegasusNZ]

My Apollo has upgraded three times and gets stuck after the reboot but the version stays at 2.0.4
https://pasteboard.co/QEuZz6WuZOWA.png
and then it displays the image above i.e. goes back to 0% when I reload the UI it still displays the old version number
The package.json updated today also has the old version number?

Okay fixed that minor hiccup the update process didn't like my VPN gateway
So v2.0.5 installed fine but I still have an orange power button?

Orange power button has gone now after getting a new upgrade message with detailed instructions

[heslo]

Had a free moment so decided to upgrade. Went fine, as said it takes a while between the 60 and 70% mark but after that it rebooted and came up no worries. I've bound an IP address to the Apollo2 so it kept the same IP and away it went hashing again

[nullama]

~snip~
Which binary type did you download, only linux 64 arm 64 and windows gcc is being supported right now, the other binaries will still have the old version

Just tried again to make sure, and yes, it is still the old version. Here is the Linux x86_64 latest binary from main branch:

Code:

wget "https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries/raw/main/Apollo%20BTC(Gen%201)/linux-x86_64/apollo-miner"
chmod +x apollo-miner
./apollo-miner --help

apollo-miner 09bb0bf 2021-11-22, msp ver 0xd166

[jstefanop]

~snip~
Which binary type did you download, only linux 64 arm 64 and windows gcc is being supported right now, the other binaries will still have the old version

Just tried again to make sure, and yes, it is still the old version. Here is the Linux x86_64 latest binary from main branch:

Code:

wget "https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries/raw/main/Apollo%20BTC(Gen%201)/linux-x86_64/apollo-miner"
chmod +x apollo-miner
./apollo-miner --help

apollo-miner 09bb0bf 2021-11-22, msp ver 0xd166

Will have those updated later today.

[VectorSigma]

If I win the lottery and find a block, will my miner interface tell me? Or do I just need to monitor my wallet?

[LeoFist]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Update now reboots system, if you are accessing over web ui on another device the IP address most likely changed on reboot and you'll need to enter new ip address

Keep in mind update takes a while (15-30 minutes since whole UI is rebuilt from source) so it will get stuck in the 60-70% range for a while, dont touch or reboot the system until it reboots by itself otherwise the build will fail and you'll get a broken UI.

I'll have the 2.0.5 images up today (or you can re-image using 2.0.4 and try the OTA update again).

How do I find a new IP address? The full node made no indication of a new IP and simply doesn’t load.

Download an IP scanner or log into your router settings/app this list the devices.

These URLs should also work if you are on a Mac/linux machine to avoid needing ips..

futurebit-apollo-2.local

futurebit-apollo-btc.local

None of the above worked so I just reflashed the OS. Went through setup as normal and tried upgrading again. Everything seemed fine but the version still states 2.0.4 with an option to upgrade to 2.0.5. Any idea why? I am using the native UI of the apollo 2 full node.

[LeoFist]

Anyone had a successful flash to 2.0.5? I'm a bit weary to upgrade until others report some success, don't have time currently to stuff around reflashing SD cards

It seems it's worked for me because the node is running and the solo mining works.. but i can't reach the dashboard via the browser. Didn't test to plug the apollo directly by hdmi.

Update now reboots system, if you are accessing over web ui on another device the IP address most likely changed on reboot and you'll need to enter new ip address

Keep in mind update takes a while (15-30 minutes since whole UI is rebuilt from source) so it will get stuck in the 60-70% range for a while, dont touch or reboot the system until it reboots by itself otherwise the build will fail and you'll get a broken UI.

I'll have the 2.0.5 images up today (or you can re-image using 2.0.4 and try the OTA update again).

How do I find a new IP address? The full node made no indication of a new IP and simply doesn’t load.

Download an IP scanner or log into your router settings/app this list the devices.

These URLs should also work if you are on a Mac/linux machine to avoid needing ips..

futurebit-apollo-2.local

futurebit-apollo-btc.local

None of the above worked so I just reflashed the OS. Went through setup as normal and tried upgrading again. Everything seemed fine but the version still states 2.0.4 with an option to upgrade to 2.0.5. Any idea why? I am using the native UI of the apollo 2 full node.

Nevermind! It seems to have worked because when I logged in on another device on my network, it properly reflected the new 2.0.5 version. I then reloaded my browser on the unit and it is showing the correct version. Thanks for all the help!