November 6, 2026Features
What's new in FARMGOD, week 45
Five new miner models and pools for Blake2S, X11 and Etchash, Kollektor updates that leave no gap in your charts, calmer pool alerts, Braiins OS update notices and a Sitemap you arrange by drag.
User interface
- Sitemap, arranged by drag. In edit mode, drag a rack by its grip below an area's last lane and it opens a new lane; empty lanes tidy themselves away. Set how many racks go in a lane and press Arrange, with Undo if you change your mind. Imported layouts are sized by the slots you actually fill, and a miner's card opens right next to its slot.
- Braiins OS updates at a glance. FARMGOD checks Braiins' newest release every day and marks the miners that can move up with UPDATE AVAILABLE. The Braiins OS columns stay out of the way until you switch them on.
- Three more algorithms: Blake2S, X11 and Etchash get their own pool tabs, with hashrate and efficiency in the right units in the Miner-List, the tiles, Sitemap and the phone view.
- A tidier Overview. The eight algorithm tiles sit in one compact block with temperature, fans, efficiency and load beside them, on the Overview and every Device-Set, and everything fits neatly on a laptop screen.
- Automation at a glance: Settings > Automation shows in amber which rules are switched on but wait for Automation to be enabled for the location, on desktop and phone.
- New miners in Telegram. After each scan, your Telegram group hears which miners are new or have moved, one message per Device-Set, with model names written just like on the dashboard.
- Always the latest phone view: after we update FARMGOD, the phone view refreshes itself at a quiet moment.
Tools: FARMGOD.OS and Kollektor
- New miner models: Antminer S21j XP Hyd., KA3, D9 and E9 Pro, and the Goldshell KD5. The scan finds them, hashrate shows in the algorithm's own unit, and pools can be set for Blake2S, X11 and Etchash.
- Goldshell, steadier: a Goldshell that refuses its web login is read through its miner API and stays online, and an action it doesn't support says so on the dashboard right away.
- Firmware switches followed. Move a miner to another firmware, say MaraFW to Braiins OS, and FARMGOD recognises it at its address and sends pool changes to the firmware it runs now.
FARMGOD.OS picks up the new Kollektor at its next start; a standalone Kollektor shows you the update on the dashboard.
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