Notable changes:
- Improve piece cache sync performance and reliability with fallback mechanism
- Improve Snap sync state downloading with more retries
- Reduce bandwidth usage by node during sync by not gossiping transactions to such nodes
- Tune default plotting parameters primarily to improve GPU utilization
x86-64-v2andx86-64-v3version of container images are now available- can be used with
--platform linux/amd64/v2or--platform linux/amd64/v3, the default is still Skylake build
- can be used with
aarch64standalone executable is now compiled with CUDA support enabled- RPC improvements for object mappings + new CLI option for controlling object mappings creation (disabled by default)
- Initial implementation of Snap sync for domains
Build variants
There are two versions of x86-64 builds for Ubuntu and Windows:
- skylake: for Intel Skylake/AMD Ryzen processors and newer
- x86-64-v2: for older processors since ~2009 and some old VMs
- older processors/VMs are no longer supported by official releases, but can still be compiled manually if desired
- x86-64 container images are built for Skylake/AMD Ryzen processors and newer only
Farmer builds with -rocm suffix are for plotting with AMD GPUs.