VNISH GLOBAL Academy

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HASHCORE Toolkit cannot find the firmware file

If HASHCORE Toolkit is looking for a filename containing v1.3.5-stable, check the Firmware version field before downloading the package again.

For the VNISH GLOBAL build in this example, the version is 1.3.5. The word stable identifies its release channel and is not part of the filename.

Toolkit 1.7.3Catalog checked:

The exact package in this example

Antminer S19j XP, CV control board, NAND.

Firmware name
vnish
Firmware version
1.3.5
Release channel
stable
Archive
vnish-s19j-xp-cv-nand-v1.3.5.tar.gz
File size
12,365,068 bytes

Why the file was not found

Entering 1.3.5-stable in the version field caused Toolkit 1.7.3 to look for a different name, including vnish-s19j-xp-cv-nand-v1.3.5-stable.tar.gz. That name does not match the package published in the VNISH GLOBAL catalog.

Check the folder, version and device route

  1. The selected folder contains the original .tar.gz archive. Do not unpack or rename it to match the error message.
  2. For this exact build, the firmware name is vnish and the version is 1.3.5.
  3. The model, control board and installation method match the S19j XP / CV / NAND record. These settings are not a substitute for checking the installation route for the actual device.

Published SHA-256

58d2b534595532214f19676f9eba6cd3ac1a9e59ede5eb519a3a8d2129f04dc3

In our September 6 check, the downloaded archive matched the size and checksum above. We rechecked the catalog record on September 17, 2026: the filename, version, channel, size and checksum are unchanged.

What this check establishes

This explains the package-name lookup problem observed with Toolkit 1.7.3. No ASIC was flashed in that check, so it does not establish a successful installation or test later Toolkit versions. If the missing filename already matches the catalog, this particular explanation does not account for the error.

Source documentation

HASHCORE’s firmware dialog documentation also distinguishes the firmware folder, build name and version, and says that the archives should remain packed.