VNISH GLOBAL · Interface guide
What does Reset change in VNISH?
Reset has different meanings in different screens. Match the label and its location to see whether it concerns pending edits, firmware settings, stock firmware or tuning.
This map follows HashCore's documented interface. Available controls and their labels depend on the model and firmware build. Source documentation.
Which control are you looking at?
Choose a label together with its screen. The selection opens an explanation on this page.
Start with the screen
Two controls can both say Reset and affect different things. Select the location as well as the label, or use the full table below.
The five contexts at a glance
| Label or panel | Where it appears | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
Reset | Top panel, pending edits | Returns unsaved changes to the values present when the page was opened. |
Reset | System / General / Backup and Restore / Reset Settings | Resets the firmware settings to their factory-default state. |
Reset to Stock | System / General / Backup and Restore | The documentation describes a return to the original stock firmware after a reboot. |
Reset Auto-tune Settings | Mining / Performance, window opened by the icon beside the preset list | Clears the selected preset's saved tuning results. The documentation says autotune is performed again. |
Reset Chip Settings | Mining / Performance / hashboard menu / Operations, in No Preset mode | Resets individual chip settings and applies hashboard or global parameters. |
A settings archive is different from a firmware package
Backup Settings creates a .tar.gz archive of configuration files. Restore Settings reads a previously created settings backup. Firmware packages can also use .tar.gz, so the extension alone does not identify the purpose of a file.
The documentation does not establish which individual pool, network, API or tuning values survive every reset, restore or firmware change. Confirm that behaviour for the exact build before relying on it.
Sources and scope
- HashCore: System, General, Backup and Restore
- HashCore: Mining, Performance and Hashboard Management
- Firmware and Toolkit versions
These sources explain interface actions. They do not establish a recovery method or settings-retention guarantee for every VNISH GLOBAL build.