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DigiNode Tools v26.11.01: Wallets menu, Delete a wallet safely, USB wallet backup and more
Nov 3, 2026
In this release, managing your DigiByte wallets has been completely revamped and redesigned. There's a new Wallets menu where you can view, create, back up, restore and safely delete your wallets, and backing up to a USB stick works again with current versions of DigiByte Core.
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DigiNode Tools v26.10.05: Automatic system updates, Automatic restarts when needed, Restart reminders and more
Oct 20, 2026
This release keeps your DigiNode up to date without you having to think about it. DigiNode Setup can now install operating system updates automatically, and restart your DigiNode when an update needs it, safely and only when it isn't busy. There are plenty of smaller improvements and fixes too.
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DigiNode Tools v26.10.04: Hourly update checks, safer shutdowns and more
Oct 11, 2026
Updates get calmer and safer: you can tell DigiNode Dashboard to stop asking about a DigiByte Core update, DigiNode Tools checks for its own updates every hour, and DigiByte Core gets more time to shut down safely.
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DigiNode Tools v26.10.01: DigiByte Core v9 support, choose your version and more
Oct 10, 2026
DigiNode Tools now supports DigiByte Core v9, with every release verified automatically. Choose which version of DigiByte Core to run, delete blockchain data from a new menu, and hide your IP addresses in DigiNode Dashboard.
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DigiNode Tools v0.11.3: Dashboard enhancements - new port tester, mempool transactions, peer connection counts, and more
Apr 30, 2025
DigiNode Dashboard can now check that other nodes can reach yours, with a new port tester that works at IPv4, IPv6 and onion addresses. It also shows each node's mempool and its incoming and outgoing connections.
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DigiNode Tools v0.10.10: Raspberry Pi 5 support, blockchain disk usage, DigiByte Core v8.22.1 and more
Feb 24, 2025
DigiNode Tools now fully supports the Raspberry Pi 5, including booting from an NVMe SSD, and can install DigiByte Core v8.22.1. DigiNode Dashboard shows how much disk space each blockchain uses.
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DigiNode Tools v0.10.3: Tor support, onion addresses in DigiNode Dashboard and more
Jun 9, 2024
Your DigiByte nodes can now run over the Tor network for better privacy, and DigiNode Dashboard shows their onion addresses.
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DigiNode Tools v0.9.13: Old DigiAsset Node retired, DigiByte Core v8.22.0-rc4 and more
May 25, 2024
The old DigiAsset Node software has been retired and is removed from your DigiNode. DigiNode Tools can now install DigiByte Core v8.22.0-rc4, updates are more reliable, and newer Raspberry Pi models are recognised.
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DigiNode Tools v0.9.9: Menus fixed, verified DigiByte Core downloads, a new website and more
Feb 4, 2024
DigiNode Setup's menus work again on the latest Raspberry Pi OS and Ubuntu, every DigiByte Core download is checked against its SHA256 hash before it's installed, and DigiNode Tools has its own website.
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DigiNode Tools v0.9.3: Introducing DigiNode Dashboard, with Dual Node support
Oct 26, 2023
The old Status Monitor has been redesigned and rewritten from the ground up as DigiNode Dashboard. It fits any terminal width, shows CPU usage, and shows a mainnet and a testnet node side by side on a Dual Node.
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DigiNode Tools v0.8.10: Dual Node setup, ready for DigiByte Core v8, a new port tester and more
Oct 8, 2023
DigiNode Tools can now set up a Dual Node: a DigiByte mainnet node and a testnet node on the same device. It's also ready for DigiByte Core v8, and the Status Monitor uses a new port tester.
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DigiNode Tools v0.8.6: DigiByte Core pre-releases, a new home at diginode.tools and more
Aug 27, 2023
DigiNode Tools can now install DigiByte Core pre-releases, so it's easy to help test DigiByte Core v8.22.0, and switch back to the latest release. DigiNode Tools has a new home at diginode.tools, and a --help flag lists every option.
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