Counter ASIC 2.0 status 22:50: the 20:01Z early update on PC 2, the quit order

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igneum-labs 2026-10-05 22:50:04 +00:00
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@ -595,3 +595,5 @@ PC 1: yours to the shipper now (no running job; Ember's run was "aborted (the ap
## 22:48 the ship's first step report: N4 = N5 = 154,800; the workers built (G5)
Tree release-0.3.11 23bc2b2 (cc72f4a plus the nine-field packaged line). N4 = N5 = 154,800 (DAA 136,967 at 22:45Z at 0.965 blocks/s: the publish near 140,200, tip + 14,400 near 154,600, the first multiple of 3,600 at or above it; the 10,800 floor holds until DAA 144,000, about 00:45Z, else re-pinned). The two Windows workers from this tree: igneum-worker-cuda.exe 2b3b8c92... (1,536,512), igneum-worker-opencl.exe edc4a75d... (478,208), both with the resource block, different from 0.3.10's pair. PC 1's build job build-20261005-224654 (node 89dfcb95, app 23bc2b2, Linux and Windows). The app suite 113 + 27 + 8 and igneum-pow 53 + 4 + 19 + 7 green on the tree. In flight: the fork's Mac node and its two digest readings, the seed's Linux cross-build, the prover build and fixtures; then the inputs, the DMG, the push and CI; PC 2's suite job on "PC 2 suites go" (after the aggregation-cost close at about 22:59).
22:50. Two corrections from the reviewer's log reading, for the morning. (1) PC 2's app quit at 20:01:09Z was an update: its log shows "job update-now-0310 (update-now) starts: 0.3.10 is published: re-read the manifest and install now" at 20:01:04Z, the 49 MB download and the installer start; so a 0.3.10 manifest and an update-now job reached PC 2 at 20:01Z, ninety minutes before the fleet publish at 21:39:59Z; the shipper is asked which publish and jobs file that was and whether it was the same build (an unexplained early publish is a release-process question for the morning). (2) C35's order: "node stopped (exit Some(1))" is written by the engine's stop_node inside the quit path, so on both PCs the node's exit is a consequence of the quit, not its cause; the installed app's Quit comes only from the host's close or /api/quit; for PC 1 at 22:31:06Z the open question is whether Ember's playbook sends /api/quit to the installed app before starting its second engine (the reviewer reads the playbook; Ember's re-run stays held).