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Distribution 2537 is now available​

The 2537.0 distribution has been released, introducing the following changes:

• Added support for Cardano node v.10.5.1 in the signer and aggregator
• Added support for the stable cardano_database_v2 backend in the mithril-client library
• Added support for the stable v2 backend of the cardano-db command, with the decommissioning of the cardano-db-v2 command in the client CLI
• Added support for the stable verify command to validate an existing Cardano database in the client CLI
• Added support for the stable UTXO-HD snapshot converter via the tools utxo-hd snapshot-converter command in the client CLI
• Provided pre-built Linux ARM binaries for the signer, client CLI, and aggregator
• Migrated to the Rust 2024 edition (from the 2021 edition)
• General bug fixes and performance improvements.

This new distribution has been deployed to the Mithril aggregator on the release-mainnet and release-preprod networks.

For those running a Mithril signer:

• pre-release-preview network: no action is required at this time
• release-preprod network: upgrade the signer node binary to version 0.2.268 – no configuration changes are required
• release-mainnet network: upgrade the signer node binary to version 0.2.268– no configuration changes are required.

You can update the Mithril signer using the one-line command below. By default, it downloads to the current directory, but you can specify a custom folder with the -p option:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/input-output-hk/mithril/refs/heads/main/mithril-install.sh | sh -s -- -c mithril-signer -d 2537.0 -p $(pwd)

For any inquiries or assistance, contact the team on the Discord channel.

Pre-built Linux ARM binaries are now available​

With the release of the 2537.0 distribution, pre-built Linux ARM binaries are now available for Mithril nodes:

• Download the binaries directly (files attached to the GitHub release with the suffix -linux-arm64.tar.gz)
• Download the Debian package (files attached to the GitHub release with the suffix -arm64.deb)
• Use the one-liner installer to install them.

To provide a clear overview of supported platforms, the team has added a new 'Platform support' section in the release notes, reproduced below for convenience (note that it may change in the future).

⁽*⁾⚠️ Linux arm64 builds are provided on a best-effort basis and are not officially supported.

For any inquiries or assistance, contact the team on the Discord channel.