* NVME, SATA NAND Security added
* Qortal Core exception fetcher is now redone.
* Update DT overlays for firmware
* Fix for bvb clockj settings
* Fix for no audio for sissy desktop porn watchers -_- ( thanks crowetic for watching gay porn and reporting me that bug asshat )
* Normalize the fetch() stream while doing a peer to peer handshake for nodes
* Fix for RNG token editing error while performing a SHA256 encryption
* Now under voltage errors will blink red led constantly for 5 minutes then go solid.
* Improve kernel thread scaling for Qortal 2.0 core
* HDMI circuit is now enabled at power up instead.
* Added KMS
* Added line replication instead of interpolation for VC4 GPU resulting in slightly better frame rates
* Fix for long and doubles
* Backplane clock is now set at standard rate
* Capped HVEC clocks
* Add support for Creative Cinema webcam for donkers who like sharing dick pics. *looks at crowetic*
* More scanline XGA modes for people who have weird ass monitors of all sorts.
* TX/RX flow control support is now 100% stable. No lags over 1Gbps ethernet. ( Hello Qortal 3.0 )
* Using flush cache instead of fetch for QC 2.0 resulting in performance gains
* VC4 clock is now enforced for desktop oriented images.
* Ondemand governor now waits for 2 seconds instead of 0.5ms to scale down to the lowest safest clock freq preventing lags to the core.
* Timeout of OC set at 35ms from 90ms resulting in way better clocks and sync for Qortal 2.0 core
* Enhance GPIO addon for Noctua Fans for the Qortector upcoming case. This will put PWM signal to real-time.
* Fixed RDP not letting a user login if not logged out on Cinnamon release (reported by Crowetic)
* Update i2c sensor db
* Fixed DRM broadcast over HDMI 2+
* Ease up DHCP security only to prevent Brooklyn blocking routers.
* Add possibility to add extra memory for Cinnamon Desktop Release
* Fix error message of Software Render mode on Cinnamon Desktop
* Add proper offset for HD screens for pixel array
*Fixed HDMI jitter for videocore4 GPU
* Enable all radios (including Bluetooth)
Raziel K. Crowe