Changelog

Release notes for EQ Watch, EQ Sight, and EQ Syntropy.

Versions follow Semantic Versioning. Product-specific notes appear as sub-bullets where relevant.


v3.5.3 — 2026-02-26

First version with a project-level changelog.

Bug Fixes

  • Fix disk cleanup not reclaiming space — storage cleanup on gateways with separated data directories was silently skipping files, leaving disks full
    • EQ Watch
  • Fix data sync to NAS failing silently — incompatible SSH key exchange between newer gateway OS and older NAS firmware caused all background sync transfers to time out
    • EQ Watch
  • Fix live waveform streaming unavailable — a permissions issue prevented the web backend from accessing shared waveform data, breaking real-time streaming in EQ Sight
    • EQ Watch, EQ Sight
  • Fix CPOW connection status flickering — the CPOW health indicator toggled rapidly between connected and disconnected states even when data was flowing normally
    • EQ Watch
  • Fix gateway serial showing as “xxxx”eq system about displayed placeholder values instead of the actual provisioned serial number
    • EQ Watch

Features

  • Automatic sensor reset at gateway startup — the gateway now resets the EQ Wave sensor on boot to ensure clean stream alignment, eliminating stale-data issues after power cycles or unclean shutdowns
    • EQ Watch
  • Distinct LED blink rates for CPOW and PMon — CPOW status LED blinks at 3 Hz and PMon at 1 Hz, making it easy to identify each service at a glance on multi-service gateways
    • EQ Watch
  • Smarter disk space protection — gateways where data storage shares the OS filesystem now automatically reserve additional margin, preventing root filesystem exhaustion on compact hardware
    • EQ Watch
  • Direct gateway-to-NAS data sync — new WireGuard peering option lets gateways sync data directly to a NAS without routing through the VPN concentrator, reducing latency and overhead
    • EQ Watch
  • Gateway ID in CPOW Parquet metadata — each CPOW data file now embeds the originating gateway identifier, simplifying multi-site data analysis
    • EQ Watch
  • EQ Lab notebook — the JupyterLab welcome page is now an interactive EQ Lab landing page with dynamic listing of available analysis notebooks
    • EQ Sight

Reliability

  • Cleaner log output under systemd — duplicate timestamps are suppressed when services run under journald, making logs easier to read while preserving full timestamps during development
    • EQ Watch
  • Faster, more reliable service restarts — services now restart as a coordinated group with a 10-second shutdown deadline, eliminating hangs during gateway reboots and updates
    • EQ Watch
  • Resilient NAS sync under load — data sync now has an I/O inactivity timeout, preventing indefinite stalls when the NAS is under heavy load
    • EQ Watch


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