Antminer S9 SE · Released / Experimental
No verified public image for this exact model
Antminer S9 SE is Released on the Experimental channel as a distinct BM1393/Ctrl_C43 target. Its current public value is source, identity and detection work; no verified prebuilt binary or operator install route is listed.
Risk: Experimental firmware can brick this miner, cause mining downtime, and may affect warranty coverage. Do not continue until the exact board and recovery path are confirmed.
- Exact board
- Ctrl_C43 / XC7Z007S, tracked separately as am1-s9se
- Verified file
- No verified prebuilt
- Install
- Denied
- Recovery
- Not Implemented
The shortest responsible path
- Identify: confirm the exact model and physical control-board lane.
- Choose: use only the route authorized for that lane; no route means no flashing.
- Recover: verify the stop condition and restoration path before any write.
Files and current evidence
No verified prebuilt file is listed for this exact model in registry 2026-09-01.5. Do not substitute another model’s file.
Mining, installation, and recovery boundaries
- Mining
- The public source records exact model identity and detection evidence, but no callable production mining runtime or accepted-share proof for this lane.
- Installation
- The am1-s9se install row marks update, external media and general installation not implemented or denied. Do not use the S9 image.
- Recovery
- No model-specific installation write is authorized and no model-specific recovery-write route is published.
Proof, gap, and limitations
Proof: Exact Ctrl_C43/XC7Z007S identity and detect-only source evidence.
Open gap: Prove a callable mining runtime, accepted shares, a verified package and reversible install/recovery on the exact control board.
- S9 SE is not the classic BM1387 Antminer S9.
- The S9 Zynq files are not authorized for Ctrl_C43/XC7Z007S.
- AVAILABILITY: RELEASED and MATURITY: EXPERIMENTAL do not override the explicit installation denial.
Evidence on this page
Continue with the right evidence
Registry 2026-09-01.5 · reviewed 2026-09-01. Availability, binary, mining, install, and recovery are separate claims.