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Yes, we have systems with 10G cards and a redundant power supply.

Custom models are available based on requirements. There is a MOQ for customization. Contact sales for the solution. BFN5KB and BFN6KB systems are with TPM2.0

Here is the image of the latest BIOS, which we update based on feedback or to fix any bugs.

Latest Update: 3rd Nov, 2024
BFN1 (5.6.19)
BFN4 (5.6.19)
BFN5 (5.6.19)
BFN6 (5.6.19)



Contact sales if you need a legacy or an old BIOS version.

How do you upgrade the BIOS on the BFN Series ...

1. Copy the BIOS file and the following file to the USB flash disk

https://forum.boingfire.com/img/bfnbios_01.JPG

BFN4v10_5.6.18.bin //BIOS file
fpt64.efi //BIOS program tool in UEFI
fparts.txt //Flash memory Address info

2. Plug the USB flash disk into the BFN motherboard.
3. Booting BFN ...

We are excited to announce that we have new system available with built-in UPS, system is based on BFN5KB system. It includes three variations in UPS battery power. Check the product page for more information. These systems are currently on demand based. Check with your closest distributor to order ...

We are excited to announce that the new BFN8 model will be introduced in November 2024 with some enhancements over BFN4. This system will have all our existing system's perks, but it will support two mSATA for software RAID and two SIM slots for redundancy connection. TPM2.0 support will be the ...

We are developing a system with internal UPS, which will be able to provide approximately a 30-minute backup to the system. We will update this topic.

We announced on 15th March that we are adding this capability to our new boards. If you want to update it on your existing boards purchased before 30th April, you can update the latest BIOS and enjoy this feature.

You can use 3 WiFi cards or two wifi cards and one LTE/4G card on the BFN5 system board.

We are excited to announce that BFN6 Systems are in stock and ready to ship.
The BFN6 System Board is a compact, high-performance embedded platform featuring the Intel Atom E3845 quad-core processor, which operates at 1.91 GHz and includes advanced AES-NI encryption. It supports up to 8 GB of DDR3L ...