Downloading Luna Uniti Firmware
Get the correct BHS Luna Uniti firmware variant for your device
Currently Luna Uniti is capable of powering a wide range of devices. Checkout this link to make sure that your device is present in our HCL (Hardware Compatibility List).
- Raspberry Pi Variants (Alcrymist, COTX-X3, SenseCap-M1, RAK, Midas……)
- RockChip Variants (Bobcat 300 – G280/G285/G290/G295 – Bobcat 300 G280 are mail in service for now)
Important Notice
- Luna OS is a full Operating System for your device.
- Firmware flashing process will complete wipe your SD card/EMMC/Disk.
- All control features are offered via the Uniti dashboard.
- SSH access to the firmware is not supported.
Downloads
Right click link and select "Save as" to begin download
Raspberry Pi Variants
(COTX-X3, SenseCap-M1, RAK, Midas…)
Libre Computer LePotato AML-S905X-CC (Amlogic)
Observe the device on your router. It will get a hostname assigned "luna-fffe000000". Wait 1 minute and then power cycle the device, observe the device show up on router again with same hostname "luna-fffe000000", wait 1 minute and power cycle the device again. This time around you will observe the device get its actual hostname "luna-fffeXXXXXX" where XXXXXX would be the last 6 digits of your device Ethernet MAC address. Once completed, continue to onboard and license.
OrangePi Zero 2W
Be sure to power cycle device once after onboarding and then fetch license. If you fetch license without power cycle, you will get an "undefined" error upon license retrieval. If so then simply power cycle the device and fetch license again.
RockChip Variants
(Bobcat 300 – G280/G285/G290/G295)
Firmware is being tested in DEV (check discord for updates).
Instructions for Flashing & Onboarding
Once you have downloaded Luna Uniti firmware for your device variant, checkout our guide for flashing and onboarding your device.
View Flashing GuideVerifying the Checksum
After downloading the Luna Uniti firmware, you may want to verify the file's integrity. This is optional but recommended for security.
Steps to verify:
- Recalculate the checksum of the file using SHA256SUM
- Compare the recalculated checksum with the original checksum
- If both checksums match, the file hasn't been altered
Example command:
This command will read the checksum from the file, recalculate the checksum for the firmware image, and compare the two. If they match, it will display a message indicating that the checksum is OK.