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Actual theming. Larger pods. Because it's all Evolv, higher pod QC. So IMHO not much.

Didn't know about this device...interesting. Are there any meaningful technical differences between the Oxva Xlim Pro 2 DNA and the DNA One?

Thanks...I hope that happens.

So far, no. Only in Europe until USA distros ask for it.

Will this device be available in the US? Like others, I have had issues with the Oxva Pro 2 DNA pods and would welcome a similar pod system that works reliably.

The chipset has no RTC i think. So date and time are not possible

No, not normal. Pod life can vary by many different factors and this does not sound chipset related.

Thank you for the answer! Does changing pod every week is normal? I bought DNA cuz i thought coils will last longer

Sounds like you should change your pod.

Hello since sometime my puffs started to feel dry, like when i puff there is no usual ressistance from the liquid and it feels like im just inhaling dry smoke, Im using 0.8 coil at 18w. Liquid is just juice longfill with 20mg base. There is almost no taste but its not burned also.

Sergio, sorry , I've been super occupied for some time . I really appreciate you. As soon as I can , I will regroup and catch up. Ronnie Redd

Subject: [TOOL] SML Escribe Debian Integration Engine - Keep Linux up-to-date with upstream Windows Firmwares Hello everyone, new version is out I created a bit of a "Frankenstein" automated packaging engine for Debian/Ubuntu systems. This script lets you take any native Linux .run installer and combine it with ANY newer upstream Windows .exe installer to build a single, fully functional .deb package. It uses the stable Linux C# UI libraries for smooth graphical rendering under Mono/GTK, but automatically dissects the Windows installer using 7z to extract and inject the latest production Firmware maps directly into the Linux package path. The resulting package automatically tracks both versions in the filename and internal package registry using an explicit dual-tagging schema: escribe-suite_[LinuxVersion]SW+[WindowsVersion]FW_amd64.deb (Example: escribe-suite_2.0.69SW+2.0.77FW_amd64.deb) It is a great way to keep your Linux installation updated with the latest device profiles and microcode updates without waiting for a new native Linux release. ### GitHub Repository & Updates The project is also hosted on GitHub if you want to track source changes online: 👉 https://github.com/sergiomelas/DNA-EScribe-Linux --- ### How to use it: 1. Create a simple, empty folder anywhere on your system. 2. Download and drop the official Evolv Linux .run file, the latest Windows .exe installer, and the deb_franck_build.sh script attached to this post directly into that single folder. 3. Open your terminal, navigate into that folder, make the script executable, and run it. The script will automatically check your system dependencies (and prompt to install unzip and p7zip-full if missing), extract both installer targets, merge the firmware folders, generate local hardware udev rules for secure USB communication, and output your clean .deb package right there in the same directory, ready for installation via apt-get. ### System Maintenance: Because it populates standard Debian control manifests, you can cleanly manage or purge the installation from your system at any time using standard tools: * sudo apt-get remove escribe-suite * sudo apt-get purge escribe-suite (removes custom udev configurations too) Let me know if this works smoothly for you or if you run into any quirks with different desktop environments! Enjoy! *** ***DISCLAIMER: This is an unofficial packaging helper script. Use it at your own risk. This script does NOT alter or patch any executable binaries, nor does it modify Evolv's firmware files. It simply automates the extraction of official, untouched firmware packs from the Windows .exe and places them into the standard Linux directory path. The flash process is handled entirely by the native, secure Evolv bootloader via USB.*** deb_franck_builtd.sh

Does not seem so. And I do not think it is available via firmware or software.

Hello, can the new DNA One display the date and time? In the ThemeDesigner, i can see Display > Clock > Date/Time, but it does not appear on the device. bye

Hello I wanted to test this concept myself but EScribe does not have the functionality to implement. The idea of this TC profile is that like in session mode you set temps and click fire once to activate. When active it goes to "preheat" temp target 60-120C (user set) that is active when consumption is less than lets say 10W (user set) and secondary (user set) "working" temp target for when the drag is detected by wattage going up. With inhale the wattage will rise to keep up the temp of the coil with "preheat" temp and when it goes over a user defined value of 10W, for example, mod switches to the "working" temp target like 160C. End of the draw could be detected by steep enough coil temp rise or hitting the "working" temp target (maybe overshoot detection) or wattage lowering to a preset value. After the end of the draw is detected mod goes back to the "preheat" temp target. Pressing fire button for the second time stops firing and exits loop At the very start while still reaching "preheat" temp switching should be ignored Please consider this profile implementation. I'd like to answer any questions or hear your thoughts Also let me know if there's a way for me to do it myself Thank you!

Works fine on my M3 Ultra Studio on 26.5, other than the transition warning. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/102527?cid=mc-ols-rosetta-article_102527-macos_finder-52526201

I have a Mac Studio M1 Ultra, running macOS 26.5. EScribe is extremely slow — sometimes I have to wait around 20 seconds for the software to react after a click. A warning also appears saying that the software is not native, and that Rosetta will be discontinued soon, which means the software will no longer work.

What MACOS versions will this work on, or not work on? Thanks!

Has the company stopped issuing software updates for this device after the release of 130.1?

There are like almost no themes for this amazing pod kit.. This is a work in progress.. Zero Two - Work in progress.ecigcolors

I've posted it. I updated the version number to SP77 as well, because yesterday's SP76 was missing a few files. Definitely let me know how it works for you! Thanks! God bless. James

Good catch. When you open a Help Desk ticket it'll go directly to the developer.

Hi Wayneo, thank you for the answer. I managed to reproduce the issue while connected to the Escribe Device Monitor. At the exact moment it locked during firing, two dots (one green and one blue) appeared on the monitor. These dots disappeared immediately after I clicked three times to unlock the device. I have attached a screenshot where I drew the approximate location of these dots. I have also uploaded the CSV file from that session, even if the data doesn't seem to show anything unusual on the surface, it might contain background information useful for the team to determine if this is a firmware safety trigger or a hardware issue. Thank you for your help. Auto lock happened.csv

I've posted SP76, which adds support for DNA One devices.