# ZJX 1.29.6.6 public release record Published: 2026-10-12 Status: released Release: ZJX 1.29.6.6, the 1.29 line Tag: `v1.29.6.6` This is the public summary of the 1.29.6.6 release and of the 1.29 point releases since 1.29.0. It carries outcomes and checksums only; it excludes methods, private repository paths, host details, credentials, and internal evidence. No code or binaries are published here. ## Release identity - Target: Linux x86-64 (glibc), unprivileged user operation - Build mode: `ReleaseSafe`, portable baseline x86-64 processor target - Embedded product revision: `e0c30684` - Reported identity: `zjx 1.29.6.6 (e0c30684..., ReleaseSafe)` - The package embeds the qualified executables unchanged and is reproducible byte for byte across two generations. ## Release artifacts | Asset | Bytes | SHA-256 | |---|---:|---| | `zjx-1.29.6.6-linux-x86_64.tar.gz` | 5,551,176 | `15f111874370b758dbe95f01a45cc7f5ac017558f385f5f2728593aae164d988` | | `zjx-1.29.6.6-linux-x86_64.tar.gz.sha256` | 99 | `66c7e9e495744af3fd89b46745bf21185afa3c617b38d459c4524ea6f3f3053c` | | `zjx-1.29.6.6-source.tar.gz` | 623,101 | `b527eaa2a4d7d8fab5f294378802109bc33ba9e60ad7943cbe9dff309a167d04` | | `zjx-1.29.6.6-source.tar.gz.sha256` | 93 | `1819e592eee879ea7b142824a22dade623259db92a2256df711ee9bebacd64ca` | The `zjx` executable inside the package has SHA-256 `ebc02b25c801808bff7ff32443942741e0479565af0f1fd06b9435bbce0c454d`. ## Distribution The repository that holds the release is private. Its assets are not reachable anonymously, and the public sites present no download. Package access is requested from Greyforge Labs: . Verify anything you receive against the checksums above before installing. ## What 1.29.6.6 delivers A reliability release for JSON-lines data, with full compatibility for archives written by earlier versions. Every other archive is byte-identical to 1.29.6.5. On the qualification host, creation and verification times are unchanged and peak memory is within one percent, except ultrafast extraction of JSON-lines files, which peaks about 0.3 MB higher. The package passed install, create, test, and restore checks in clean Ubuntu 24.04 and Arch userspaces. ## The 1.29 line since 1.29.0 All figures come from one laboratory host (AMD Ryzen 3 7330U, 4 cores / 8 threads, Linux). A ratio is the earlier version's time over the later version's, so a value above one is faster. - **1.29.5 GRIDMIND (2026-09-24).** An adaptive resource planner sizes each archive job to the machine it runs on: 1.36x faster verified creation and 1.24x less CPU than 1.29.0 overall across 48 measured cells, with archive bytes unchanged. - **1.29.6 IRONFLOOR (2026-10-06).** Faster than 1.29.0 in every measured cell: 1.74x faster verified creation overall (1.20x in the slowest of 48 cells), 1.50x less CPU, and 3.27x lower peak memory, with byte-identical archives and passing sealed and fresh holdout tiers. - **1.29.6.5 SIGHTLINE (2026-10-08).** The fast objective recognises already-compressed media and spends less work on it: 1.14x to 12.80x faster verified creation on such inputs against 1.29.6, within one percent of its archive size. Every other archive is byte-identical to 1.29.6. - **1.29.6.6 (2026-10-12).** Reliability for JSON-lines data, as above. The 1.29.0 REDLINE comparison with `tar | zstd` stays the line's external speed reference: . ## Public claim boundary These are single-host results for the configurations named above. No cross-host, energy, or leadership claim is made. The Chronicle of the line is free to read: .