All, there are three bugs we are trying to crush:
1. IoP crashes on bootup if you open the event viewer + system busy. Found the root cause, should be fixed shortly
2. PG3 crashes and creates multiple duplicate node servers. Thanks to @dbwarner5, we are very close to finding root cause 
3. Variable updated times are not accurate. Trying to reproduce

With kind regards,
Michel

7 minutes ago, Michel Kohanim said:

All, there are three bugs we are trying to crush:
1. IoP crashes on bootup if you open the event viewer + system busy. Found the root cause, should be fixed shortly
2. PG3 crashes and creates multiple duplicate node servers. Thanks to @dbwarner5, we are very close to finding root cause 
3. Variable updated times are not accurate. Trying to reproduce

With kind regards,
Michel

@Michel Kohanim,

If you need anything for item #3 let me know. I have it happening on my system.

37 minutes ago, Michel Kohanim said:

All, there are three bugs we are trying to crush:
1. IoP crashes on bootup if you open the event viewer + system busy. Found the root cause, should be fixed shortly
2. PG3 crashes and creates multiple duplicate node servers. Thanks to @dbwarner5, we are very close to finding root cause 
3. Variable updated times are not accurate. Trying to reproduce

With kind regards,
Michel

@Michel Kohanim,

I have examples of #3 as well.  For me, the variable update times are only wrong when a program sets the value and it's always 6 hours behind the actual time which happens to be the same as my time zone offset.  The times are correct when, for example, the init value is applied to the value at reboot.

@mbking, thank you. 

Thanks to @macjeff, we found the bug and crushed it:

1. Polisy is much much faster than 994 and thus the queues/elements were not optimized to handle the performance improvement
2. There was a bug that caused infinite loop for those with massive number of nodes 

Should have 5.4.1 out shortly which also includes forced migration of BIOS to UEFI.

With kind regards,
Michel