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Thanks! Was able to successfully update both my Sonnet 10g PCIe card and my OWC TB3 adapter. No bricks this round. (I did have a look at the updatedata.xml beforehand and compared it to previous good updates for me and it looked good for my pci ids)

Mine have been rehomed. :)

Made the mistake of flashing 88 and it re-bricked my OWC. There is a way to re-flash the backup using the DIAG.EXE from the Dell firmware from a while back. I'll have to play around with it later today. edit: that method no longer works. Need to wait on Aquantia. :( edit #2: Turns out...

I meant to say RG-59. o_O Replacing the cable is the ultimate goal, but it's a larger project that gets trumped by the rest of the honey-do list. Maybe when we decide to paint and opening up the drywall isn't all that bad. At that point I'll probably pull both RG-6 and CAT5e. (the bend radius...

Did it generate a log file? It would be in a "logs" directory in the updater folder. If so, try sending the ".ETL" file to the Aquantia support e-mail at the end of the readme.txt and explain your situation. They may be able to help.

I purchased 4 of these to replace my Actiontec bonded 2.0 units. Between sections of the house with relatively modern (read: RG-6) cabling the units are stellar- stable at ethernet line speed. The sections with (admittedly janky) RG-58 cabling are not stable when running with the 2.5 adapters...

Note that there's a new version 3.1.84 posted. This fixed a problem with 3.1.81 bricking my OWC Thunderbolt 3 to 10GbE Adapter.