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# Where to get firmware
Outline that FOME is currently a fork of RE and that at present FOME boards are RE compatible.
FOME firmware releases are located [here](https://github.com/FOME-Tech/fome-fw/releases). You can download a release and install to the ECU with the console, or another way is to use TunerStudio (TS).
## Tuner Studio Setup
Make sure that you have downloaded the latest version of TunerStudio (TS) from [here](<https://www.tunerstudio.com/index.php/tuner-studio>). Although the base version of the software is free, it is strongly recommended to buy a license for the additional features including auto-tuning and the ability to customize the default dashboard.
Begin the setup by plugging the ECU into the laptop and opening TS. Create a new project and click _detect_ under firmware. Select the COM port corresponding to the FOME ECU in the device list. If the COM port cannot be found or the firmware cannot be automatically detected, click _Other/Browse_ and load the .ini file for the ECU which can either be downloaded or found within the ZIP file on the USB device which appears when the ECU is plugged into the computer.
## **Note**
As per the [FOME Statement](https://www.fome.tech/announcements), we want to make clear that FOME is currently a fork of rusEFI, and that present boards are BOTH rusEFI and FOME compatable. As time goes on, and more changes are made, this compatibility may change.