Not exactly sure of your use case, but maybe this cpuld work for you. I have a testbed workstation that i crash sometimes. I put the power on a shelly plug, bios set to power on after ac loss.
Problem is- how do I enter the disk encyption password remotely? And more importantly, how do i do it cheaply?
https://github.com/tobiaas/esp32-web-keyboard
I just adjusted the wifi config to join my network instead of broadcasting an AP.
I have an old laptop with a w7 partition for running some old cracked software. It has never seen a shitdown, only battery pulls. Not even the warning of a long press
And a dns resolver resolvconf :(
https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration#resolv.conf.Configuring_resolvconf_.28or_a_workalike.29
Moved the hardware to a subscription.
Oh you thought he was going to save you from the cable company?
initrd? Sounds like bloat, I’m deleting it.
I know you’re looking for non-intel solutions but here is my setup-
Mobo r8169 is the management interface for proxmox.
X710 4 port:
3 ports passed as a a single vmbr for LAN:
- 1 fiber optic to detached building
- 1 DAC to core switch
- 1 DAC to workstation
1 port passed as vmbr for WAN
That config was sorta inherited by trying to pass other non-intel nics as pcie and failing. I needed an sfp for the fiber run so I got that 4 port Intel card. It works well enough that I haven’t bothered to reconfigure it to pass the Intel as pcie.
Exactly, and esp dev boards are super cheap which seemed like one of your goals