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─── /project/Legacy1UBIOSKit ──────────────────────────────────────

Legacy1UBIOSKit

USB-stick kit that flashes Supermicro X10DRi/X10DRi-T 1U servers to BIOS 3.4a and applies one standard set of BIOS settings, launched from Windows on the server with no keys to press and no screen to read. A field technician runs one file, the server restarts, flashes, writes its settings and turns itself off. The repo holds the stick scripts,
─── /info ────────────────────────────────────────────
language :: C#
last touched :: 15 hours ago
topics :: app-project
─── /recent ──────────────────────────────────────────
  • 15 hours ago :: docs: builder proved on both paths (partition rebuild, whole-stick layout); PLAN/STICK_DESIGN/BUILD updated
  • 15 hours ago :: Builder UI: ToString for the themed combo, prefer an acceptable disk by default, wrapped checkbox
  • 15 hours ago :: Builder: lists USB disks via the Storage namespace (the old class chain found nothing); rebuilds the kit-sized partition or, when there is none / on request, erases the whole stick and lays out 8 GB FAT32 kit + NTFS Stuff (typed ERASE, refused above 256 GB); manifest format = script's
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