Yes, I have a manageable POE+ Switch. I tried 3 or 4 times, nothing... Now I have the box on my desk, I will open it soon and plug a screen to look.So I was looking to boot on network IF a network booting service is available on the network. If not, the Pi has to boot normally on the NVME SSD.
Like that I can control if the Pi can boot on network, if I manually activate a service on the network.
Because I can"t physically access to the Pi.
Most of the time, a bricked OS simply hangs, and a reset (a power cycle or a 5 second press of the Raspberry Pi 5's button) is required to start the boot process again.
Do you have the capability to remotely reset the Raspberry Pi 5?
Statistics: Posted by JeyC — Mon Dec 23, 2024 5:35 pm