12.9.10.1

• Dell J66OD mouse moved from Dell OptiPlex 390 MT (Unit 1) to PS4 Pro
• Kensington ProFit Full-Size Mouse added to Dell OptiPlex 390 MT (Unit 1)

11.8.10.1

• Wallch added to HP ProBook 4530s
• SyncBackFree added Dell OptiPlex 390 MT (Unit 2). This change was made earlier in the week, but I forgot to draft a release for it

11.8.9.1

Installed PCIe SATA controller card in Dell OptiPlex 390 MT (Unit 2) due to onboard SATA3 connector not working.

10.8.9.1

BIG release. Over 2 weeks, retired the Dell Inspiron 560 and migrated its workloads and data to a Dell OptiPlex 390 MT.

Also documented some previously omitted minor hardware adjustments too trivial to list here.

9.7.9.0

Replaced ADATA 32 GB USB stick on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with existing 200 GB microSD card installed in USB reader

8.6.9.0

• Completed move of 128 GB Samsung M.2 SATA SSD from HP ProBook 4530s to Dell OptiPlex 390 MT
• 32 GB Samsung mSATA SSD can no longer be mounted and is retired. I got ~2 years more of usable life out of it after CDI flagged it as bad, which is impressive. Its death resulted in me having to resintall OpenIndiana from scratch, as apparently TimeSlider backups hadn't been working, either. On the plus side, now I get to set up OpenIndiana a little better without resorting to hacky crap like Bash-It
• napp-it is no longer part of my deployment; I haven't found any use for it as every feature I've tried to use has been either broken, paywalled, or insufficient. Not worth the headache

7.5.8.0

Removed Timeshift from HP ProBook 4530s. Timeshift supports Btrfs or ext4 targets only, and with the root ext4 filesystem being the only available target, snapshots were filling up that filesystem. BackInTime already backs up the same stuff anyway.

7.5.7.0

• Upgraded HP ProBook 4530s SSD
• Replaced HP ProBook 4530s ODD with 2 TB HDD
• Removed SanDisk 200 GB microSD card from HP 4530s

6.4.7.0

Installed Logitech Unifying Receiver on Dell XPS 8500 Special Edition to shoulder the keyboard and mouse duties formerly borne by the Wi-Fi Adapter.

The Wi-Fi adapter seems to be malfunctioning:

• Can't maintain connection to keyboard and mouse
• Can't maintain connection to host machine

I've filed a warranty replacement ticket with Intel and expect to hear from them by tomorrow or next Monday. In the meantime I've disabled the Wi-Fi Adapter's Bluetooth functionality in Device Manager.

5.4.7.0

New 4K Windows Hello webcam for Dell XPS 8500. Previously existing XPS webcam moved to Dell OptiPlex 390 SFF (Unit 2). Previously existing Dell OptiPlex 390 SFF (Unit 2) webcam moved to Dell OptiPlex 390 SFF (Unit 1).