Enable Restore-on-AC-Power-Loss on kai-desktop-tower BIOS (no remote power-cycle path today) #256
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Problem
kai-desktop-tower(and its WSL node) is the planned local-LLM host, but it sits offline whenever it has been powered down - e.g. found offline 18h after aqwen-asktest, bothkai-desktop-tower(Windows) andkai-desktop-tower-wsllast seen 18h ago intailscale status. Unlikekai-server, the tower is not on the Kasa HS300 (seemachine-power-stripskill - index 4 is kai-server, the tower is absent), so there is no remote AC power-cycle path to it. If it loses power or is shut down, nothing in the fleet can bring it back without physical access.Ask
Enable the BIOS/UEFI "Restore on AC Power Loss" setting (vendor names vary: "AC Power Recovery", "Power On After Power Failure", "After Power Loss -> Power On") so the tower auto-boots when mains power returns, instead of staying off.
Note on scope: this only recovers from a power event (outage, blip, accidental unplug). It does not cover a clean OS shutdown or sleep - for that you also want Wake-on-LAN configured, or the tower added to a switchable outlet. Treat WoL as a follow-up if remote wake from a soft-off state is also wanted.
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machine-kai-desktop-towerskill.Related
coilyco-flight-deck/infrastructure#242- always-on hardening for the tower WSL k3s node (WSL lifecycle, the OS-level sibling of this hardware-level ask).coilyco-bridge/agentic-os-kai#609- k3s-agent disabled on tower-wsl.machine-power-strip/machine-kai-desktop-towerskills.Backlog burndown 2026-06-17: closing low-priority (P3/P4) to bring the open count to a manageable level. Nothing lost — reopen if this resurfaces. Batch tag:
burndown-2026-06.