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A unifi power strip on a unifi network so you can control the power switch, and setting the motherboard to auto turn on after power failure. Though this is the nuclear option for restarting the system. Maybe while you're at it, diagnose why it keeps hanging up on you.
Yeah think I'll get a standalone WiFi smart plug, not connected to my Home Assistant, as a kill switch. But you're right, it's overkill.
I found some weird things in the logs, this goes beyond my knowledge :( See https://lemmy.nz/comment/6192604
I wouldn't say that. Sure, it's not the preferred way of restarting a system, but it is a good backup to have if nothing else works. Remotely messing up the network connections for example.