My #HomeLab has a corrupted boot disk because of a failed rebuild of btrfs.
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My #HomeLab has a corrupted boot disk because of a failed rebuild of btrfs. I did the rebuild, because btrfs reported errors most likely because of power outages. I thought why not try to fix this and than it failed after days of calculating, because the USB thumb drive was ejected. Quite forcefully because of a falling broom I might add. It was a whole thing.
Currently in the middle of reinstalling the boot disk. But during the wait I was thinking I probably should acquire a small #UPS for my setup. Any recommendations on what one want’s to get these days? I mainly need a small one and ideally I’d want it to communicate with the server when there is a power outage to shut it down (after an appropriate time of course).
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