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device brain · kay2 fleet
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Ask STAN anything

Same local brain as the fleet — wired to know your NUC, Lenovo and Pi 5 cold. Connect it with the ⚙ up top, then ask.

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Prepbackups · install media
InstallNVMe only
Baseupdates · tailscale · no sleep
Runtimenode · pm2 · cloudflared
Model + brainollama · STAN proxy
Fleetclive · hermes · cutover
Boot keys NUC · Lenovo · Pi 5
ASUS NUC · UEFI

ASUS NUC

F2
BIOS setup
F10
One-shot boot menuPick the USB — this is the installer one
Fast Boot eats the window? From Ubuntu: systemctl reboot --firmware-setup
ThinkPad / IdeaPad

Lenovo laptop

FnLock trap — top-row keys fire media unless Fn is held. Toggle with Fn+Esc.
F1
BIOS — ThinkPad
F12
Boot menu — most models
Novo
IdeaPad / Yoga / LegionPinhole by the power button → Novo Menu. The reliable path on consumer Lenovos.
no BIOS — software

Raspberry Pi 5

config
Boot ordersudo raspi-config or sudo rpi-eeprom-config --edit
firmware
Update bootloadersudo rpi-eeprom-update -a
Power
Pi 5 buttonPress to boot · press once running = clean shutdown · hold ~10s = force off
Won't boot? Green LED blinks an error pattern — count long/short and match the bootloader codes.
Field manual the one-liners

systemd — is it running, why did it stop

systemctl status ollama journalctl -u ollama -f systemctl list-units --failed journalctl -b -1 -p err # errors from last boot

storage — what killed the last install

lsblk -f # ALWAYS before a mount/dd/install df -h # watch / and /var sudo du -xhd1 / | sort -h | tail
Root full: sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=200M, pm2 flush, sudo apt clean. Permanent: pm2 install pm2-logrotate.

network — who's listening, who's reachable

ss -tulpn # every listening port + owner ss -tulpn | grep 11434 # who owns Ollama tailscale status tailscale ping kay2nuc

PM2 — the daily driver

pm2 ls # watch the ↺ counter pm2 logs clive --err pm2 restart clive && pm2 save
A climbing ↺ is a crash loop, not uptime. Read --err before restarting harder.

chroot rescue — won't boot at all

sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 /mnt sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt/boot/efi for d in dev proc sys run; do sudo mount --bind /$d /mnt/$d; done sudo chroot /mnt
Inside: apt --fix-broken install, update-grub, clear whatever filled the disk. Exit, reboot.

Connect the brain

STAN talks to your own box — the fleet's local model, chat only. Nothing here leaves your device except the questions you send to that endpoint.
The stan-proxy URL. Tailnet or tunnel — whatever the install command printed.
Bearer token from ~/stan/.env. Stored only in this browser.