- imaging: coerce client payload and stored session fields to str/int,
drop lists/dicts; tiles template guards pctype/current_stage; POST
rejects non-object bodies and non-string serials.
- nic_status: normalise every check-file entry; load nic.conf as-is with
a [nic] fallback; split interface= lists; keep the check's binding while
fresh, resolve wildcard sockets from the dnsmasq pin (never True for an
excluded NIC); mark vanished NICs down; include role bridges; stale or
future-dated files downgrade to warnings and drop evidence.
- Overview renders the network pill in its own try and shows
'Network: unknown' when status fails.
- ipxe_update: read every Authenticode signature (all WIN_CERTIFICATE
entries plus nested SPC_NESTED_SIGNATURE) with openssl; shim swap and
install need both Microsoft UEFI CA 2011 and 2023; install re-reads
each file (snponly ipxe.efi only); staged.json schema version, older
records shown stale and refused; uhci counts as native USB.
- backups describe their files; risky rollbacks need a confirm flag.
- mac_folders: guarded listdir, cached describe, configured TFTP root,
warning for a shim without ipxe.efi.
- evidence pack: years 2000..2100, 400 days inclusive.
- a11y role=group on quick ranges; progress bar stays full during 'shim'.
- tests/test_review_fixes.py: 29 unittest cases incl. both real shims.
- winpe-status-push.ps1: check-bios.cmd stages the firmware update before
the imaging menu, but startnet's 'BIOS firmware update' push only comes
at the end of WinPE, so builds showed a plain 'Applying image' for the
whole apply. The first push now reports the staged update when
X:\bios-fired.flag exists, and the floor shows 'Applying image - BIOS
update staged' (do not power off during the next reboot). Also: CIM
fallback for the serial where wmic is missing, and standard/engineer
always report 5 steps.
- Network pill: cdc_ncm (e.g. the WisdPI RTL8157 5G adapter) keeps link
speed in a 32-bit bits/s field, so 5 Gb/s reads 705 Mb/s; show the real
speed with a note.
Tested in the win11 VM (with and without the BIOS flag, and the late
startnet push).
A 'Network' pill next to 'Services' lists each physical NIC with its role
(imaging / GE network, from /etc/pxe-server/nic.conf or dnsmasq's
interface= pin), link, speed, addresses, and whether dnsmasq serves
DHCP/PXE on it. It reads pxe-nic-check's verdict file
(/run/pxe-nic-status.json) when present, and shows a red banner when the
imaging NIC is on the GE network or a network with another DHCP server,
or when dnsmasq answers DHCP on a non-imaging NIC. Without the file it
shows link and addresses only. Read-only.
