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If you go to the HP support site

https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/desktops

And enter the serial number of your retired HP device, it will respond with an error message saying that your product is retired and that they don't provide drivers and manuals any more.

HP policy for products no longer supported HP Support may vary by product. Once a product is retired, the official HP support content (troubleshooting articles, user guides, how-to videos, etc.) for that product is removed from the HP web site. Additional support content may still be available via the HP Forums or from third-party web sites; however, HP takes no responsibility for content authored by third-parties.

The boundaries of the Hyde Shuttle of Seattle for the Northeast Seattle neighborhood

Seattle North to 145th
South to the Ship Canal
East to Lake Washington
And West to I-5

We do make some exceptions:

Northgate and adjacent medical facilities.

How to get dockerized Unifi Network Application to adopt AP after "Server Reject"

If you're running the linuxserver.io dockerized Unifi Network Application / Unifi Controller and you've SSH'd into the Unifi AP and set the inform URL as described in the README by running

set-inform http://$address:8080/inform

and when you run the info command to see the result you see the message

Livermore Valley Craft Beer Festival - Brewery Instructions

I went to update the Storage Component on my Dell PowerEdge VRTX from 23.13.16.0017 23.14.06.0013_A08. I uploaded the Dell Shared PERC8 firmware for Dell PowerEdge VRTX-Fault Tolerant version 23.14.06.0013_A08 (filename VRTX_SAS-RAID_Firmware_THVJ9_WN64_23.14.06.0013_A08.EXE ). The upload completed successfully. I applied the update. The UI showed that the update was "in-progress" for the next 8 hours. After 8 hours I gave up and powered off the Chassis from the CMC.

I powered the Chassis back on and the storage firmware showed as still being 23.13.16.0017

I uploaded the same file again and again initiated an update and this time it worked in fairly short order.

	#!/bin/bash -x

	# Session duration
	# DURATION=43200
	DURATION=3600

	unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY AWS_SESSION_TOKEN

	if ! sts=( $(
	aws sts assume-role \

	#!/bin/bash

	if [ -z "$1" -o "$1" = "mount" ]; then
	action=mount
	elif [ "$1" = "umount" ]; then
	action=umount
	elif [ "$1" = "wait" ]; then
	action=wait
	else
	echo "missing action"

	#!/bin/bash

	if [ -z "$1" -o "$1" = "mount" ]; then
	action=mount
	elif [ "$1" = "umount" ]; then
	action=umount
	else
	echo "missing action"
	exit 1
	fi