u/Floopy32-Greenog12

Hi all.. So last night I tossed my current ~1 gallon of 1F that I had going for close to a week as I wasn't happy with how I went about it. So I took my two scobys out and put them in a bowl with a bit of the old 1F and cleaned the jar. I made a fresh batch of tea following the steps laid out here in this group (1C of sugar to 4 quarts purified water)..

As I was pouring it into the clean 1 gallon jar I decided to get my other 1 gallon jar and make a 2nd jar as I had two full scobys... So I split the 1 gallon of sweet tea between the two jars and use purified water to fill the jars to make two 1 gallon jars of tea.

It was only later after thinking about it that I effectively diluted the tea sugar and flavor-wise.

I can't undo the tea dilution but I can add in another 1/2C of sugar in each 1 gallon jar by heating some of the tea in each jar and ensuring the sugar is dissolved in it before cooling and adding back into each jar.

Or I could just leave things be but I'm not sure if there's enough sugar to keep the scoby' happy for the next week or so.

Of course I could just start over -- I've got more tea and sugar.

Thoughts?

Hi all ..

I'm just wondering about my newly delivered Comet PoE and using it to control the BIOS on my headless HP EliteDesk Mini G6.

I bought this KVM specifically to allow me to control all aspects of this little machine I've got but I find that I have no keyboard at all when trying to get into the BIOS by pressing F10 during system startup. Interestingly enough I can't even get a physical wired keyboard to work either now for some odd reason -- although I did get it to work a few times yesterday.

I saw someone else asking about the Prodesk G6 that basically had the same issue.. I disabled the virtual media feature but I'm still stuck.

If this is just a combo that doesn't work for some reason are there other KVMs that work with the HP EliteDesk/ProDesk G6's that will allow BIOS control aside from the usual operating system access?

I really like what I see with this KVM but if its not able to handle my primary use-case then I might have to find something else..