Verify R16 onboard installation and service health

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DCCONSTRUCTIONS
2026-09-07 21:27:40 +03:00
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@@ -110,13 +110,24 @@ Node 0.8.12 → 0.8.13 and K1 0.1.12 → 0.1.13, with zero additions/removals.
The existing safe-state pre-install guards remain unchanged. Fleet was online
with idle acquisition before staging; unrelated inventory entries were retained.
The native “Mission Core · K1 R16” installer is open for owner-entered sudo.
Installation and physical acceptance remain pending. Once installed, clear
Chrome cache and test through the normal UI: connect, named scan, STOP through
confirmed completion, navigate away and return, then start another named scan
without a separate recovery action. Also inspect autofill colors and the live
scene corners. No browser/GPU visual acceptance is claimed from build/tests.
The owner entered sudo in the native “Mission Core · K1 R16” installer.
Post-install read-only verification confirms both packages are `install ok
installed`: Node 0.8.13 and K1 0.1.13. The Node service entered active/running
at 21:22:04 MSK on 2026-09-07; K1 entered active/running at 21:22:13 MSK.
Both report NRestarts=0. The bounded warning-or-higher journal since 21:22:00
contains no entries. This verifies installed state independently of an installer
exit code, which the owner has not reported.
After installation, canonical Core health remains HTTP 200, ok=true; Fleet
reports ndc-rover-006 online. Its K1 inventory projection is currently
online=false, verified=false after the service restart. This is not physical
connection acceptance. Clear Chrome cache and test through the normal UI:
connect initially, named scan, STOP through confirmed completion, navigate away
and return, then start another named scan without a separate recovery action.
Also inspect autofill colors and the live scene corners. Physical and browser/GPU
visual acceptance remain pending; no such acceptance is claimed from build/tests.
Final canonical Core health: HTTP 200, ok=true. Port 8000 remains on the original
PID 88424; no backend on 8765. No Docker service or temporary application server
was started. The waiting installer is the only new owner-facing process.
PID 88424 at the pre-install check; no backend on 8765. No Docker service or
temporary application server was started. The installer was the only new
owner-facing process.