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video-audit.md

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Video audit: real-touch system controls and reboot

The source is 20260923T000520Z-system-controls-real-touch.mp4, SHA-256 91880c8fa17a7933936e95327c51c5d6dc6820109864be059dc79eccd1271ebd. ffprobe reports H.264, 1920x1080, 30/1 fps, and 180.000 seconds.

Camera observations

The recording begins with the running shell/monitor view. During the control interaction, fingers are visibly placed on the panel while the monitor view is active. The panel changes to a bright, overexposed state around video 46–49 s, followed by a dark panel and the K230 boot logo around 50–55 s. The camera exposure and glare do not establish the bright state’s UI structure or make the words “Power off”, “Cancel”, “Reboot”, or “Reboot now” legible. The footage therefore supports the user-directed touch sequence followed by a reboot, while the exact confirmation labels and earlier cancellation choice remain unverified by camera text.

The later recording returns to the shell view. Representative physical frames are system-pre-touch.png (video 0 s, SHA-256 d8323e6e649fe56333be64aab1ed9c36ce8884ac8651b1aeca5f0917dcf71f79), system-boot-logo.png (video 55 s, SHA-256 c4ef2ed1c0d302148e97350183116b889a00892b90fe68b9936d57f57225e294), and system-post-reboot.png (video 170 s, SHA-256 378020ceb726f240276649c34bfc646c22b9f141386ed2be3e8a68d90fd36493). The middle frame is the clearly visible boot-logo state; the preceding bright state is not classified as a particular UI page.

Corroborating reboot evidence

reboot-console.txt records the shutdown and reboot without injected serial commands. post-reboot.txt reports boot ID 8915db67-9428-4b87-95fa-f83f075bc7cf, active shell, seatd, and firewall, and Sway’s initial splash seed/removal. The native returned-shell capture is after-reboot-native.png. Together with the late camera frames, these establish return to a working shell after the control-triggered reboot.

This is a warm, touch-triggered reboot with host cables attached. It is not a power-on, battery, or standalone cold-boot test, and the camera does not prove finger calibration or exact hit targets.