0.4.0 - Wake-on-LAN and a fixed address
Two small things that both mean fewer walks to the machine room.
Wake-on-LAN. If the target keeps standby power and has WoL switched on, the Power panel can now wake it with a magic packet. Put the target's MAC address in Settings and press Wake. No optocouplers, no wiring, nothing to solder - this is the one way to turn a machine on that needs no hardware at all.
Static addressing that works. The Network tab has had address fields for a while; now they actually take effect. DHCP stays the default. Two safety nets come with it: an address that does not parse falls back to DHCP at boot, and the board's button now reverts the device to DHCP as well as clearing the password. So a valid-but-wrong address - the kind that leaves a device on a network nobody can reach - is recoverable by holding a button, the same way a forgotten password is.