Mark,

Have you considered  using an external embedded MCU for this task ? e.g. .
. .

Board boots, does its thing, notifies and external MCU it's about to
shutdown, then shuts down. The MCU then breaks the connection from battery
to beaglebone, reconnects after 5 minutes, and toggles RESETn.

As for which MCU ? That up to you, but there are MCU's that can run off a
single button cell for 10 + years . . .

On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:09 AM, Mark A. Yoder <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I have a project where the Beagle is collecting data in a remote location
> so it must run off of batteries.  I need to power off everything on the
> processor that can be, then I need it to be in a deep sleep mode, then
> every 5 minutes or so, wake up, take some data and the go back to sleep.
>
> What things can be powered off, both on chip and on board?  I see some
> discussion about powering off the HDMI.  How do I do this?
> Do I need to power off the PRUs?  What else?
>
> I see *echo mem > /sys/power/state* puts the Bone into a low power mode.
> How do I get it out of the mode? Would a crontab entry wake things up?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> --Mark
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