Sorry to mislead youJivelite thread to understand key presses.
Gpio Keys are handled by
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/74a357602c469b159202ce7ef629d7e8fd8ba97c/arch/arm/boot/dts/overlays/README#L691
Not sure if anyone has actually tried it. Best to start a new thread
with wh
paul- wrote:
> If you want to used gpio to control Jivelite, you will need to simulate
> keyboard events. I think this is covered in the Jivelite thread.
Well i just finished reading through the 100 (!) pages of the Jivelite
thread (I assume this is the one:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/sho
I agree that issuing the halt command is easy enough, but in a setup
that's already using sbpd a script wouldn't be necessary. Isn't it just
a case of adding a new command to sbpd_command.cfg, say:
Code:
XLMS=["stopserver"]
...and then assigning
halt is more reliable.
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Steering the discussion back to sbpd, I've just spotted that there's a
'stopserver' command. Would it be sufficient to issue this command, via
a button press in sbpd, before pulling the power? Would this ensure
that no writing to cache and prefs is taking place at the moment the
power is pulled
