Tom,
My SD card is getting corrupted after issuing the reboot command and
de-powering the board. And I must de-power the board to save power.
Here is the sequence:
1) From uClinux, issue reboot command
2) Exits uClinux and enters to DEBUG> prompt
3) De-power entire board.
Not every time, but sometimes the SD card is getting corrupted from
this. Does anyone have any advice or know of a better method? Would
it be better just to 'umount' the drive, and then de-power, skipping
the reboot step?
Steve Bennett implemented a uClinux 'poweroff' command that turns the
power off on a WildFire board with the RTC option (and no short across
the Wakeup pads). It appears to do quite a bit of background work before
turning off the power. Perhaps it closes any open files, etc..?
Bfn,
Bob Furber
Thanks,
Tom
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