yes, I have been following the guide entirely...just other have experienced, when I add that to the config file, I get the kernel panic message and when I remove it, it goes away.Camble wrote:@Spruc3Moose Have you amended your /boot/config.txt to include the following line:
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dtoverlay=gpio-poweroff,gpiopin=22,active_low="y"
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echo "@reboot /usr/bin/nice -n 19 /usr/bin/python ~/GBZ-Power-Monitor_PB/gbz_power_monitor.py" >> mycron; crontab mycron;rm mycronCode: Select all
max_usb_current=1
dtoverlay=gpio-poweroff,gpiopin=22,active_low="y"
dtoverlay=pwm-2chan,pin=18,func=2,pin2=13,func2=4
disable_audio_dither=1Some people have had issues with the cable plugged in. The board I'm using to test here works with or without the charging cable, so I'm having trouble replicating the problem again.Paddy wrote:it's working now for me (without power plugged) ...
I have replaced the /boot/config.txt with this (I have done these before) and added the "dtoverlay=gpio-poweroff,gpiopin=22,active_low="y"" line ...
http://www.mediafire.com/file/5am8ss7b7 ... config.txt
edit: ok, it's strange ... after some successful shutdowns I'm now receiving the kernel panic after booting. Looks like the Pi immediately shutsdown after the script started. Checked the wiring -> ok; checked twice -> ok ... I have no idea
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kernel.panic = 1It will kernel panic if the switch is set to ON and you shut it down manually, yes. Because the PowerBoost will not power off unless the switch is set to OFF.Spruc3Moose wrote:@camble
I have tried many fresh images on two pi zeros and I have still not seen any safe shutdown video...power switch still just shuts down the pi immediately.
I added the kernel.panic = 1, but now the pi reboots when I initiate a shutdown from the emulation station menu.
So i'm not sure what the next step is to make the safe shutdown work...if I flip the switch off, it still just shuts down immediatelyCamble wrote:It will kernel panic if the switch is set to ON and you shut it down manually, yes. Because the PowerBoost will not power off unless the switch is set to OFF.Spruc3Moose wrote:@camble
I have tried many fresh images on two pi zeros and I have still not seen any safe shutdown video...power switch still just shuts down the pi immediately.
I added the kernel.panic = 1, but now the pi reboots when I initiate a shutdown from the emulation station menu.
Does this happen when just running on battery?Spruc3Moose wrote:Camble wrote:Spruc3Moose wrote:if I flip the switch off, it still just shuts down immediately
yes, i have not tried shutting down while charging.Camble wrote:Does this happen when just running on battery?Spruc3Moose wrote:Camble wrote: