V3 20190501 Can't shutdown?

[wermy]

I was having the shutdown problems before doing that anyway. And also on the first image. I talked to you already on Instagram about mine. Lots of derps with my first V3 build so I may not be the prime candidate for troubleshooting. I just figured I would throw my hat in the ring once I saw other people were having the same issues.

Ah that's right, I didn't put 2 and 2 together with your username. If it was happening prior to this image then I'd definitely check your TX pin as Helder suggested. For anyone else having this issue, if you could double-check that you don't see this behavior in the previous image that would be helpful. You can grab it here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/bc66b24cv ... v3.gz/file

[NeonJesterface]

I've been having this problem with a fresh image, just tried again after specifically making sure I went through and disabled ftp and the same thing did happen. I'll pick up another card when I can, but I just flashed the old v3 image and its doing the same thing

[Helder]

Check the TX voltages to see if they are going low or not then we can try to investigate other things that might be causing this. You can also hold down the power button to force it to shut off once it gets to that point.

[NeonJesterface]

With power on I'm getting 3.28V and at the screen I get stuck at I'm getting 0.2mV, and the power button will not force it to shut off

[Helder]

With power on I'm getting 3.28V and at the screen I get stuck at I'm getting 0.2mV, and the power button will not force it to shut off

So the TX goes high then goes low and stays there? Are you powering thus from the power board or the Pi itself?

The power button does nothing at all without the powerboard attached so your testing without it is going to give you bad results and we will likely give you advice that might not work if we don't know this.

[NeonJesterface]

Yes, Im only using the mintypi as its built, so Im on the battery and powerboard I got from you guys, and the 3.28 was just what I was getting steady with the power on, I can go back and check as the shutdown happens

[NeonJesterface]

And I finally got another SD card, still doing the same thing

[NeonJesterface]

I'm completely stumped here, should I try and reflow anything? or try replacing the pi?

[LilTrublMakr]

Just to make sure:

You are using the power board and off battery. When triggering the halls sensor, it goes through the process but does not cut the power? And the power button turns it on but won't turn it off when held?

[gambino37]

Mine does the exact same thing.