Open seamonkey420 opened 6 years ago
Here is a method to get this working OSMC. Verified working on my OSMC setup! :) Per rern' post here: https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/trying-to-add-off-button-with-script-at-startup-not-working/18975/6
Just change the button value to 5 for power button or 3 for reset button.
button = 5 or button = 3 in the shutdown.py
leaving open to see if this can get added by author.
script updated to enable led while in safeshutdown mode. this is 100% verified working now on over 6+ setups or redo setups. led = serial port gpio.
https://seamonkey420x.blogspot.com/2018/04/osmc-and-new-nespi-case-with-safe.html
When I use these scripts in OSMC and Raspbian the Pi goes to sleep and the fan keeps spinning, when I boot into Retropie and shutdown the Pi shutsdown completely and so does the fan!
script updated to enable led while in safeshutdown mode. this is 100% verified working now on over 6+ setups or redo setups. led = serial port gpio.
Does your standy light go off? If you have a fan does it stop spinning?
yes my light does go off. i do not have a fan installed though so cannot report on that however i believe you figure out what gpio port it’s on and shut it down too. i’m on mobile atm but look into later this week.
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script updated to enable led while in safeshutdown mode. this is 100% verified working now on over 6+ setups or redo setups. led = serial port gpio.
Does your standy light go off? If you have a fan does it stop spinning?
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yes my light does go off. i do not have a fan installed though so cannot report on that however i believe you figure out what gpio port it’s on and shut it down too. i’m on mobile atm but look into later this week.
This script works perfectly in Retropie, I don't know how the 'shutdown_fan' script works and how I get it to work in OSMC/Raspbian.
Have you had any chance to look into it? Or should I ask for help on the Raspbian/OSMC forums?
sorry buddy, i have not had a chance recently. i would prbo ask in the Raspbian and OSMC forums.
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Here is my guide for getting my SUPERPi working with OSMC, fan stops on shutdown too. https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/howto-install-safe-shutdown-script-for-retroflag-cases-raspberry-pi-3-b/78572
Yea I have one too: https://github.com/Denisuu/OSMC_NesPi-SuperPi_Safe-Shutdown
Adding a solution for 2023 (and beyond I hope) installers tumbling upon this thread:
OSMC lock the /boot/config.txt
file, GPIO overlays must be added to /boot/config-user.txt
I've edited the installation script from crcerror to make it work on a fresh OSMC install:
https://github.com/Steuv1871/retroflag-picase-osmc
Hope it'll help others.
Issues getting this to work on OSMC. Errors i notice when running script in SSH as root "E: Unable to locate package python3-gpiozero"
After some digging found issues w/build that osmc is based on and getting gpiozero packages. used suggestion of user over here and used PIP:
https://github.com/RPi-Distro/python-gpiozero/issues/538
this did get those packages installed but switch does not do anything after this even. i plan to look into other OSMC service scripts that have been used w/other power pcb add-ons.
thanks!