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== Soft Reset/Halt == | == Soft Reset/Halt == | ||
| − | You can also use GPIO Pin 5 & 6 along with some software that will monitor for a low state and then run a script. | + | You can also use GPIO Pin 5 & 6 along with some software that will monitor for a low state and then run a command. |
| − | + | You can get the script [https://github.com/g0to/misc_scripts/blob/master/raspi_gpio_actions.sh here] | |
| + | Set the script to run at start by adding it to /etc/crontab | ||
| + | @reboot root /home/user/scripts/raspi_gpio_actions.sh | ||
| + | <font style="color:red">Disclaimer: I did not write this script, I'm regurgitating her for my own reference. For full details see the reference section.</font> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:40, 17 December 2015
Hard Reset Switch
Raspberry Pi B, B+ and 2 have P6/Run headers that can be used to reset the Pi or power it on from halt.
Note: The location of this pin header varies by hardware revision.
Soft Reset/Halt
You can also use GPIO Pin 5 & 6 along with some software that will monitor for a low state and then run a command. You can get the script here Set the script to run at start by adding it to /etc/crontab
@reboot root /home/user/scripts/raspi_gpio_actions.sh
Disclaimer: I did not write this script, I'm regurgitating her for my own reference. For full details see the reference section.