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#1 2018-04-18 03:22:24
- Yianni-VJ
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Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
I have set up my printer to run unattended.
I want to restart the system after slicing to make certain I don't have memory issues during print.
Problem is that restart command works 50%-60% of the time. Is it just me?
Is there a way to make sure the system will restart when I issue the command through nanoDLP?
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#2 2018-04-18 07:22:25
- elshad66
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Re: Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
do not need to restart
if you restart and wait a long time
poor nutrition
put any
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and install 5.2 volts for power pi
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#3 2018-04-19 20:26:59
- Shahin
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Re: Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
If you are not using PWM, disabl pigpio binary, it is the causing this issue.
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#4 2018-04-20 23:23:25
- Yianni-VJ
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Re: Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
Hi Shahin,
I googled "disable pi gpio binary" but I can't find instructions on how to do it...
Can you please help?
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#5 2018-04-21 13:36:08
- adam
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Re: Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
There you go:
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#6 2018-04-23 20:55:22
- Yianni-VJ
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Re: Restart button does not always restart Rasbian
Thank you very much Shahin & Adam !
I issued the command:
sudo systemctl disable pigpiod
Restart always responds and memory usage appears to be lower.
Makes me want to try using the camera again, to see if it I can avoid crashes.
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