May 29, 201115 yr Just wondering, I have unMenu installed with the clean powerdown package that works like a charm when I lose main power. I wanted to know though if this is the same as the Powerdown script found here? With the package through unMenu, I do not seem to have CTRL+ALT+DEL functionality... Can I run both? Thx, Shawn
May 29, 201115 yr Just wondering, I have unMenu installed with the clean powerdown package that works like a charm when I lose main power. I wanted to know though if this is the same as the Powerdown script found here? With the package through unMenu, I do not seem to have CTRL+ALT+DEL functionality... Can I run both? Thx, Shawn They are identical. The unMENU package does: PACKAGE_INSTALLATION CTRLALTDEL=yes installpkg powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz PACKAGE_INSTALLATION [ -f /usr/local/sbin/powerdown ] && mv /usr/local/sbin/powerdown /usr/local/sbin/unraid_powerdown PACKAGE_INSTALLATION [ -f /usr/local/sbin/unraid_powerdown ] && sed -i "sX/usr/local/sbin/powerdownX/sbin/powerdownX" /etc/acpi/acpi_handler.sh PACKAGE_INSTALLATION [ ! -f /usr/local/sbin/unraid_powerdown ] && sed -i "sX/sbin/init 0X/sbin/powerdownX" /etc/acpi/acpi_handler.sh PACKAGE_INSTALLATION sysctl -w kernel.poweroff_cmd=/sbin/powerdown The only difference is the editing of acpi_handler.sh and rename of /usr/local/sbin/powerdown to unraid_powerdown. acpi_handler.sh is invoked when you momentarily press the power button if you have ACPI enabled in your BIOS. Lime-tech points it to their /usr/local/sbin/powerdown, which will wait for all disks to be un-busy before stopping the array. The unMENU package points it the sbin/powerdown script, which will terminate processes holding disks busy. Joe L.
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