I ran some tests tonight, the file systems were unmounted well before
the fast 10 blinks of the green led.
If you are using a network mounted disk, then the shutdown can take
longer, as the system will wait for the network drive to be unmounted
before finishing the shutdown.
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Hi,
thanks for your answer.
> As far as LMS is concerned this is a .wav file, then all the transcoding
> defined for WAV take place. In this case it seems to me is converted to
> FLAC 44.1/16.
Hi that is exactly what I do not understand. The File is a DXD file
http://dsd-guide.com/faq/what-dx
I'll have to check the lights on my systems. I never pay attention to
them. But the OS is halted within about 5-10 seconds of pressing the
shutdown button.
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paul- wrote:
> The firmware is probably still active. Just pull the plug. That is
> how pCP is designed.everything is in Ram or readonly filesystems.
Just to be clear Paul-, Are you saying all filesystem operations are
completed before the green LED flashes 10 times ?
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wtnh wrote:
>
> But I notice that the green activity LED on the Pi continues to blink
> for about 30 seconds, then goes out. Since I am also running LMS, I am
> wondering if LMS is still active and doing some disk I/O. If so, I would
> think that powering off the Pi should wait to avoid SD card
