e. What I do for shutdown is
> > to open "Storage" under "Components" and de-select "Use" on my primary
> > "GENODE*" partition. I assumed that this would cause any pending file
> > operations to complete, similar to a UNIX "sudo umount&quo
roblems that
> you experience with those low-level components, if possible.
>
I see. My problem is not so much with usb_drv but with a particular device
(my wifi dongle that's passed to the VM). After VM shutdown the USB state
becomes corrupted somehow, and requires a hard reset by manual
Hi Colin,
> 1) I have been using Sculpt on real hardware. What I do for shutdown is
> to open "Storage" under "Components" and de-select "Use" on my primary
> "GENODE*" partition. I assumed that this would cause any pending file
> operations t
>
1) I have been using Sculpt on real hardware. What I do for shutdown is to
open "Storage" under "Components" and de-select "Use" on my primary
"GENODE*" partition. I assumed that this would cause any pending file
operations to complete, similar to a UNI
Hello,
On 16.04.20 09:23, Shlomo Pongratz wrote:
> I'm running sculpt-20.02.img on QEMU and I wonder if the only way to
> shutdown sculpt is to kill QEMU?
>
> Is it the same for real HW (e.g. to push the reset button)?
>
> I'm sure it is somewhere in the documentatio
Hi,
I'm running sculpt-20.02.img on QEMU and I wonder if the only way to
shutdown sculpt is to kill QEMU?
Is it the same for real HW (e.g. to push the reset button)?
I'm sure it is somewhere in the documentation but I've failed to find it.
Bes
