Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinShort
First I moved /sbin/poweroff to /usr/local/. Then I created a new "poweroff" file in /sbin/ to replace the poweroff we just moved.
I made the new "poweroff" file a shell script, with the following lines:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
zcat /etc/images/kraken-ghostbuster.raw.gz | /usr/local/Kobo/pickel showpic
cat /mnt/onboard/YOUR_IMAGE.raw | /usr/local/Kobo/pickel showpic
/usr/local/poweroff &
Don't forget to make it executable with "chmod +x /sbin/poweroff". |
I've used this hack to interpose a I/O to disk
here, since using inittab doesn't work. Unluckily I noticed that I can't power on Kobo using the power button. I connected it to my pc with usb and it waked up instantly. I retried another time but this happened again. I think poweroff is not executed: the powered off image was displayed, but the device was not really powered off. My script was simply:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/poweroff &
the script was executed, since I tested it with an echo before the poweroff line. Are you sure I must add the & at the end of command? Maybe with the & the shell waits poweroff and poweroff waits the shell... I can test it but I was a little scared when the Kobo didn't power on...