Shutdown Script

[Substring]

@lackyluuk here is a simple example : https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-buildroot/blob/rb-4.1.X/board/recalbox/fsoverlay/etc/init.d/S25lircd

All scripts are triggered at start with a start argument, as well as at shutdown with a stopargument.

A init skeleton script would look like this :

#!/bin/sh

start() {

}

stop() {

}

case "$1" in
  start)
	start
	;;
  stop)
	stop
	;;
  restart|reload)
	stop
	start
	;;
  *)
	echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}"
	exit 1
esac

exit $?

You'd just need to populate the start and stop functions. In your case, the stop function only, and get rid of everything related to start or restart, so after all it would look like this :

#!/bin/sh

stop() {

}

case "$1" in
  stop)
	stop
	;;
esac

You could even code everything in your stop) case. Now you'd just need to call a python script to raise your gpio output to 1. Call your init.d script something like S99zled so that you're sure it gets called first. The python part should be rather easy, but just say if you need some help.

[lackyluuk]

Thank you very much @subs. I will try this.
With python I do not have any problems thank you

[Dragu]

@lackyluuk
I know, is old, this means, you have resolved the case. I would also need such script. I can tell you why. My Nespi near his TV is in a closed case and I always anyway soft shutdown it in ES. After, I have further a remote socket (Is not the only one in this room) to switch it off totaly. So, as I cannot see a modified power led through the shelf door, I want to use a buzzer instead that sounds during the shutdown process. Weird, but are we not here to invent always new perversities ?

[Dragu]

@lackyluuk
Quelqu'un aurait vu notre ami suisse ?

[Substring]

@dragu @abunille any news from lackyluuk ?

[abunille]

@substring

At the moment very busy. I hope he has more time soon.

[lackyluuk]

@Dragu @Substring I am sorry that I didn't reply. I am still here Currently I am quite busy with other things as @abunille said. I really hope that there is more time soon. There is still work to do for the wiki :))
@Dragu I think your proposal is possible. Let me check my config (it's a while ago :D) and then I can give you more information

[Dragu]

@Substring
I tried something out, probably full of errors.
I put the stop case in custom.sh together with a call to my other script.

#!/bin/bash

python /recalbox/share/myscripts/run-fan.py &

stop() {
python /recalbox/share/myscripts/buzzer.py &
}

case "$1" in
  stop)
	stop
	;;

and for the pin that should be high during shutdown (I use 23).

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import os
import signal
import sys
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
def setup():
    GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
    GPIO.setup(23, GPIO.OUT)
    GPIO.setwarnings(False)
    setPin(True)
    return()
try:
    setup()
except:
    GPIO.cleanup()

[Substring]

@dragu if should rather look like

#!/bin/bash

stop() {
python /recalbox/share/myscripts/buzzer.py &
}

case "$1" in
  start)
    ;;
  stop)
	stop
	;;

Or you're starting twice your script. I added a start "in case" you'd ever need one for later purpose

[Dragu]

@Substring
Thanks, but the first line is my fan control, so they cannot be both in custom.sh ?

[Substring]

@dragu add the fan control in the start then

[Dragu]

@Substring
Good idea, I will try this out tomorrow. Have nice dreams .

[Dragu]

@Substring
J'ai testé, il semble que le script ventilo ne fonctionne pas dans le start().
Quelque part aussi logique, je présume que c'est juste prévu comme runonce, donc scripts qui s'exécutent seulement une fois.

[Substring]

@dragu custom.sh reçoit start comme paramètre au boot, donc aucune raison que ca ne marche pas

[Dragu]

@Substring
Tu sais, parfois ces drôles de machines se fouttent tout simplement de notre gueule

[Substring]

@dragu nan, c'est toujours du pebkac

[Dragu]

@Substring
J'ai compris pepkac est un synonyme d'Ibm

[paradadf]

This is an english topic

[Dragu]

@paradadf
You are right, but sometimes the language switching has also some pepkac or ibm issues

[Dragu]

@Substring

It's working.
I forgot the esac at the end of the script.
Thanks.