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HI,
I was thinking of using your scheduler. But, I am concerned that my customer will make a mistake with it and then cannot do anythign about it until the scheduler 'kicks' in to affect further changes. Is there a GPIO I can pull down to 'awake' the Rpi and bypass ths scehduler at all?
Posted : 14/11/2024 4:33 pm
There is no built-in funtionality that does what you mentioned, however you can always implemt it by yourself. The software is written in BASH, and modification on it should be rather simple.
Maybe a better way is to write your own script/program, which monitors a GPIO and renames the "schedule.wpi" file if that GPIO is pulled down. You can put the full path of your script/program in this beforeScript.sh file, so it gets executed on boot before running the schedule script. Renaming the "schedule.wpi" file will effectly disable the schedule script.
Posted : 14/11/2024 4:54 pm
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@admin Hi, sorry never got notification of a reply. Thanks for the suggestion. Looks/sounds promising 🙂
Posted : 18/11/2024 2:50 pm