--- In "Daniel Souza" <> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way to set an IO pin of the TS-7300 (kernel 2.4) after
> linux's shutdown?
how can expect to do _anything_ "after linux shutdown" apart from
adding a pullup resistor? I'm not sure that you are saying what you
intend to say here.
>I would like to set an IO pin as high after the
> board unmount the file system. I was thinking of something like to
> create a link in the rc0.d directory to be executed after
> S40unmountfs@
so you are not talking about "after shutdown", more like during
shutdown.
> If it is possible the only doubt that remains is how
> can set an IO pin through the console or a .sh file?
>
It may be best if you explain the end you are trying to achieve
rather how to achieve what you think may be a way of doing it. What
is the final objective?
Part of getting the right answer is asking the right question ;)
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