The new 'reboot' shortcut type

[iPodVT]

I just now tried adding a 'reboot' item to my shortcuts.  It triggered a shutdown but not a reboot.  Maybe I'm not properly configuring the entry in my shortcuts.txt file?  This is how it appears:

[shortcut]
type: reboot
data:
name: Reboot
icon: -1
talkclip:

This is on a 7th Gen iPod Classic (MC293LL/A) running dev build 9d3b012ac0-240513.  I'm wondering if the ~20 seconds it now takes for the Classic to shutdown is somehow timing-out the reboot?

[iPodVT]

Now I have installed the same dev build and shortcuts.txt file on an iPod Video 5.5 Gen (MA444LL/A) and the 'reboot' shortcut works on that device.  Quick shutdown, no time-out?

[rockbox_dev123]

A trick I used in the past is to create a file shortcut to .rockbox/rockbox.ipod which will do a warm restart.

[chris_s]

Huh, I don't have an iPod classic, specifically, to test this myself. At first glance, it does look like rebooting is implemented for it, though: https://github.com/Rockbox/rockbox/blob/9d3b012ac06cec18e9128e87bc866169613925dc/firmware/target/arm/s5l8702/system-s5l8702.c#L231

[iPodVT]

I just now tried it again with my Classic:  "Shutting down..." is displayed for about 20 seconds and that's it - no reboot.

I also tried rockbox_dev123's suggestion:  I 'played' the /.rockbox/rockbox.ipod file and my iPod rapidly shutdown and rebooted with no delay on the shutdown, as opposed to the conventional, newly implemented slow shutdown.

Could there be a time-out issue?

[speachy]

Is your iPod modded with an SSD?  If so, what type?

[iPodVT]

Is your iPod modded with an SSD?  If so, what type?

Yes - iFlash-Quad with 2 x 128GB Samsung Pro Plus microSDs.

I also have an 1Mii B06T2 Bluetooth Adapter mounted on the back of the iPod, wired to the headphones jack and battery.  The no-reboot condition is not affected by whether or not the bluetooth adapter is turned on.

[iPodVT]

I just tried it again with a 6th Gen Classic (MB565LL/A) with an original 120GB HD running dev build 9d3b012ac0-240513 and the reboot worked.  There was about a five second delay on the "Shutting down..." screen (unlike the 20 seconds for the 7th Gen with flash), and the entire shutdown/reboot sequence took about 15 seconds.

[iPodVT]

Clarification:  I inaccurately responded "yes" to your question re whether or not there is an SSD in my 7th Gen Classic, as I tend to think of iFlash/SDs as being in the category of SSDs.