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Febs:
You want to shutdown, not reset. Press and hold the pause/play button.
jacobts:
well, what is the diference?
unless that is where you have to do the 5-10 wait minutes there
but if not, then reseting will do the same thing
soap:
--- Quote from: jacobts on November 29, 2006, 11:15:46 PM ---well, what is the diference?
unless that is where you have to do the 5-10 wait minutes there
but if not, then reseting will do the same thing
--- End quote ---
The difference could not be larger.
Menu+Select causes a reboot at the hardware level. Like pressing the reset button on your computer. The operating system doesn't see it coming, and doesn't have a chance to save state before the reboot.
Pressing and holding Play/Pause causes Rockbox to gracefully shutdown on Rockbox's own terms. Just like the "Shut Down" command on your Windows computer.
bascule:
--- Quote from: soap on December 03, 2006, 09:23:05 AM ---Menu+Select causes a reboot at the hardware level. Like pressing the reset button on your computer. The operating system doesn't see it coming, and doesn't have a chance to save state before the reboot.
Pressing and holding Play/Pause causes Rockbox to gracefully shutdown on Rockbox's own terms. Just like the "Shut Down" command on your Windows computer.
--- End quote ---
So which one should the OP use to ensure Rockbox does a DataBase commit on restart?
I'm asking partly for my own knowledge, as I've never even operated an iPod, let alone seen one with RB on it ;)
scorche:
Shutdown (holding play/pause).
Note how he used the words "doesn't have a chance to save" and "gracefully shutdown" to describe each option. ;)
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