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| Then reboot. You can just unplug it. At this point I wouldn’t worry about file corruption. If the thought bothers you, you can run sudo shutdown now, then unp
by zenocon 14y ago
| Then reboot. You can just unplug it. At this point I wouldn’t worry about file corruption. If the thought bothers you, you can run sudo shutdown now, then unplug.
I wouldn't recommend just unplugging it. I have corrupted more than one RPi sd card this way. Do the latter, it will save you a lot of time in the long run, especially after you spend all the time to download software and set it up -- do you really want to do that again.
This is a fun post. I've been using both technologies recently -- I'm thinking of ways I could practically apply this...hmmm
- tjoff 14y agodd if=rasppi.img of=sdcard And you are good to go, worth it regardless of how you shut down.