Hi Simon,
Hi Peter, thanks for the information. To me it looks like the management PIC is in some kind of weird state, since all the kernel does on shutdown is send an `A` to /dev/ttyS1, which causes the NAS to be powered off [1]. Unfortunately I was unable to find a command reference for that chip. So what I thought about is to install the original OS again and see what it is sending to the PIC during normal operations and shutdown. Until now thought I haven't found the time to do this though. Regards, Simon
I was just about to install the original QNAP-firmware in order to get some hints about the shutdown problem. However, I though it would be a good idea to compare the behavior (during shutdown) before and after the installation.
It surprisingly turned out that the shutdown problem is gone. When pressing the on/off button for 10 sec the system is switching off as expected (no reboot).
... same situation for: shutdown -h nowI have tried this out several times. I have no idea what has happend but everything is fine now :-)
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