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Get rid of username/password?
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1 year 2 months ago #333842
by besriworld
Replied by besriworld on topic Get rid of username/password?
So far it hasn’t complained yet. :side:
Old HDD drives don’t like having their power cut off like that, but modern SSDs don’t really care.
Old HDD drives don’t like having their power cut off like that, but modern SSDs don’t really care.
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1 year 2 months ago #333849
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Replied by tommylight on topic Get rid of username/password?
+1I don't know if it's correct but I directly turn off the main power switch and everything goes off.
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1 year 2 months ago #333853
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If you're running an Rpi4 or 5 with a SD card this method has be known to corrupt the SD card. Ca n leave files open and prevents the OS from doing some "clean up" housework.
You can configure the desktop to start shutdown by pressing the ON\OFF switch on the PC or ask you if you want to shutdown, should be under Power Preferences.
Replied by unknown on topic Get rid of username/password?
So far it hasn’t complained yet. :side:
Old HDD drives don’t like having their power cut off like that, but modern SSDs don’t really care.
If you're running an Rpi4 or 5 with a SD card this method has be known to corrupt the SD card. Ca n leave files open and prevents the OS from doing some "clean up" housework.
You can configure the desktop to start shutdown by pressing the ON\OFF switch on the PC or ask you if you want to shutdown, should be under Power Preferences.
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