Sure. Knowledgebase contains unbricking instructions for both models .
I am just wondering if it actually erases user config area during the bootloader phase of the unbricking procedure .
Sure. Knowledgebase contains unbricking instructions for both models .
I am just wondering if it actually erases user config area during the bootloader phase of the unbricking procedure .
You know someone’s going to try it.
reboot
should be forbidden in $onInit
, really!
I’m suddenly tempted to try call onInit
in there, too
Why?
If you want to have an adventurous afternoon, why should I stand in your way?
Like you have never seen a stack overflow .
I agree.
I disagree. There are hundreds of just as dumb things a user can do.
I really want to avoid reboot loops.
You’re not my dad! You can’t tell me what to do!!!
Carefully construct a new macro containing a reboot
command and exec
it from $onInit
. You can still shoot yourself into the foot, if you really want to. But at least obvious mistakes are prevented. I like!
I’m paraplegic, so I could shoot myself in the foot and not even flinch.
I kind of expected an initialized
flag. Checking that before executing reboot
would work regardless of how or where the command is called.
Checking that before executing
reboot
would work regardless of how or where the command is called.
Macros don’t run synchronously, and can wait for arbitrary length of time.