this would be very helpful for me as well, i have a rpi2 hooked up to a projector in an attic, and i have to cut the breaker everytime i need to reboot it (once a month?), if it could just kill itself and fire back up, boy would that be great
this would be very helpful for me as well, i have a rpi2 hooked up to a projector in an attic, and i have to cut the breaker everytime i need to reboot it (once a month?), if it could just kill itself and fire back up, boy would that be great