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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Let's just make some last tests<br />
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Try to remove the X850, connect the x735 to the GPIO and be sure that both of the latching switches are up(the one with the white tap and the one next to the micro usb entrance). For the power switch(the on from the metal case), try to remove it from the x735 board and try to turn it on by the blue momentary switch. <br />
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Another test with it on, is to run the command "sudo x730shutdown.sh"<br />
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Commands that are only "shutdown" or those selected by the OS interface are not going to be working to poweroff the x735...they are ONLY going to poweroff the raspberry.I have a special fix for it that I'm going to be sharing in my Youtube Channel soon.<br />
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Gigabauer Tech<br />
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