Re-write for Single Reboot\Shutdown button #53
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This is a complete change for those doing more of a home brew approach and coding a single led and button to function for both a safe reboot and a safe shutdown. I modified the source code from Retroflag so I wanted to give credit where it's due and create a fork and pull request so others can use the code for themselves if they like. All the code is documented in the safeshutdown.py script.
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This is a complete change for those doing more of a home brew approach and coding a single led and button to function for both a safe reboot and a safe shutdown. I modified the source code from Retroflag so I wanted to give credit where it's due and create a fork and pull request so others can use the code for themselves if they like. All the code is documented in the SafeShutdown.py script.