Maybe a circuit could be placed inbetween the reset button and the reset circuitry. If the reset button was pressed once, the machine would properly shutdown. If for some reason that would not work, the user could double click the reset button to do a real reset. Of course Linux would have to be looking for the reset signal.
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Maybe a circuit could be placed inbetween the reset button and the reset circuitry. If the reset button was pressed once, the machine would properly shutdown. If for some reason that would not work, the user could double click the reset button to do a real reset. Of course Linux would have to be looking for the reset signal.