ReBoot / Power Off App (Factory Default): ReBoot - Petrus

[DroidBox User]

When I try to power off the device using the factory supplied default app (Reboot - Petrus), it does not power off, rather it restarts. I have ensured that it is given SuperUser/Root permissions using the factory supplied default app (SuperSU).

I have tried the latest version of the app also. But no change.

 

[alexandr]

Use power off button on remote or hw button on device.

 

[DroidBox User]

Use power off button on remote or hw button on device.

Yes. But I am specifically aiming to get the an app way working.

 

[alexandr]

You can use any method.
Zoomtak use hardware power switch.

 

[DroidBox User]

You can use any method.
Zoomtak use hardware power switch.

Yes But I want the ShutDown using the App specifically.

 

[alexandr]

If you use this application, then you can not turn it off. Use remote on/off button or hardware button.

 

[DroidBox User]

If you use this application, then you can not turn it off. Use remote on/off button or hardware button.

Then why did DroidBox, include this application ?. And with the Power Off menu choice Enabled (not disabled) ?..

 

[ChrisM]

Probably for the other functions it can perform. The APK will have be coded with multiple options for different devices. If you're controlling the device using it on a phone/tablet then it might be worth looking at some of the IR sending apps (if your hardware has IR capabilities).

 

[DroidBox User]

Probably for the other functions it can perform. The APK will have be coded with multiple options for different devices.

Yes that could be correct, when I asked, I asked after considering that the app allows selecting the actions to display, and therefore allows the Power Off option to not be displayed,

If you're controlling the device using it on a phone/tablet then it might be worth looking at some of the IR sending apps (if your hardware has IR capabilities).

Can you re-phrase. Cannot understand.

 

[ChrisM]

If you ever use a phone or a tablet to control your DroidBOX (via Yatse, Kore or DroidBOX Share), then it might be worth checking if your phone/tablet has an InfraRed LED. If it does, you may find an app that can learn and replay codes. You could teach it your Plus v1's infrared remote control, specifically the power button.