Hi
I've just downloaded Armbian_21.02.3_Rock64_buster_current_5.10.21.img.xz for my Rock64 and flashed the image to a microSD card using BalenaEtcher. Over the last couple of days I've been writing a menu based script that creates a shutdown script to spin down HDDs during the shutdown phase on Linux based SoC PC. The reason behind the script is to get around an apparent problem whereby HDDs are forcefully being shut off when SoC PCs power off. I have posted this problem myself on the Open Media Vault forums, I have come across it here on the Armbian forums, the ODROID forums and also the Stack Exchange forums.
During my script development and testing I have been using ayufan's Rock64 images found [here](https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build) as they've always worked for me compared to the Armbian ones which sometimes never booted up or froze halfway through booting.
Unfortunately OMV 5 decided to play up overnight and the web-GUI stopped working all together. After several different fixes I decided it was best to wipe the OS and start again. Whilst I had the opportunity, I thought I could try Armbian again. The good news is it actually boots now and I'm able to install OMV 5. Sadly I don't seem to be able to shutdown my Rock64 at all unless I unplug the power barrel connector which of course damages the files and is causing the HDD's to re-spin up.
I first noticed the Rock64 not shutting down when I tried to shutdown from OMV's web-GUI. To rule OMV being the problem I tried some of the shutdown commands from the CLI:
reboot -p
shutdown -P
poweroff -p
As shown in the video below you can see it goes to shutdown but soon after it starts back up.
https://youtu.be/h-fi7iHLMBI
With ayufan's Rock64 image with the same shutdown command it shuts down with literally 5 seconds and then remains off. Does anyone know what's going on here?
