Hi!
When opening a command line / bash with WinSCP and typing in "halt" everything works like a charm: the router stops everything within 10-20 seconds and every LED is finally turned off and the router ready for poweroff.
But when I try to achieve the same using Putty, the router always only performs a reboot instead of halting itself. Here's putty's command line I use:
And turnoff.txt simply contains "halt" as a command.
Why does it reboot instead of halting itself?
When opening a command line / bash with WinSCP and typing in "halt" everything works like a charm: the router stops everything within 10-20 seconds and every LED is finally turned off and the router ready for poweroff.
But when I try to achieve the same using Putty, the router always only performs a reboot instead of halting itself. Here's putty's command line I use:
Bash:
putty -ssh admin@192.168.1.5 -pw xxx -m C:\Users\xxx\turnoff.txtAnd turnoff.txt simply contains "halt" as a command.
Why does it reboot instead of halting itself?
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