If there by chance a list of components or services on the Linux side of the Yun that can be turned on and off programmatically? Similar to the "wifi up/down" command. I found a post that outlines how to turn off the entire Linux side of the Yun, which is a great power saving ability, but it does turn off the linux processor as well.
API way:
cd /etc/init.d
/etc/init.d# ls
avahi-daemon network
boot pcscd
cron rcS
dbus rename-wifi-if-access-point
defconfig rngd
delete_uhttpd_cert rngd-turn-off
dnsmasq sysctl
done sysntpd
dropbear triggerhappy
firewall ubus
fstab uhttpd
generate_new_gpg_key umount
handle_wifi_reset usb
led usd
luci_dhcp_migrate watchdog
luci_fixtime
./uhttpd stop
./uhttpd start
lexical43:
If there by chance a list of components or services on the Linux side of the Yun that can be turned on and off programmatically? Similar to the "wifi up/down" command. I found a post that outlines how to turn off the entire Linux side of the Yun, which is a great power saving ability, but it does turn off the linux processor as well.
@lexical43,
SonnyYu has given you the answer of how you can do it, if you use the webGUI. Please be aware if you do a fully factory reset of your YUN (aka 30+ second reset) , you will lose those settings.
SEE: Resetting the processors (AR9331, WiFi, and 32U4)
In addition, if you want to play with the Command line method, you can login (SSH) to your Yun and make changes that way.
MY boot up notes are available here: http://codesnippets.altervista.org/documentation/yun/index.html
Best of Luck
Jesse