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<blockquote data-quote="pontusson" data-source="post: 1191909" data-attributes="member: 112394"><p>The power supply is connected to the power button pins on my motherboard so when ignition on it boots and vice versa, configured Windows power options to enter hibernation when power button is pressed. 30 seconds after ignition is off the power supply cuts all power to save car battery (in addition to this my car enters some kind of sleep after 10 minutes and also cuts). So far it works fine. In the last picture above you see two power switches in the center console, one is for ignition power to stop it from booting if no one is riding in the back, the other is for main power if I need to hard reset (I reach it from driver seat).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pontusson, post: 1191909, member: 112394"] The power supply is connected to the power button pins on my motherboard so when ignition on it boots and vice versa, configured Windows power options to enter hibernation when power button is pressed. 30 seconds after ignition is off the power supply cuts all power to save car battery (in addition to this my car enters some kind of sleep after 10 minutes and also cuts). So far it works fine. In the last picture above you see two power switches in the center console, one is for ignition power to stop it from booting if no one is riding in the back, the other is for main power if I need to hard reset (I reach it from driver seat). [/QUOTE]
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