The Raspberry Pi doesn’t support any kind of sleep/hibernation. If you want to achieve a “fake” sleep you would need to look at ways to stop Kodi and stop Hyperion.
That is most likely related to how the stripe acts when it gets power but now signal.
Might want to check this threads
Hi, thnx for reading this im bumping in to a “problem”
On openelec i had this script, linked to my remote.xml SO when i pressed a button (blue) the rpi was checking if the hyperiond is loaded, if not it is loading it starts up, if it is loaded it stops. (on off switch).
in remote.xml (this is good)
RunScript("/home/osmc/hyperion/switch.py")
Now on OpenElec somebody wrote this script for me
import subprocess
pid = subprocess.Popen('pidof hyperiond', shell=True, close_fds=True, stdout=su…
https://raw.github.com/tvdzwan/hyperion/master/bin/install_hyperion.sh
This may fail when your systemtime is not correct! check time with:
date
Now install hyperion
sh ./install_hyperion.sh
Put hyperion.config.json in /etc
Enable GPIO’s:
vi /boot/conf…