feat: let the router set the ready GPIO pin after startup#9
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feat: let the router set the ready GPIO pin after startup#9
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Motivation
Otherwise, the pin may be set high by systemd before the router is actually ready to process data.
Change description
--after-startflag, that executes the given command when the router is readyAdditional Notes
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