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    fahraynk got a reaction from d.k.Brazz in orange pi 5 plus auto-shutdown when inactive   
    I recently purchased an Orange Pi 5 Plus and installed Armbian. It shuts down about every ten minutes. Strangely, when it is streaming video over HDMI it does not shutdown. So it can stream movies for up to three hours without shutting down. But if I am not streaming, for example if I am SSH into the device, it will shutdown after about ten minutes and I get booted out.
     
    I disabled system suspend in `settings > Power settings` but this did not help. I also just replaced the power supply with a 4 amp power supply (up from 3.5 amp) but this did not help at all. I also looked around 'armbian-config' but I did not notice any settings that could be the issue.

    I do not see any services or anything in the system log related to this. I tried to install caffeine as a workaround, which is supposed to prevent the computer from sleep, however, this did not help. I installed caffeine and made sure it was running but again it didn't help:
     
    ```bash
    ps aux | grep caffeine
    pi          2356  0.0  0.2 364892 45416 ?        Ssl  13:53   0:00 /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/caffeine
    pi          2517  0.0  0.2 364896 45000 ?        Sl   13:53   0:00 /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/caffeine
    ```

    I would like help to debug this problem. Please give me some tips to track down the issue. Thanks!

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