[broca]

As far as I can tell, Poweroff command is available in the X86-64 image. I can issue the "poweroff -f" command and the system will do some cleaning (messages scroll thru too fast but I do believe they are related to SCSI and Disks) before turning power off.
My question is this the proper way to poweroff and shutdown a x86-64 based DD-WRT system?
I don't really like to use the power switch,
Best.

[kernel-panic69]

Announcement: X86 based Hardware Forum FAQ – README

1. First couple of relevant forum search hits:
   
   • DD-WRT Forum Index -> X86 based Hardware -> poweroff vs reboot on cmdline (2021)
     
   • DD-WRT Forum Index -> X86 based Hardware -> Shutdown? (2006 - 2017)
   
   
2. Semi-Related:
   
   • DD-WRT Forum Index -> Broadcom SoC based Hardware -> How to suhutdown properly ? (2011)
     
   • DD-WRT Forum Index -> Broadcom SoC based Hardware -> [Optware] How to power off the router? (2012)
     
   • DD-WRT Forum Index -> Broadcom SoC based Hardware -> Turning off the Router

In other words, "Yes. A forum search for poweroff would've answered your own question."