Hi,
> Regarding waking up at a certain time:
> Go to the wiki in read carefully about nvram-wakeup.
This damn Siemens D1605 board is not supported by nvram-wakeup. First
Siemens has some own checksum calculation and second guess-helper isn't
able to guess the CMOS addresses for the alarm clock.
Bernd Juraschek schrieb:
Hi!
Now I've patched my kernel with suspend2. Now after hibernating to
suspend-to-ram or ACPI S4 WOL is working perfectly. Hibernating to
the poweroff mode disables WOL again. Is WOL never possible if the
PC is soft powered off?
After powering off the PC per
Hi,
it seems to be a problem with the Siemens D1605 board. WOL isn't working
for ACPI S3 sleep mode. After Changing to S4 all is fine.
But - I think yesterday it was working with S3 also. I will try it again
after all recordings are done ...
Greetings,
Bernd
Hi!
> Now I've patched my kernel with suspend2. Now after hibernating to
> suspend-to-ram or ACPI S4 WOL is working perfectly. Hibernating to
> the poweroff mode disables WOL again. Is WOL never possible if the
> PC is soft powered off?
After powering off the PC per long-pressing the power button
Hi,
> 1) Make sure that your Interface does not get down, when Linux shuts
> down. Control this behavior, with the Links on your Switch or maybe there are
> also light that must not turn off on your interface. The rc_down_interface is
> perfect for this
> 2) Have you set wake on lan
Have you tried ethtool to setup WoL options?
I run "ethtool -s eth0 wol pg".
- Kimmo
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Tekijä: "Bernd Juraschek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Päivämäärä: 3. maaliskuuta 2007 1:18:32
Hello,
I'm trying to wakeup my Siemens Scaleo-T using
> Have you tried disabling "RC_DOWN_INTERFACE" in /etc/conf.d/rc ?
Hmm - it was disabled already :-(
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Bernd Juraschek schrieb:
>>> - BIOS: Wakeup controlled by BIOS and WOL enabled
>>> - Gentoo: echo -n PCI0 > /proc/acpi/wakeup ; halt
>>> - Router: wol -h PC-IP-Addr PC-MAC-Addr
>> I use etherwake to send wol packet (it sends ethernet packets, not udp
>> one that doesn't work with my lan card).
>
> >- BIOS: Wakeup controlled by BIOS and WOL enabled
> >- Gentoo: echo -n PCI0 > /proc/acpi/wakeup ; halt
> >- Router: wol -h PC-IP-Addr PC-MAC-Addr
>
> I use etherwake to send wol packet (it sends ethernet packets, not udp
> one that doesn't work with my lan card).
Now the PC gets pure ethernet
Bernd Juraschek wrote:
Hello,
What I've done:
- BIOS: Wakeup controlled by BIOS and WOL enabled
- Gentoo: echo -n PCI0 > /proc/acpi/wakeup ; halt
- Router: wol -h PC-IP-Addr PC-MAC-Addr
I use etherwake to send wol packet (it sends ethernet packets, not udp
one that doesn't work with my lan
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