Andrew Junev wrote:
It would not work for me, because ETHTOOL_OPTS is only honored in ifup-eth
script, not in ifdown-*. Once my NIC is *down* it ignores any packet sent
to it. The only way (for me) to have WOL is to create a halt.local script
as I described before. It also does not require any initscript
modifications which could be lost after an update. :)
D'oh! I should have noticed earlier that you're using atl1. Yeah, that's a
driver bug. The fix is queued up for the 2.6.25 upstream kernel.
Ummm... And what about my case? Do you think it's also a driver bug?
Sorry, I got confused. *Your* case is a bug in the atl1 driver that will be
fixed in the 2.6.25 kernel. I don't know what's going on for Adalbert Prokop,
unless he's also using atl1.
-- Chris
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