vdr@xxxxxxxxxxxx(Alfred Zastrow) 29.05.05 07:28 Once upon a time "Alfred Zastrow " shaped the electrons to say... >Rainer Zocholl schrieb: >[...] >> # nvram-wakeup -s $((`date +%s`+ 10 * 60)) >> >> Box does not wake up anymore. >> >> With 2.4.2x i had no such problem. >[...] >If you don't find a solution to get NVRAM-wakeup working Worked before upgrade to kernel 2.6.11 I think i can't blame nvram-wakeup, because if i shutdown using the "power botton pressed long" the BIOS too is not able to wakeup the box by timer. But i remember that there were some option in the kernel settings "Use real mode APM BIOS call to power off " But as i wrote in a other posting, the BIOS is suddenly no "APM" anymore.. IIRC APM and ACPI can't be used at the sametime. Maybe ACPI did not work under 2.4 so nvram-wakeup uses APM (real mode) call? >try my >ACPI-wakeup. >The setup is pretty simple and with a little bit of luck your >motherboard is also able, to start on this way. >You can download it from here: >http://www.zastrow4u.de/download/acpi-wakeup-0.1.tar.bz2 I'll try. Thanks. >BTW. I use a Epox EP-8K5A2 board, which is working so far under Linux >2.6.12-rc1, but only with _daily_ recordings. That means i should not use nvram-wakeup but programm the wake up via BIOS to turn on every day at the "main" time? Or does "acpi-wakeup" only allow daily recordings? (IIRC Sergei said that non-daily wakeup would only be possible with nvram writin hack, because teh API isbroken by design.) Rainer---<=====> Vertraulich // // <=====>--------------ocholl, Kiel, Germany ------------
