Sergei.Haller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(Sergei Haller) 30.05.05 00:45 >On Sat, 28 May 2005, Rainer Zocholl (RZ) wrote: RZ>> nvram-wakeup shuts down the box gracefully, but the box does not RZ>> wake up anymore! RZ>> RZ>> I am using the CSV verion of nvram-wakeup and did not had that RZ>> problem with 2.4.29 on teh same board and same conf. >it's the new kernel. >more precisely, it is the particular version of the ACPI or APM driver >in the kernel. The APM part of the BIOS is not detected anymore. So it's only ACPI. >when you shutdown your PC, the halt command (ACPI or APM) is called, >which switches off the PC. >some boards do not wake up at all if you shutdown them using acpi. >some boards do not wake up at all if you shutdown them using apm. >some boards do not wake up at all if you shutdown them using some >particulat versions of acpi/apm. >See second reboot problem in README.reboot in the nvram-wakeup >package. I am trying this lines below to set the wakup event and it works only if i disable the "kill part" with hwclock! So i assume the problem is "hwclock". #!/bin/sh LOGGER='logger -t pwroff' WAKETIME=`date -d "1970-01-01 $1 sec -5 min" +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"` WAKEUPCMD=`echo $WAKETIME > /proc/acpi/alarm` $WAKEUPCMD ALARM=`cat /proc/acpi/alarm` echo "$ALARM" | $LOGGER #check if someone is logged on ommited shutdown -h now Rainer
