[mythtv-users] WakeOnAlarm: Searching for the cause of failure
Peter Carlsson
maillist.peter at home.se
Mon Oct 29 18:27:09 UTC 2007
Hello!
I have once again been in contact with Gigabyte supprt, which have been
very supportive.
They have tested with a setup similar to mine with only a minimum of
components and I have done the same. I also followed the exact same
steps as they did and it worked immediately! I then put one component
back at a time and tested the Wake-On-Alarm and it still worked after
all components were back in the computer!?!
The steps suggested by Gigabyte support:
- Load Optimized Defaults in BIOS
- Set correct BIOS time
- Save BIOS settings and exit
- Computer will reboot
- Enter BIOS setup
- Set Power-On by Alarm [Enabled]
- Set Day of Month Alarm [Everyday]
- Set wakeup time 5-10 minutes in the future
- Save BIOS settings and exit
- Computer will reboot
- After reboot turn power off (press power button for 4 seconds)
The only differences from these steps I can recall are that I didn't
load the Optimized Defaults and also instead of holding down the power
button for 4 seconds I issued the poweroff command from the root account.
Is there something I have to do for this to work with the poweroff
command? Suggestions about what I should do next?
I also noticed that the wakeup time was found after a successful startup:
htpc:~# cat /proc/acpi/alarm
2007-00-00 17:55:00
For background information, please see my previous mails.
Best regards,
Peter Carlsson
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