when testing stuff like this, only do one thing at a time. if you do
many at once, you won't know which one was the key, (altho sometimes it
is a combo of things, but thats why you try things in a considered
order)
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MrSinatra
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using:
sb2 & sbc (my home) / sbrec & ipeng (pa
Thx for all your answers.
I did some more testings. And I really don't understand:
> I've unplugged all my squeezeboxes: it then worked. So it couldn't be
SBS.
> I replugged my squeezeboxes one by one, it also worked fine!!!
Now, it seems to work fine with all my squezeboxes plugged!
Maybe
>You can use the Windows Task Scheduler to start a program (ie cmd.exe)
and select "wake up computer". <
Does that not rely on writing an alarm to the real-time-clock chip?
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amcluesent;574200 Wrote:
> IMHO, no software app can bring a PC out of sleep, it has to be
> something on the mobo.
You can use the Windows Task Scheduler to start a program (ie cmd.exe)
and select "wake up computer".
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verypsb
1x Boom, 1x Classic, 2x Duet, 1x Touch
Hi...
One caveat upfront is that I'm using a Duet system, not an SB3, but
seems like the basics oughta' be the same. I've been playing around
with this functionality, too, the past few days. First of all, this
phrase from the Wiki is VERY important to understand:
"There is no way to tell Squee
the computer has to be wired to the router, the sb3 can be wireless.
i have a dell laptop and when i got it, i could not get it to go to
sleep or hibernate unattended. i tried EVERYTHING and the only thing
that worked, was swapping out the hard drive. from that point on, it
slept like a baby.
I am very interested in this WOL feature. I have a wired SB3 and an XP
computer. I installed MCE and selected S3 sleep state. When I go into
devices my SB3 is not listed. How do I enable my SB3 so it can wake my
computer from S3 state?
I believe that Wake on Magic Packet is enabled on my computer.
Here is the other tool http://slicksolutions.eu/mst.shtml
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slate
Main: Duet -> Beresford Caiman -> Carver A-500x -> B&W 704
Office: Duet -> Technics SU-V50 -> Stax SR84 Pro
Server: Zotac IONITX-A, 4 GB, 1 TB WD EADS, Win7 w. 7.6 (SQLite)
Tied together by D-Link DIR-655, DGS-1008D
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Odd. Your PC is wired to the router and not using wi-fi?
And no plug-in on the Squeezebox Server to do with power-management or
preventing system Stand By?
>When testing, all were in standby mode (clock on display).<
They are still chatting to Squeezebox Server just to get the time...I'd
still
> I've set up windows to go into standby.
I've disabled the WOL in bios
When the computer goes into standby, after 3 sec, it restarts.
> I've stoped squeezebox server and SQUEEZE process in task manager.
When the computer goes into standby, it stays in standby mode.
So my problem is closely lin
Teus de Jong;574679 Wrote:
> You have to configure your network adapter: it should only respond to
> Magic Packet. In general, the standard setting is 'Magic pattern and
> Pattern Match'. You'll find your network adapter in Control Panel >
> Device Manager > Network Adapters. See attached image f
didjean;574658 Wrote:
> Thanks for your answer.
> The WOL was configured via the BIOS (I enabled it).
> I don't see what should I do regarding what you say about Power
> Management.
> I'll do some more testing tonight and let you know.
> Cheers,
You have to configure your network adapter: it s
Maybe this tools can reveal something
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/05/hidden-windows-7-tool-troubleshoots-sleep-mode-problems/
A co-worker gave me a link for another tool a while back. but where
is it now...?!
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slate
Main: Duet -> Beresford Caiman -> Carver A-500x -> B&W 704
Offic
amcluesent;574200 Wrote:
> IMHO, no software app can bring a PC out of sleep, it has to be
> something on the mobo.
>
> Are you sure you've configured the Wake-On-LAN correctly in your
> Ethernet card via the BIOS and/or Power Management config for the
> network interface?
>
> It should only c
Are you sure you've configured the Wake-On-LAN correctly in your
Ethernet card via the BIOS?
It should only come out of sleep in response to the 'magic packet', not
any traffic.
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amcluesent
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I've just discovered the WOL functionality and this is absolutely
magical as before I was leaving my computer always on just for my
squeezes.
Yesterday, I tried to set up power management in Windows 7.
As soon as my computer goes into standby/hibernate, SBS always wake up
the computer. The only
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