I've got WOL working, in so much as I can leave my PC in Sleep mode and
pressing power on a SqueezeBox will wake the server up.
However, I'm wondering if there is anything I can do to wake my PC up when the
alarm time is reached (or slightly before). Eg. is it possible for the SB
firmware to s
Well isn't the clock on the server ? no server no clock no alarm ?
Wake up by SqueezeNetwork then ? but who knows when SN or the Internet
connection goes down.
Well maybe the new Controller could be used for this as it is more
intelligent (I see an enhancement request coming up )
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Mnyb
At the moment I leave my server on all night, so that the SB3 in the bedroom
can wake me up in the morning. I'd love to help save the environment by
putting my server to sleep overnight.
I don't like using SN as an alarm clock - I prefer to wake up to music in my
local lbrary.
It would be nic
My via mother board offers some crude scheduling in bios, so that i can
booth my server for example every morning ?
(I think its even possible to schedule shutdown )
Would it matter of the server is on half an hour before wakeup time ?
You could set the server to wake at the same time every day,
With the SB architecture, there's not much you can wait from the SB. But
if I were you, I would look at the tools you can find for your bios
configuration.
A lot of motherboards have "clock wake up" capability in the bios. And
I know too that tools exists to program this bios parameter from the
c
I use 2 small XP utilities to hibernate and wake my PC each day.
WinOFF - http://www.ampsoft.net/utilities/WinOFF.php - sends it to
hibernate at a set time each night and Wakeuponstandby -
http://www.dennisbabkin.com/php/download.php?what=WOSB - wakes it in
the morning
I save 8 hours power per d
jeremy;296757 Wrote:
> I use 2 small XP utilities to hibernate and wake my PC each day.
>
> WinOFF - http://www.ampsoft.net/utilities/WinOFF.php - sends it to
> hibernate at a set time each night and Wakeuponstandby -
> http://www.dennisbabkin.com/php/download.php?what=WOSB - wakes it in
> the m
>WinOFF - http://www.ampsoft.net/utilities/WinOFF.php - sends it to
>hibernate at a set time each night and Wakeuponstandby -
>http://www.dennisbabkin.com/php/download.php?what=WOSB - wakes it in
>the morning
>
Thanks for those links. I tried Wakeuponstandby and that's working great.
I currently
I've tried and tried to modify the PowerCtrl plugin to allow standby or
hibernation on windows systems..all to no avail so far. I do hope to
revisit this sometime soon. Absent that, if your bios supports rtc
(real-time clock) wake-up, program the bios to wake the server at a
pre-determined time,