On 23-Dec-05, at 5:24 AM, don_quay wrote:
I've just raised a bug sheet for this issue. Please vote for this...
Ethernet to wireless router, then wireless to SB2. XP settings on the
network
card set to allow PC to be woken by WOL packet, and Admin Only checkbox
also
checked.
Is this not just
On 23/12/05 at 10:45 -0800, kdf wrote
On 23-Dec-05, at 5:24 AM, don_quay wrote:
I've just raised a bug sheet for this issue. Please vote for this...
Ethernet to wireless router, then wireless to SB2. XP settings on the
network
card set to allow PC to be woken by WOL packet, and Admin Only
I believe the WMA stream still goes via SlimServer, even if the SB2 is
decoding it?
Or are you talking about using Squeezenetwork?
James
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On 9-Nov-05, at 12:50 AM, getprogs wrote:
This is *not* related to any Windows XP bug etc., but simply a result
of missing traffic from the SB2 to the server - I believe that a Linux
box will also exhibit the same behaviour to preserve power.
you may believe, but real life says differently
Quoting getprogs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Since the new firmware does the WMA ecoding on the SB, my slimserver is
going into powersave since not enough activity is generated from the SB
to the server (i.e. the server thinks the SB is powered off - SB2 to be
exact ;-). This is particularly anoying
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 19:44 -0800, Michaelwagner wrote:
dean Wrote:
Nearly every ethernet card I've encountered does support WOL.
I have some old ones that don't. Also, WOL requires at least an AT-X
power supply and power to the lan card, so some older machines won't be
able to support it
