I have an odd problem I'm trying to solve. I have an older flat panel TV
that I'm using as a computer monitor for a Linux system. The TV does not
(appear to) support any sort of auto-standby mode when it gets no signal,
so it just displays the "no signal" notice 90% of the time.
Currently I have s
I do know there are power strips with Ethernet connections that can control
individual outlets. Usually used for brute force resets of equipment, they
can be commanded remotely for whatever purpose. Available from Black Box,
etc. Might be able to find them at Fry's or appropriate online search.
HT
Ah, good point. In fact I do have some of those here. I would sort-of
prefer not to rely on any sort of network connection, but if nothing else
works out, that may be the best option.
-wes
On Thu, Jan 24, 2019 at 7:20 AM Michael Barnes
wrote:
> I do know there are power strips with Ethernet con
