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AFAIK, waking up from standby is controlled by hardware, you can't |
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control such events. |
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As for the WOL (Wake on Lan), you _must_ have an ethernet adapter which |
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supports it, usually they have a connector that must be linked to the |
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motherboard. In this way, your ethernet card will be always on and to |
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wake up your PC you have to send a special packet to the MAC address of |
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the card. |
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There are lot of scripts to send such packet, just google it around. |
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Regards. |
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On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 11:32:58PM -0600, Hung Dang wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I try to set up my server such that it can go to standby state if it has |
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> not been used for a while and can be wake up when there are some events |
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> such as that come keyboard, mouse, or it is great if it can wake up from |
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> LAN request. I try to google for a while and have not found any useful |
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> information. |
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> Any suggestion? |
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> |
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> Thanks a lot |
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> Hung |
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> |
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_ * Massimo Gengarelli <massimo.gengarelli@×××××.com> |
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~0 (_| * Computer Science student @ http://www.unibo.it |
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