Mike Scott
07-02-2003, 05:35 AM
I've just been playing about with a wol-enabled lan card (smc1255) on
a kt7a mobo. My intention was to allow the m/c to be woken from a
standby state to allow remote dumps. However, it persistently turns
itself on from power-off (I suspect every 64 secs - in sync with the
lan ntp broadcast). I've had to remove the wol lan-to-mobo jumplead
to prevent this -- fiddling with the bios settings didn't stop it.
I'm *very* hazy about the acpi power states and the various transition
triggers, and the mobo manual is no help. Can anyone suggest a good
primer please? Or even suggest what I need to do?
Thanks.
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a kt7a mobo. My intention was to allow the m/c to be woken from a
standby state to allow remote dumps. However, it persistently turns
itself on from power-off (I suspect every 64 secs - in sync with the
lan ntp broadcast). I've had to remove the wol lan-to-mobo jumplead
to prevent this -- fiddling with the bios settings didn't stop it.
I'm *very* hazy about the acpi power states and the various transition
triggers, and the mobo manual is no help. Can anyone suggest a good
primer please? Or even suggest what I need to do?
Thanks.
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regards. Mike Scott Harlow Essex England.(unet -a-t- scottsonline.org.uk)