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| Author: | alexvd [ Sat Sep 01, 2007 5:20 pm ] |
| Post subject: | hibernate and wake (suspend to ram) with a415 dogbone remote |
I have been leaving my masterbackend and slave/frontend on 24X7. I would like to reduce power consumption a little. I searched but I could not find a howto for just doing hibernate and resume with a button (I guessed tied to a script) on my a415 happauge dogbone remote. Can anyone point me to a howto? Running R5e0 (Until the new release comes out with SD support). |
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| Author: | cecil [ Sat Sep 01, 2007 7:36 pm ] |
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nvram-wakeup is what you should investigate. |
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| Author: | jmckeown2 [ Sat Sep 01, 2007 7:50 pm ] |
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I run a single BE/FE that I never put to sleep, so I'm probably talking out my butt here. I'm pretty sure the back end can be set to wake-on-lan when the front end wakes up to connect. The trick is can you wake the Front end PC from a remote? I'm not sure you can with a Hauppauge remote. The trick is that the connection from the receiver to the motherboard has to be configured to do the wake up. (like a Wake-On-Lan, or an old Modem's Wake-on-Ring.) If a USB keyboard can do it, why not a remote? I have the iMON VFD which includes a remote and has a connection to the powersupply jumper on the montherboard. Again with the warning about talking out my butt, because I never hooked-up this connection, but supposededly that jumper allows the remote to power-on the pc from off. Plus, it has a myth-compatable VFD. |
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| Author: | alexvd [ Sun Sep 02, 2007 3:42 pm ] |
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Thanks for the nvram suggestion. Just to be clear, I am only looking to do a hibernate or sleep and wake for my slavefrontend. Right now I am not using it to record. |
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