Does 880GM-E41 support Wake-On-Lan?
I've been through the manual at 880GM-E41:
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/880GM-E41.html
But it makes no mention of supporting Wake-On-Lan. It shows a BIOS picture and support for all other type of wakes, but not Wake-On-Lan. A search of the internet gives inconclusive evidence.
Any feedback appreciated!
Thanks!
Modern mainboards do not have a specific 'Wake on LAN' option in the BIOS.
Most recent MSI boards, including yours, use an integrated Realtek PCI-E network controller. So in BIOS, you need to enable 'Wake on PCI-E', and then configure the driver properties for the network controller in Windows.
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Message was edited by: cooolorRegarding the different remote wake-up behaviour within or after a certain amount of time since when the machine went to sleep, this is most likely related to entries in the ARP tables of some router expiring. After some time that a router doesn't see traffic for your machine's IP address, it forgets that data for that address has to be forwarded on that physical port. Therefore, when trying to wake up a machine from remote, the "magic packet" does not pass through the router to the machine at all.
This can be solved by introducing some always-on low-power programmable appliances that can generate the magic WoL packet from inside the LAN on request. For example, routers that can mount OpenWRT ( http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware?action=show&redirect=toh ), e.g. La Fonera and some Linksys, can do this after installing the "wol" package.
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Would like to request the following changes (could make it more easy to support WOL):
/etc/config.d/wol:
# Comment out the following line to support Wake On LAN
WOL_ARGS="-i"
/etc/rc.shutdown (or wherever there's a reference to 'halt -i' or similar):
. /etc/conf.d/wol
/sbin/poweroff -d -f -h $WOL_ARGS
/sbin/reboot -d -f $WOL_ARGS
[Edit]
/etc/rc.d/network:
. /etc/conf.d/wol
if [ -n $WOL_ARGS ]; then
/sbin/ifconfig ${1} down >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
Thoughts?
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Last edited by soloport (2008-07-30 06:31:03)You should submit a feature request for this on the bugtracker. Here in the forum, there is no guarantee that the right devs, or any devs, will see it.
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