allright. shutdown -h waits for you to push the reset button or turn off and back on the power. But very likely you are using an atx board. Well I heard that to use the full functionality of the ATX board, ( turn off autmatically) you must configure lilo ( lilo.conf). I also think you must enable some feature in the kernel to do that. These are only assumptions but I hope it is of some use. regards
On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Markus Hansen wrote: > hi guys i have the following problem but it seems to me that it is a > little OT. > i want to use wake on lan for a pc. > this pc shall be woken up on lan if another pc is present (this pc sends > automaticly the wake sequence) > my problem is: > i put the pc into the state to be woken up on lan. > one pc wakes it up > the wake-on-lan-pc wakes up and does several services. > now the other pc shuts down and sends a shut down signal to the wake on > lan pc (because it shouldnt run all the time) > the wake on lan pc shuts down... > i cant wake it up later... > this is my problem. > how do i have to shut it down to be able to start it again? > ps what is the difference between shutdown -h and -p (it seems i cant > use p) > plaese help, my evil brother is sitting at my neck if i cant give him a > solution and he is really angry. > markus > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
