On 19 Jan 2001, Eric W. Biederman wrote: > Hmm. I haven't looked in detail but I believe that wake-on-lan, > is only that just the wake up not reset or power off. And it is really > touchy going beyond that because then anyone plugged into your switch > could reset/reboot any of your nodes. This is true. But, reset-on-lan and power-off-on-lan are going to happen. API does it now on the CS20, and another (to-be-named) company is going to do it too. > And with at least SDRAM timing at issue at stake this is something > that is that needs solving. what do you think of using CMOS as a flag for "last time I reset, linux got all the way up". I'm going to put example code for this out in C form in a bit. ron
