syburgh;343888 Wrote: > As I mentioned earlier, another system which uses the e1000 driver does > not seem to need this additional unload/load cycle to enable WOL during > ACPI S3/S4 I think I can confirm this; My board uses an e1000 and I use an empty "SUSPEND_MODULES" list. > The /proc/acpi/wakeup stuff above is interesting and makes sense, but > I've never had to do this to enable WOL. Maybe this is necessary for > systems with limited BIOS settings or special ACPI considerations? It might be needed on Debian and Ubuntu systems. I play with these, and it looks like I systematically have to tweak those entries. I am not using particularly select hardware, but even on Intel-based systems that seems needed. The example comes from an ASUS N4VM-DH (Core Solo mini-ATX). I don't remember how my (P IV) Dell Dimension wakes under linux, maybe it didn't require tweaking the entries. This machine is so well-behaved.
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