fw_crocodile
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- Apr 8, 2021
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- 11
Hello,
first I've to say that the wake on lan functionatlity is working and the issue is not related to hardware/BIOS settings.
I'm using TrueNAS SCALE, so I'm operating on a linux environment.
The wake on lan capabilities of the network card are disabled on boot, probably on driver loading. I've to enable the magic packet before the shutdown if I want to be able to turn it on later by a magic packet (ethtool -s ethX wol g).
There is any place where some settings are applied on the network interfaces where i can add this settings?
Or the only solution is to add a init/shutdown script?
Would it be possible to add it on the network card configuration panel? It seems tthat it's a common problem to have the wol turned off on driver loading.
first I've to say that the wake on lan functionatlity is working and the issue is not related to hardware/BIOS settings.
I'm using TrueNAS SCALE, so I'm operating on a linux environment.
The wake on lan capabilities of the network card are disabled on boot, probably on driver loading. I've to enable the magic packet before the shutdown if I want to be able to turn it on later by a magic packet (ethtool -s ethX wol g).
There is any place where some settings are applied on the network interfaces where i can add this settings?
Or the only solution is to add a init/shutdown script?
Would it be possible to add it on the network card configuration panel? It seems tthat it's a common problem to have the wol turned off on driver loading.