How to detect reason for ACPI wakeup?
Howdy,
My HTPC goes to sleep (S3) and resumes just fine (via RTC or WOL).
My problem is that I need to know whether it woke up from RTC or WOL and I find nothing in dmesg that gives me a clue for the wakeup reason.
Is it something that I can get from somewhere?
Thanks,
Marc
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Home page: http://marc.merlins.org/ Quoted 8 lines · Marc MERLIN
Howdy,
My HTPC goes to sleep (S3) and resumes just fine (via RTC or WOL).
My problem is that I need to know whether it woke up from RTC or WOL and I find nothing in dmesg that gives me a clue for the wakeup reason.
Is it something that I can get from somewhere?
http://marc.info/?l=linux-acpi&m=133478932527097&w=2 is a similar sort of request; maybe something similar could be done.
Bjorn
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My HTPC goes to sleep (S3) and resumes just fine (via RTC or WOL).
My problem is that I need to know whether it woke up from RTC or WOL and I find nothing in dmesg that gives me a clue for the wakeup reason.
Is it something that I can get from somewhere?
http://marc.info/?l=linux-acpi&m=133478932527097&w=2 is a similar sort of request; maybe something similar could be done.
Here's how you can detect RTC wakeup:
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/153612/
Daniel
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My HTPC goes to sleep (S3) and resumes just fine (via RTC or WOL).
My problem is that I need to know whether it woke up from RTC or WOL and I find nothing in dmesg that gives me a clue for the wakeup reason.
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Is it something that I can get from somewhere?
http://marc.info/?l=linux-acpi&m=133478932527097&w=2 is a similar sort of request; maybe something similar could be done.
Here's how you can detect RTC wakeup:
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/153612/
Thanks for the patches.
Do you know if either is likely to ever make it to mainline?
Thanks,
Marc
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.... what McDonalds is to gourmet cooking
Home page: http://marc.merlins.org/ Quoted 3 lines · Marc MERLIN
Thanks for the patches.
Do you know if either is likely to ever make it to mainline?
I'm planning on pestering people until they do. The button wakeup one has been acked so I assume that one is close.
Waiting for comments on the rtc-cmos patch.
Daniel