Dedic. TV-Server - WOL problem (1 Viewer)

polarie

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    HI there -

    got a little strange problem with my TV-Server:

    it worked fantastic about 5 or 6 months ...

    then - end of last week it starts with some problems which i had once a while the installing procedure ...
    WOL isn't work anymore - but it did all the time ...

    HW is:

    Intel ATOM 330 mITX board with a DUAL-FLEX Riser-Card
    1024 MB Ram
    2 x 80 GB 2.5" HDD'S (system / timeshift)
    1 x 500 GB 3.5" HDD (recording)

    1 x PCI DUAL DVB-S PCTV (Pinacle 4000i)
    1 x PCI TechnoTrend DVB-S2 3200
    1 x USB S7 (Terratec USB S2 box)
    1 x USB MSI - DVB-T Stick

    SW:

    WIN XP SP3
    MePo 1.0.2 stable

    So - when i start my HTPC in the living room - the
    dedicated TV-Server got a PING signal and also woke up.
    a few days ago things change - and the server did't react on the ping signal.

    so while i isntalled all i had the same problem -
    i took a few days till i found out that the DVB-S cards also have a
    LAN-Card implemented (e.g. for SKY-DSL)

    so if there was more than ONE LAN card in the system
    the system does not listen to magic-packet or ping.

    after putting away the dual riser card with its two PCI DVB-cards
    - system listen and start on PING/Magic packet again.
    last time i had that problem i installed the driver again
    and the problem was solved.

    now the problem is back - and the installing of the driver again -
    didn't brought the thing to work back again ...

    maybe there is a way to bring all the MAC-Adresses hard to IP-Adresses
    so the system wil listen with all cards - and react with the right one for the WOL-order.
    i also tried MAGIC-Packet-sender - thats a freeware tool
    which act on MAC-Adresses - nothing

    only thing i changed in the last few weeks -
    after WIN had writing-problems on
    HDD e:\ i took it out of the system
    i put in a new one yesterday -
    no changes - the PC don't start again @ WOL


    i hope u understand WHAT i mean - couse my technical-english is still bad.



    the problems brings a real bad WAF ...
    so i need that machine again running ...

    PLEASE help ...

    THX

    Polarie
     

    polarie

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    AW: WOL capitulate after 5 Months ...

    Well new Hardware - new problems ...


    changed my system @ home

    TV-Server

    Gigabyte N720-US3 MoBo with AM2+ CPU
    WIN XP Pro SP3
    1 GB Ram
    2 x 80 Gig HDD 2.5"

    PCTV 4000i DVB-S2 DUAL
    TV@nywhere MSI DVB-S2

    lots of HDD's (all together bit more than 7 Terra-Byte)

    MediaPortal 1.0.2 Stable (no SVN)
    just put in the changed DLL for Network-monitoring @ power-scheduler...
    - and i think it works fine ...
    MPStandbyhandler
    suspend --- nothing
    resume --- 1. stopp TV-Service 2. start-TV-Service


    TV Server plugin Power Scheduler is ON
    after 20 minutes idle ----> suspend (standby)

    WinXP Energy-Options:
    shut-down HDD's not needed/not in use after 15 minutes
    (couse 9 HDD's need lot of power consu.)


    all clients (no suspend - allways power OFF)
    have a little batch file in the Autostart-folder ...
    if a client start -
    an automatic PING to the server is started,
    and the server wakes up.

    PROBLEM:

    sometimes the server suspend (standby)
    sometimes it does not suspend ...
    (power off i think - couse a direct new ping does not wake up the machine)
    (and if it is hibernate - also a ping would be enought to start the server)

    i can start the server by pushing the power-button.... and it works... (but WAF = 0%)


    makes me wonder why it sometimes suspend and sometimes NOT ...

    LAN-Card ist configured to WAKE up system.
    BIOS ---> WOL is on

    Any ideas ???? :(
     

    polarie

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    is thee a way to find out if there is hardware conflict?

    hardwaremanager says - everything is allright

    but i think that the pci-sata controller does not feel well with the onboard lan...
     

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