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PostPosted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:44 pm 
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Has anyone had any success using nvram-wakeup with an Intel DG965WH motherboard?

My machine is the same specification as a Dragon 2 except for the tuner cards but I have had no success. I followed the wiki reference http://knoppmythwiki.org/index.php?page=WakeupToRecordWithMythWelcome. When I run nvram-wakeup it tells me the motherboard is not supported. I then went through the guess-helper procedure but the 2 nvram-wakeup.conf files it produced look incomplete.
Code:
################################################
##  Mainboard autodetection information:
##
##    - Mainboard vendor:   "Intel Corporation"
##    - Mainboard type:     "DG965WH"
##    - Mainboard revision: "AAD41692-306"
##    - BIOS vendor:        "Intel Corp."
##    - BIOS version:       "MQ96510J.86A.1618.2007.0117.1535"
##    - BIOS release:       "01/17/2007"


upper_method = INTEL


Both error logs look similar as the directisa error file shown here
Code:
$Id: guess.c,v 1.22 2004/03/04 08:38:14 bistr-o-math Exp $
Opened file 31.23.59.59+ readonly...
Opened file 11.12.13.14+ readonly...
Opened file 01.00.00.00+ readonly...
Opened file 01.00.00.00- readonly...
Assuming size of files 256 bytes
guess: Opening /dev/mem in O_RDONLY mode...
guess: _DMI_ table found: base: 0xE4380, size: 0x668, count: 35
guess: data block   1 at offset 0x000: type   4, size 0x023 ( 35)
guess: data block   2 at offset 0x071: type   7, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block   3 at offset 0x08D: type   7, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block   4 at offset 0x0A9: type   7, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block   5 at offset 0x0C5: type   0, size 0x018 ( 24)
guess: found string "Intel Corp."
guess: found string "MQ96510J.86A.1618.2007.0117.1535"
guess: found string "01/17/2007"
guess: data block   6 at offset 0x116: type   1, size 0x01B ( 27)
guess: data block   7 at offset 0x1AE: type   2, size 0x014 ( 20)
guess: found string "Intel Corporation"
guess: found string "DG965WH"
guess: found string "AAD41692-306"
guess: data block   8 at offset 0x228: type   3, size 0x011 ( 17)
guess: data block   9 at offset 0x2B6: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  10 at offset 0x2C8: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  11 at offset 0x2DC: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  12 at offset 0x2EE: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  13 at offset 0x30A: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  14 at offset 0x327: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  15 at offset 0x344: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  16 at offset 0x361: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  17 at offset 0x37A: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  18 at offset 0x393: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  19 at offset 0x3AC: type  10, size 0x006 (  6)
guess: data block  20 at offset 0x3D3: type  10, size 0x006 (  6)
guess: data block  21 at offset 0x403: type  10, size 0x006 (  6)
guess: data block  22 at offset 0x430: type  13, size 0x016 ( 22)
guess: data block  23 at offset 0x44C: type  32, size 0x014 ( 20)
guess: data block  24 at offset 0x462: type  16, size 0x00F ( 15)
guess: data block  25 at offset 0x473: type  17, size 0x01B ( 27)
guess: data block  26 at offset 0x4EF: type  20, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  27 at offset 0x504: type  17, size 0x01B ( 27)
guess: data block  28 at offset 0x553: type  17, size 0x01B ( 27)
guess: data block  29 at offset 0x5CF: type  20, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  30 at offset 0x5E4: type  17, size 0x01B ( 27)
guess: data block  31 at offset 0x633: type  19, size 0x00F ( 15)
guess: data block  32 at offset 0x644: type 187, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  33 at offset 0x64F: type 187, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  34 at offset 0x65A: type 136, size 0x006 (  6)
guess: data block  35 at offset 0x662: type 127, size 0x004 (  4)
guess: Following DMI entries found:
guess:  - Mainboard vendor:   "Intel Corporation"
guess:  - Mainboard type:     "DG965WH"
guess:  - Mainboard revision: "AAD41692-306"
guess:  - BIOS vendor:        "Intel Corp."
guess:  - BIOS version:       "MQ96510J.86A.1618.2007.0117.1535"
guess:  - BIOS release:       "01/17/2007"
Couldn't guess checksum addresses (out of 0).

Any help would be appreciated.

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 1:23 am 
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You probably want to use acpi wakeup. It is much easier to set up than nvram-wakeup and has better HW support:

http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/ACPI_Wakeup

If it doesn't seem to be waking up consistently, check the "Fussy Bios" section. This fix seems to be required for a lot of MBs.

Allen

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:22 pm 
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Thanks for the advice and sorry about taking so long responding but I had some other issues with the machine. I stumbled at the first step in that ACPI was not working. When I looked at the bios I could not find any reference to ACPI on the menu. According to the manuals it should be there but the only options I get in the Power menu are
After Power Failure
EIST
Intel Quick Time
Wake on LAN
and one other which I have forgotten.

I have upgraded bios once to 1618.
Does anyone else with this board get all the menu options?
Do I need a newer version of bios?
Is there a jumper I need move somewhere?

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