Hi folks,
I have a Seagate nas running Debian Bookworm. I'm unable to get it to resume from sleep via a WOL packet like it does with the original firmware.
The original firmware is their own version of Linux running a very old kernel 3.10.72.
The original firmware put the box to sleep via a script that ran the commandI believe this called a Python module called Unicorn that controlled the whole system to place the box into sleep mode. I was then able to WOL the box with a magic packet.
Does anyone have any idea on how I could try to get this box to sleep and then wake via WOL on Debian Bookworm?
Thanks for any tips offered.
I have a Seagate nas running Debian Bookworm. I'm unable to get it to resume from sleep via a WOL packet like it does with the original firmware.
The original firmware is their own version of Linux running a very old kernel 3.10.72.
The original firmware put the box to sleep via a script that ran the command
Code:
dbus-send --system --dest=com.lacie.Unicorn --type=method_call --print-reply --reply-timeout=1000 /com/lacie/Unicorn com.lacie.Unicorn.switch_runlevel string:sleep
Does anyone have any idea on how I could try to get this box to sleep and then wake via WOL on Debian Bookworm?
Thanks for any tips offered.
Statistics: Posted by tony_p — 2024-03-05 23:49 — Replies 0 — Views 10