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manu  13.Jan.2007 20:19:13
hallo zusammen,
wollte jetzt auch mal von settimer zu nvram umsteigen, weiß aber leider nicht wie ich die erstellte config anpassen muss.
hier die config:


################################################
##  Mainboard autodetection information:
##
##    - Mainboard vendor:  "PCCHIPS"
##    - Mainboard type:    "M848A"
##    - Mainboard revision: "5.0"
##    - BIOS vendor:        "American Megatrends Inc."
##    - BIOS version:      "07.00T"
##    - BIOS release:      "04/02/01"

addr_stat        = 0x31  # but differs somewhere else
shift_stat      = 6
addr_stat        = 0x55
shift_stat      = 6
addr_day        = 0x56
addr_hour        = 0x57
addr_min        = 0x58
addr_sec        = 0x59
addr_stat        = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
rtc_day          = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
reset_day        = ON


vielen dank!
greetz manu
Hardware:
PcChips M848 + Geode1750 @ Powernow! , 768MB DDR-Ram, 250GB HDD, TT 1.3 FF incl Full_TS, Skystar 2.8, AV-Board 1.4, 6" TFT
Software:
easyVDR 0.6
EasyVDR User #89
aquarius  13.Jan.2007 20:29:29
Hallo manu,

probier mal die

##    - Mainboard vendor:  "PCCHIPS"
##    - Mainboard type:    "M848A"
##    - Mainboard revision: "5.0"
##    - BIOS vendor:        "American Megatrends Inc."
##    - BIOS version:      "07.00T"
##    - BIOS release:      "04/02/01"

#addr_stat        = 0x31  # but differs somewhere else
#shift_stat      = 6
addr_stat        = 0x55
shift_stat      = 6
addr_day        = 0x56
addr_hour        = 0x57
addr_min        = 0x58
addr_sec        = 0x59
#addr_stat        = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
rtc_day          = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
reset_day        = ON

Und dann diesen Befehl:
nvram-wakeup -C /etc/nvram-wakeup.conf --directisa -s $((`date +%s` + 10 * 60)) --nowrite

Grüße
- Jens
manu  13.Jan.2007 20:34:47
ok dann bekomm ich das hier:



All values are displayed as they are stored in the nvram/rtc.
(and do not correspond necessarily to the system date/time)

WakeUp  : Disabled (0x80)
Day    : 01 (0x61)
Hour    : 00 (0x00)
Minute  : 00 (0x80)
Second  : 00 (0x00)
rtcDay  : 00 (0xC0)

Enabling (0xC0) WakeUp-on-RTC in nvram.
New Day    : 13 (0x6D)
New Hour    : 20 (0x14)
New Minute  : 42 (0xAA)
New Second  : 01 (0x01)
New rtcDay  : 13 (0xD3)

  Actually, nothing was written into /dev/nvram nor into /dev/rtc.
  (since --nowrite option was used).

Hardware:
PcChips M848 + Geode1750 @ Powernow! , 768MB DDR-Ram, 250GB HDD, TT 1.3 FF incl Full_TS, Skystar 2.8, AV-Board 1.4, 6" TFT
Software:
easyVDR 0.6
EasyVDR User #89
aquarius  13.Jan.2007 20:41:59
Nicht gut

probier mal die

##    - Mainboard vendor:  "PCCHIPS"
##    - Mainboard type:    "M848A"
##    - Mainboard revision: "5.0"
##    - BIOS vendor:        "American Megatrends Inc."
##    - BIOS version:      "07.00T"
##    - BIOS release:      "04/02/01"

#addr_stat        = 0x31  # but differs somewhere else
#shift_stat      = 6
addr_stat        = 0x55
shift_stat      = 6
addr_day        = 0x56
addr_hour        = 0x57
addr_min        = 0x58
addr_sec        = 0x59
#addr_stat        = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
#rtc_day          = 0x70  # but differs somewhere else
reset_day        = ON

und wieder den Befehl:
nvram-wakeup -C /etc/nvram-wakeup.conf --directisa -s $((`date +%s` + 10 * 60)) --nowrite

- Jens
manu  13.Jan.2007 20:44:58
ok jetzt bekomm ich das hier:



All values are displayed as they are stored in the nvram/rtc.
(and do not correspond necessarily to the system date/time)

WakeUp  : Disabled (0x80)
Day    : 01 (0x61)
Hour    : 00 (0x00)
Minute  : 00 (0x80)
Second  : 00 (0x00)

Enabling (0xC0) WakeUp-on-RTC in nvram.
New Day    : 13 (0x6D)
New Hour    : 20 (0x14)
New Minute  : 53 (0xB5)
New Second  : 03 (0x03)

  Actually, nothing was written into /dev/nvram nor into /dev/rtc.
  (since --nowrite option was used).



Hardware:
PcChips M848 + Geode1750 @ Powernow! , 768MB DDR-Ram, 250GB HDD, TT 1.3 FF incl Full_TS, Skystar 2.8, AV-Board 1.4, 6" TFT
Software:
easyVDR 0.6
EasyVDR User #89
aquarius  13.Jan.2007 20:48:54
Sieht besser aus.

jetzt den Befehl:
nvram-wakeup -C /etc/nvram-wakeup.conf --directisa -s $((`date +%s` + 10 * 60))

dann PC herunterfahren und ins Bios schauen, ob Zeit gesetzt wird.