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* [etherwake] udev: Mask exit code 76 from ethtoolSimon Rettberg2024-03-012-2/+9
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* Remove COPYLIST boilerplate from every module; move to setup_targetSimon Rettberg2021-07-121-5/+0Star
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* [etherwake/idleaction] Try harder to enable WOLSimon Rettberg2021-07-092-0/+13
| | | | | | | | | It was reported that WOL is disabled at runtime on some machines, even though there is a udev rule in place that enables it right when the interfaces get registered. We can only assume this is a race condition with adapter initialization, but worst case something else is running that is interfering with the WOL setting. Now we forcefully re-enable WOL at boot, every hour, and before standby, for good measure.
* [etherwake] Fix filename in REQUIRED_FILESSimon Rettberg2020-08-271-1/+1
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* [etherwake] Fix etherwake symlink, disable pause framesSimon Rettberg2020-08-273-1/+5
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* Debian!Simon Rettberg2020-05-191-0/+7
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* [etherwake] Replace etherwake by jawolSimon Rettberg2019-11-264-7/+15
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* [etherwake] add missing templatesJonathan Bauer2019-04-121-0/+2
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* [etherwake] Enable WOL on every bootSimon Rettberg2019-02-193-0/+10
| | | | | | Some systems disable WOL mode on every bootup, so explicitly enable it again. Note that this is just a software setting, there is usually another setting in the BIOS that completely disables WOL if desired.
* [etherwake] New moduleSimon Rettberg2018-03-223-0/+29