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    After change motherboard, WOL not work, or its strange...

    Hi.
    WOL was work perfect in my old motherboard.
    Today, I change my motherboard to MSI x470 Gaming Plus.
    Not reinstall kubuntu, only change motherboard.
    After this change, WOL not work.
    I review all in bios, all is good in bios.

    But I have this strange:

    Start PC, in konsole execute this:

    sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g
    I have this:
    Supports Wake-on: pumbg
    Wake-on: g

    Good, its perfect but not work WOL...

    Then, execute this:
    sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g

    And then, work fine WOL!!!

    If I restart the computer, I need re-execute sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g for work WOL.

    I don't understand this and I don't know if its issue of motherboard, or I need made some change...
    I search info but I don't view any with this similar problem...

    Thanks in advanced.

    #2
    Well, I don't understand it either, but,
    if that is all that's needed, why not just run it at boot.

    System Settings, Startup and Shutdown, Autostart, Add script...

    [EDIT] Knowing the usual behaviour of network interfaces at boot, if it doesn't work, a script with

    sleep 20
    sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g

    might.

    And of course, if you don't want to type the password, use sudoers.
    See "How to to run sudo command without a password" or similar.
    Last edited by Don B. Cilly; Aug 02, 2019, 12:31 AM.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Don B. Cilly View Post
      Well, I don't understand it either, but,
      if that is all that's needed, why not just run it at boot.

      System Settings, Startup and Shutdown, Autostart, Add script...

      [EDIT] Knowing the usual behaviour of network interfaces at boot, if it doesn't work, a script with

      sleep 20
      sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g

      might.

      And of course, if you don't want to type the password, use sudoers.
      See "How to to run sudo command without a password" or similar.
      Its a possible solution but...if all its good for WOL, what the reasson that not work WOL, and when execute:
      sudo ethtool -s enp34s0 wol g
      Works perfect!!

      Its very very strange...

      If I create a script for this, when shutdown the computer, I can't start with WOL...

      Thanks and regards.

      PD: You location its very good, I'm in peninsula

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        #4
        Originally posted by wonder View Post
        If I create a script for this, when shutdown the computer, I can't start with WOL...
        True. As a temporary fix, you could hibernate/sleep... maybe?
        Because, as I said, I have no idea. Maybe "all is not good in bios"
        But maybe when the time zones get better, someone will.

        PD: You location its very good, I'm in peninsula
        Yes, it is

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          #5
          Yes, as a temporary fix, yes, I caan hibernate/sleep, but I like solved this problem, I don't know the reasson, maybe, like you indicate, all is not good in bios...but I review all in bios and appears well...

          Thanks and regards!

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            #6
            Have you tried this - from a Google search. There are some other links also, and this one is pretty Windows-centric in the reply, but the basic BIOS info seems to be there. I do NOT have a MSI MB ...
            The next brick house on the left
            Intel i7 11th Gen | 16GB | 1TB | KDE Plasma 5.24.7 | Kubuntu 22.04.4 | 6.5.0-18-generic

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              #7
              Yes, I read the thread that you indicate before post here.
              Also, I open a post in msi forum.
              After this days, I view that, its a "little bug" of new bios, don't have wake on lan option in the bios.
              Like this motherboard I have in guarranty, I prefer change to gigabyte.

              Thanks and regards!

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