Boot automatically
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2005-11-16, 06:43 AM
Hello,
I want to start up the PC automatically over the bios. Is there a plug-in for gbpvr available wich makes this possible? Joe Cool
2005-11-16, 08:24 AM
Come again?
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2005-11-16, 03:33 PM
Joe Cool Wrote:Hello, I think you mean resume from hibernate. Or resume from standby. Set this in the BIOS and make sure the pc will sleep after the preset time in windows. GB-PVR should wake your pc up to record a show or update the EPG. If this is not what you mean then................................
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2005-11-16, 09:51 PM
Or do you mean instead of entering windows xp you want GBPVR to load so that to the casual eye it will seem that it is not a computer running but a TIVO-like pvr. Check out http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Tips/BootIntoGBPVR
2005-11-16, 10:58 PM
Darx-starz Wrote:I think you mean resume from hibernate. Or resume from standby. Set this in the BIOS and make sure the pc will sleep after the preset time in windows. GB-PVR should wake your pc up to record a show or update the EPG. If this is not what you mean then................................ Hello Darx-starz, what means hibernate? I mean from standby. I have AMI-BIOS Ver. 3.31a. Wich option have I to change? RTC Alarm Power on? Thanks for your help!!! Joe Cool
2005-11-17, 06:27 AM
Hibernate is also referred to as S4 - it's a deeper mode of suspend. It writes all of it's memory to hard drive, after that the computer is *almost* completely shut off. It uses just a bit of power to detect a keypress or a mouse movement in order for it to resume from hibernation.
In my world you shouldn't have to change anything 8in BIOS) to let the computer wake up from standby. Schedule a recording with GBPVR, make the computer go into standby and see if it wakes up. GBPVR usually handles this for you.
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