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--- wake_on_lan [2022/09/28 06:59] – NIC setup atari
+++ wake_on_lan [2022/09/28 08:52] (current) – [Machine will not wake up] clarification on what batocera does automatically atari
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 When done, save and reboot to apply.
-===== Setting up the NIC =====
+<WRAP center round info>
+You may be wondering if you also need to enable the Wake-on-LAN feature in the NIC's settings as well. You don't, Batocera will automatically take care of enabling it for you.
-Just boot up your regular Linux distro and adjust the settings from your drivers. Just kidding, manufacturers never release their tools in usable states for Linux, you'll need Windows.
+</WRAP>
-Boot up Windows, then go to **Network and Sharing Center** -> **Change adapter settings** -> right-click on the adapter and go to **Properties** -> **Change** -> **Advanced** tab at the top.
-Now scroll through the drop-down list and set the following:
-  * **Shutdown Wake Up** to **Enabled**
-  * **Wake on Pattern Match** to **Enabled**
-  * **Wake on Magic Packet** to **Enabled**
-Next, click on the **Power Management** tab and check **Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power** and **Allow this device to wake the computer**. Leave **Only allow a magic packet to wake the computer** however you want, but if having issues with the system automatically waking up too often then check it too.
 ===== Wake up your Batocera device remotely =====
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 The most important value is ''g''. Without it being shown, the NIC does not support WoL at all.
-In order to turn on WoL, run the following:
+Batocera should automatically turn on the MagicPacket(tm) feature when the connection is established. If that fails, in order to turn on WoL manually run the following:
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