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Why!. I think it is a simple function in the BIOS. Is your BIOS genuine from Intel ...
ckleea 發表於 2010-7-8 18:03
Intel uses different wordings for the AC power failure recovery function. Intel uses "After power failure" with three options: Stay off, Last state, Power on. In the previous attempt, I have tried the third option "Power on" but it did not work at that time. Later on after playing around with other parameter values, such as "Wake on Lan from S5" and "Wake system from S5", the auto-on function works. After removing the last two parameters settings, the auto-on function still works. I am wondering what has happened and what has done besides the above-mentioned task.
Any way, it is confirmed that Intel D510MO board does have the auto-on function (or AC power failure recovery function). As the result, the Asterisk will resume after AC power failure recovery.
In fact, if you have paid more, you may get another mainboard which consumes less power at higher price from Intel ATOM-based mother boards. I believe that the price will be much higher than the one that I got, as a result, I did not choose that option. It requires a notebook RAM which causes you some money. If you want to have a more reliable system with less power consumption. You may choose that option.
The model of that board is INTEL D945GSEJT ATOM N270.
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