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Reply With QuoteIt's a BIOS setup, it should be in the M1 user's guide.
I've been trying to see how to do this but couldn't find a solution:
I have an M1-ATX powersupply which automatically signals (pulse going
to the motherboard power sw) for the MB to shutdown after the ignition
is turned off for a certain amount of time. So the system gracefully shuts
down.
However what I'd like instead is to use a hibernate mode.
I don't want to have to tell the system myself to hibernate through
the standard UI though, I want it to get that signal from the powersupply.
Ideally I'd like the function of that power switch to be a "hibernate command"
and not a shutdown command.
I've gone through the options of the BIOS (EPIA M10k motherboard)
and that doesn't seem to let me do that.
Does anyone know a way to get this solution working?
Thanks,
Martijn
It's a BIOS setup, it should be in the M1 user's guide.
It's actually a Windows setting if you use XP, I believe that will override any BIOS setting. Go to power options in the control panel, advanced, and change the setting of your power button to Hibernate.
Hibernate works for me like that, as well as standby. But strangely, straight shutdown with a pulse to the power sw does not. No idea why, maybe I'm using the wrong power mode.
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Originally Posted by fonseca
Yes, it's also a Windows setup (forgot about that), in the Power Management section, under schemes.
In BIOS you select what you want to power when in stand-by.
what everybody said before is correct. sometimes you have to "enable hibernation" in the hibernate tab under "power" also before you choose the option mentioned before.
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