Wake on lan not working on B450 Steel Legend |
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lpiernas
Newbie Joined: 13 Jul 2021 Location: France Status: Offline Points: 20 |
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Posted: 13 Jul 2021 at 9:16pm |
Hi, after many failed attempts I came here to ask your help :
It is impossible for me to get the wake on lan feature to work. my (relevant) hardware : > Motherboard : B450 Steel Legend > Integrated NIC : RTL8111H What I did with my BIOS : > Enable "ACPI Configuration\PCIE Device Power On" > Enable/Disable Boot from onboard lan (even if it is not required) Then I tried to ... > Update the BIOS to the latest stable version > Enable "Onboard Devices Configuration/Onboard Realtek Lan Controller" I tried many things under Linux at first : > enabling wake on lan with ethtool > Switching kernel driver from 8169 to 8168 > checked the reception of the wake on lan UDP packet (everything is fine) - adding kernel module options to enable W.O.L. (both for 8168 and 8169 ) : s5wol=1 I then gave up using linux and wanted to give a try to windows drivers. Under Windows I tried : > Unchecking fast restart > Using both Asrock provided diver and realtek provided driver (more recent) > Enabling "Allow this device to wake up computer" under the power management section of the NIC device > I tried differents configurations under the Advanced tab including : - Shutdown WOL : Enabled - Wake on Magic Packet : Enabled - Wake on Magic Packet when system ... (impossible to read further) : Enabled - Wake on pattern match : Enabled - WOL & Shutdowon Link Speed : 10 Mbps First > I tried to disable everything related to energy efficiency under the advanced tab of the NIC device During my investigation I noted that: > My NIC is powered on during S5 (indicated by the switch connected to it) > My NIC seems to reboot during shutdown (my switch indicate that it is powered off then powered back on) > Interstingly when I enable (set on "power on") restore after AC power loss the computer reboot after every shutdown (both with windows, linux and bios menu) I don't think It is normal but looking at the kernel logs the linux shutdown sequence seems to go well. --> I suspect that my computer is briefly going into G3 after every shutdown and then going into S5 Any idea are welcome. Thanks for your help, it is starting to be a bit frustrating. |
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ASRock_TSD
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Dear lpiernas
Thank you for the posting. Regarding your question, we recommend fill the technical support form to contact us. We will reply to you after receiving the mail. Linked the support page below for you. ASRock Support Page: https://www.asrock.com/support/index.asp?Model= Thank you, Best wishes, ASRock TSD |
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