Before continuing, make sure you have booted into U-Boot:
1 normal power off
2 boot wol: enable
3 Hit Enter or space or Ctrl+C key to stop autoboot -- : 0
4 kvim2#
If you already enable the WOL in OOWOW, you don’t need to set KBI instructions anymore.
You can unplug the power cable and replug the power cable, the board will not boot automically, and the red LED will ture on, at this time, you can use command to wake the device.
I also tried setting the OOWOW firewall to allow in-network connections, and that works (I can SSH/web console in to OOWOW when the system is off. Neither my Mac nor my router can wake the machine from sleep, however.
I’m starting to wonder if the ethernet cable might be the issue. Either that, or the switch is blocking the magic packet somehow.
Thanks. I used a QR code scanner and got the exact same MAC address I was already using, so at least I had that right.
It doesn’t work with the wakeonlan command, either. So far, I’ve tried it with wakeonlan, two different network management apps on my Mac with wake on lan capability, and an app on my iPhone.
I did notice that wakeonlan is defaulting to port 9. Is that correct for the VIM 4’s WOL function?