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Try to control it remotely with SSH and wake-on-lan. Not so reliable.
by colordrops 4y ago
Try to control it remotely with SSH and wake-on-lan. Not so reliable.
- ttanev 4y agoIt is not as hard, but requires a device in the middle to send the magic packets from time to time. Using my home desktop like this for years, 10 years ago it was a native feature of my tomato based router back then. Today it is with a small script that sshes into the openwrt router and sends the magic packet to the PC, but very similar in terms of UX.