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| - | ===== Ubuntu ===== | + | ===== Get Ethernet MAC Address |
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| - | ==== Get Ethernet MAC Address ==== | + | |
| The Mac address is pasted onto the back of your SBC: | The Mac address is pasted onto the back of your SBC: | ||
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| If the sticker has peeled-off, you can use following Terminal commands to get the MAC Address. | If the sticker has peeled-off, you can use following Terminal commands to get the MAC Address. | ||
| - | On Ubuntu, type '' | + | Type '' |
| ```shell | ```shell | ||
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| HWaddr '' | HWaddr '' | ||
| - | ==== Enable WOL ==== | + | ===== Enable WOL ===== |
| - | === Enable with U-Boot === | + | ==== Enable with U-Boot |
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| ``` | ``` | ||
| - | === Enable with Ubuntu === | + | ==== Enable with Ubuntu |
| You can enable WOL via the '' | You can enable WOL via the '' | ||
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| {{products: | {{products: | ||
| - | ==== Testing WOL ==== | + | ==== Enable with Android ==== |
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| + | You can enable WOL in the '' | ||
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| + | ===== Testing WOL ===== | ||
| After doing the steps above, you can test the WOL function. | After doing the steps above, you can test the WOL function. | ||
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| $ wakeonlan 98: | $ wakeonlan 98: | ||
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| - | ===== Android ===== | ||
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| - | Wake-On-LAN (WOL) is a protocol standard that allows your PC/ | ||
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| - | Note: The operation of VIM2, VIM3 and Edge is almost the same, so this document will take VIM2 as an example. | ||
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| - | VIM2, VIM3 and Edge are different from VIM1, as it supports the WOL-function. | ||
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| - | Firstly, you have to connect VIM2 to your LAN, then get the Ethernet MAC address. | ||
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| - | ==== Get Ethernet MAC address ==== | ||
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| - | You can get it from Settings-> | ||
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| - | ==== Enable WOL ==== | ||
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| - | You can enable WOL in the Setting-> | ||
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| - | ==== Test WOL ==== | ||
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| - | 1) Connect VIM2 with LAN | ||
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| - | 2) Power off VIM2 | ||
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| - | 3) Attempt to wake up your VIM2 on Android. | ||
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| - | *Download Wake-On-LAN Sender tool | ||
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| - | *Add a remote computer | ||
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| - | *Wake up VIM2 with this button | ||
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| - | *Note:On iPhone, you can search for wake on lan in the App Store. | ||
Last modified: 2023/03/23 05:08 by xiong