« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2016, 04:55:43 am »
Gigabyte stated that the wakeup by alarm function is working, but is this tested with an alarm time initiated from the operating system?
No, this statement is operating system agnostic. They are referring to wake on alarm/event set in the BIOS. They don't test it from the OS. No MB manufacturer tests it this way that I'm aware of.
Also note, Linux is not officially supported. While it can be installed and does run, drivers etc, have to be downloaded and installed from the chipset vendor directly. Obviously some distros may work better/differently than others. I know this is a basic function and simple commands (lines of code). A different BIOS might help, but there is no guarantee of this.
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