[mythtv-users] What is the recommended power management system to use with MythTv?

[Don Brett]

Andrew Davidson wrote:
> I recently went through the same issue. 
>
> I went with shutdown/wakeup with an ACPI alarm.
>
> It's actually not that hard to setup and has been rock solid for the 
> last 3 days or so.
>
> I followed this guide (mostly)
>
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV/Install/WhatNext/ACPIWake
>
>
> *___________________________________*
> *Andrew Davidson*
> andrew at amdavidson.com <mailto:andrew at amdavidson.com>
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>
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> On Dec 17, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Don Brett wrote:
>
>> I've been researching power saving strategies for a while, but I haven't
>> quite figured out which strategy to use with MythTv.  I have a dedicated
>> system (mostly) that could easily be turned off much of the day.
>>
>> I've seen shutdown/wakeup, suspend2, mythshutdown, nvram-wakeup, and
>> others.  Does anyone know or have a link to a recommended approach?   
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Don
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Thanks, I looked at the Ubuntu guide, but it looks too different from 
the distro I have installed (Fedora 7).  Too bad, it looks pretty 
straight forward.

I also researched the STR, and had some success with suspend2, but it 
was a bit too cutting edge for my daughters pvr (kinda zero-tolerance).  
Nvram-wakeup also looked promising, but pretty complex.

Does anyone know if there is a guide for any of these that are written 
for Fedora?  Thanks again,

Don