I started testing unraid 6 this week. So far I really like what I see and the potentials of virtualization are amazing.

 

What doesn't work for me however, is waking the system after putting it to s3sleep. It goes to sleep fine, but it doesn't return. The lights come on, but there is no way to connect anymore. Neither the gui nor telnet do work. Only a powercycle helps, but results in a parity check.

 

Switching back to my unraid 5.0.5 usb, sleep works fine again.

 

Any ideas what I could try to make it work?

Similar problem here.

Unfortunately no more feedback on my reply.

 

To avoid parity checks on unclean shutdowns follow "Powerdown" in my sig.

 

WOl seems to be broken when booting with Xen, but withoyt Xen its' wakes up properly.

 

With Xen when sending WOL, the fan is staring, but no Ethernet coming up, cant telnet in .....

 

I have this boot command (acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode ), I have also recompiled the bzroot(B3) with Realteks driver, and I think this are necessary to get a proper WOL, but we need to figured out how to solve the WOL when booting with Xen!

 

//Peter

If fans are starting, the WOL package made it through.

Is the rest, say drives and the OS also coming up?

Is it only the NIC that's not working properly?

 

Don't know if it helps but in the linked thread/s3-script there is this code.

For information only...

 

}
post_sleep_activity() {
    # Force NIC to use gigabit networking
    if [ "$forceGb" = $yes ]
    then 
        log_message "Setting NIC to gigabit speed."
        ethtool -s eth0 speed 1000
    fi

    # Force a DHCP renewal (shouldn't be used for static-ip boxes)
    if [ "$doDhcpRenewal" = $yes ]
    then 
        log_message "Forcing DHCP renewal."
        /sbin/dhcpcd -n
    fi
    
    echo DONE
}

Thank you all for your answers. Some good hints and ideas you have there. I'll connect a monitor and keyboard to see if it is only the nic that stays down. The options to force Gigabit and DHCP renewal I already tried. Doesn't help.

 

I suspect my problem is the same as for peter_sm. And sadly it sounds like something only Tom can fix.

Can you wake up when booting without Xen?

 

 

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I got very mixed results. When booting without xen the system sleeps like it does with it. When it wakes, it worked fine one time (graphics did not wake, but web and telnet did).

 

Another time the system did wake, but only telnet was accessible. Web was not, although I have a line in my go file that should prevent OOM events for emhttp.

 

Most of the time both web and telnet are not accessible and graphics is off. With a connected keyboard I was able to issue powerdown one time. Later on it seems I wasn't able to anymore. Without graphics on, it is hard to say if I typed incorrectly or if the system did not get the keypresses.

 

Sadly it is very inconsistent, so I have no idea whats going on. I'm going to switch back to 5.0.5 for now. Without sleep v6 is no go for me.