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adithyagenius · 02-10-2007, 07:48 AM

I want to do it on a laptop but the BIOS has very less options and nothing about waking from hibernate. I ran a dummy task on windows xp using task scheduler and enabling "wake up from hibernate/standby to run the task". Waking does work on my laptop. I want to do it with ubuntu.
Thanks for reminding me of cron. I thought something newer had come out .. maybe cron improved. I will check out ubuntuforums.

02-10-2007, 07:48 AM	#7 (permalink)
adithyagenius I WANT MORE FPS!! Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Shifted to Hydreabad from Mumbai Posts: 494	Re: Linux counterpart for task scheduler? I want to do it on a laptop but the BIOS has very less options and nothing about waking from hibernate. I ran a dummy task on windows xp using task scheduler and enabling "wake up from hibernate/standby to run the task". Waking does work on my laptop. I want to do it with ubuntu. Thanks for reminding me of cron. I thought something newer had come out .. maybe cron improved. I will check out ubuntuforums. __________________ E8500+Asus P5Q Pro, GTX280 OC, 4GB RAM+RAID0 2*WD 500GB, CM690+Corsair 650TX, Razer Diamondback+Goliathus Control Edition Omega, Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000, Dell E228WFP, X-Fi Titanium+T6060