I sad ga upalim i pogledam cat /proc/acpi/alarm i ispiše:
2008-08-00 15:15:00
Dakle prilikom bootanja nije pročitao postavke od zadnjeg gašenja (iako su one u BIOS valjda zapisane, jer se kompjutor nije upalio). Idem baš pogledati što ima u BIOS-u.
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Fussy BIOS
There are a lot of fussy BIOSes out there. If things are still not working for you...try the following:
1. Disable/Enable RTC in BIOS
In some cases you need to disable the RTC alarm function is the bios to make things work.
* Another possible glitch is, that the option 'Resume By Alarm' (or whatever it is called) is set to Enabled but wake up using /proc/acpi/alarm only works if the option is set to Disabled. Sounds weird but works with some boards.
* On many boards, when the RTC setting is enabled in the BIOS, it will wake only from a time set and saved from BIOS setup, and not from a time set outside of the BIOS setup environment - as we want. All of the boards the original author of this document needed this setting disabled to correctly wake with ACPI. This is the recommended starting point.
2. Time/Date not visible in BIOS
After you have set the RTC alarm from Linux, it could be that you not see changes in the BIOS but it still works.
3. Required to write time/date two times
Some users reported that their BIOS is only updated after writing 2 times to the alarm file. (reported with proc/acpi/alarm)