God, Linux is painful.

[stigzler]

And that's it.

[hansolo77]

I know, but I'm slowly getting familiar with it.

[stigzler]

Any idea how to enable usb ports to wake from suspend? 

[hansolo77]

Elephino.

Things like that are usually detected automatically during boot up each time.  I would imagine if the hardware is compatible it should work.  Like, I doubt the Raspberry Pi is capable of such a thing other than running a wire to the actual exposed reset pad on the circuit board.  If you're using a standard PC mobo, it's probably down to something like the capabilities of the OS.  I know on my PC, it was a jumper I had to switch from OFF to ON, then it worked out of the box via hardware.  I don't imagine something like that being restricted due to Linux.

[Draco1962]

On 12/7/2016 at 6:50 PM, stigzler said:

Any idea how to enable usb ports to wake from suspend? 

Probably some command like "sudo wake up you lazy somb!tch" or something like that. 

More likely it will be a bios change if the mobo bios supports it.

[stigzler]

I would ask in a linux forum, but think I'd either get 5 questions back to my one (which I couldn't answer) or "rtfm"